Neighboring cities report court terms and visits
Judge Williamson held a short term of client court in Kadoka from acoma Tuesday evening. Local residents and visitors from Interior Mitchell and Chamberlain attended Eastern Star meetings and social visits. Several residents from Philip and Gann Valley visited relatives and attended events, including Mrs Carlson J A Jones and Mr W Wooledge family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadoka
Williamson
Acoma
Mesdames J. G. Rounds
Louis Johnson
Interior
Eastern Star Lodge
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Fred Root
Haakop
Eugene Keehr
F. H. Sears
Chamberlain
John Craven
W. M. Gilchrist
Weta
A. Garlson
Carlson
J. A. Jones
Oacoma
Local Notes Highlight Ranch Plans and Travel
John L. Bourrett headed west of the river last week to survey ranch possibilities. Wallie Clark visited his mother and heads to Mitchell, planning a quick return. John Mills of Alexandria toured our city on business. William Gerken delivered about twenty fat cattle for shipment to market. Mr and Mrs Henry Drewes recently moved to town after buying a residence from William Sigloh. A T Goopar suffers a severe blood poisoning in the right hand. Calhoun the jeweler has resumed work after Mennon sojourn and two week absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney
John L. Bourrett
Wallie Clark
Mitchell
John Mills
Alexandria
William Gerken
Henry Drewes
Ziuty
William Sigloh
A. T. Cgoopar
Calhoun
Mennon
Local residents travel and bank officials visit
Reliance N J Lauerman and wife visited Chicago to see Nick's family. Mrs Lee Washburn returned to Presho after visiting relatives. Dickey and wife came back from Iowa and Missouri. D A Church of Chamberlain discussed business. Federal farm loan appraiser A B Cowles from Sioux City inspecting lands for about thirty applicants. I E Hemphill rode to Chamberlain. his mother joined for a few days. W S McLain of the Chamberlain State Bank and others were in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance N. J
Kennebec Local Movements and Visits Report
Bert Roeser moves to a new home nine miles north of town this week. Mr and Mrs R Blue of Parker visit the Brookens home. Henry Bowman rode to Mitchell Saturday, returned Thursday. Mrs P L Stockstad rode to Murdo Saturday for a visit with sister Mrs H L Bode. Bon Brave visited from Oacoma Saturday. John Houchin returned Tuesday from Mellette South Dakota and Des Moines Iowa. Art Packman rode to Mitchell Saturday, returned Monday. Red Cross rooms receive wall finish. Mrs Lester Bookens ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bert Roeser
R. Blue
Parker
Brookens
Henry Bowman
Mitchell
P. L. Stockstad
Murdo
H. L. Bode
Bon Brave
Oacoma
John Houchin
Mellette
S. D
Des Moines
Art Packman
Red Cross
Lester Bookens
Murdo Local Residents and Visitors Noted
Murdo and area residents were active with travels and visits this week. Mrs D A Ghureh left for Scotland to visit her parents while Mrs G M Townsend and daughter Margaret and Mrs F T Diehl and daughter Elsie traveled to Mitchell. Blanche Jenkins hosts her mother from Mt Vernon. Genkins plan a move soon. Mrs G F Bates of Stamford visits Murdo. Dora Burke returns from Okaton after visiting W W Hitchcock. Mr and Mrs GC Brackett report their son Joe, in Hornick Iowa, has joined the Navy and heads to Great Lakes camps near Chicago. Mr and Mrs W H Hunt travel to Ohio for relatives and a doctor’s commission as captain in the MG US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ghureh
Scotland
G. M. Townsend
Margaret
F. T. Diehl
Elsie
Mitchell
Blanche Jenkins
Mt. Vernon
Genkins
Pane
G. F. Bates
Stamford
Iman
Murdo
Dora Burke
Okaton
W. W. Hitchcock
GC. S. Brackett
Joe
Hornick
United States Navy Department
Great Lakes
Chicago
Ohio
Washington
M G. of
U.S
Parkston Residents Visit Relatives and Travel Notes
Mrs W L Humphrey and daughter Marion return from Beaver Creek Minnesota. Miss Josephine Steichen leaves for Yankton nurse training. Miss Hulda Lehr returns from Tyndall. Several residents visit relatives from Miles City Armour Beresford Beach and Camp Bunston report all well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Humphrey
Marion
Beaver Creek
Minn
Ples. Stricklen
Miles City
Mont
James Steichen
Josephine Steichen
Yankton
Himira Lowry
Armour
P. W. Lowry
Arthur Buthala
Beres- Tord
Sadie Springferi
Camp Bunston
Emma Schlimgen
Romeo Laionde
Nine Month Old Dies of Whooping Cough in Menno
Gustave Liberta's nine month old baby died Saturday night from whooping cough. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Grace Church with Rev Langholz. burial followed in the new addition to Menno cemetery.
Perry Township Social Aids Red Cross As Barn Fire Strikes
Mrs Joe Jonas and her infant arrive from Mitchell. Bethel church basket social by Perry township schools raises nearly 400 for the Red Cross. Barn of Mac Van Tassell burns Sunday night. cause suspected spontaneous combustion. horses and harnesses saved. Sherman Lewis child fractures elbow beside car. Social Hour club plans April 8 meeting at Mrs Van Elky. location two miles north of Charles Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Joe Johnas
Tome
Mitchell
Bethel Church
Kr. S. Keen
Red Cross
Mac van Tassell
Sherman Lewis
van Elky
Charles Bates
Visitors Gather From Nearby Towns Amid Local Happenings
Mrs James Ryan and son Walter and Miss Webster came from Spencer to visit at Miss Webster s home. Joe Leibl left for Le Mars to see his daughter Mrs John Luken. Genevieve Arend returned to Parkston after a visit here. Wave Hatust moved to Aberdeen after word of Mrs Baugust s recovery. Herman Roskins and wife and Miss Elsie Veenker visited relatives here over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Walter
Miss Webster
Spencer
Joe Leibl
le Mars
John Luken
Genevieve Arend
Parkston
W. Th Sellar
Mitchell
Draper
J. Peidler
John Heiberger
Peter Webster
Bridgewater
James Jarding
Nick Lehmidt
Clarence Curtain
Aberdeen
Baugust
Herman Roskins
Elsie Veenker
Chancellor
Tere
Charles Schultz
A August Carstens
Ackley
Iowa
George Wessels
Alexandria visitors mingle with locals in a wintry panorama
Mrs. Mary Loomer arrived in Alexandria after spending winter with relatives in Wisconsin. She was joined by Mr. and Mrs. JF Kinney of Walworth Wisconsin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pehenny Voughtives in George Hilligoss. George Hilligoss and Bernard Gan Valley head to Sioux City for a few days after meeting in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loomer
Wisconsin
Alexandria
JF. H. Kinney
Walworth
Wis
George Hilligoss
Mitcheil
Bernard
Gan Valley
Sioux City
Local residents travel. Sioux Falls court duty noted
Bernard summoned for jury service in Sioux Falls. Several locals visit relatives across towns in Iowa South Dakota and Mitchell. Families, including the Taylors and Martins, attend visits, medical treatments, and social calls with kin and friends in Aberdeen Mitchell and Woonsocket.
Fulton Residents Welcome Visitors and Return Home
Mrs Lyle Washburn and Dorothy visited Pedora with sister Mrs CG Williams en route from California to Philadelphia. William and Mrs Rhitt arrived en route to Montana. Rosana Pollard returned home from Parker while Maude Van Vassel came back from Mitchell after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Washburn
Dorothy
Pedora
CG. Williams
California
Philadelphia
William Rhitt
Fulton
Ekalaka
Montana
Rosana Pollard
Parker, S. 1
George Gordon
Hrick Nelson
Fort Pierre
Maude van Vassel
Mitchell
W. T. Corbin
Danbury
Town
J. C. Barman
P. A. Swenson
Distant Visitors and Local Folks Note Week of Travel and Illness
Miss Sylvia Parkhurst visits Spencer and Canton with Judge Fleeger and Miss Coble in town. Mrs. Fred Voorhees of Adair Iowa stays with relatives in the area. Rev Parker Smith tours Pierpont Lake City and Bryant for Baptist missions drive. Several locals travel to Los Angeles Chicago Fort Riley and Vermilion while William Kesten undergoes surgery. The Regdineg circle meets and Russian music lessons are shared at Mrs Will's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Parkhurst
Spencer
S. D
Fleeger
Miss Coble
Canton
Fred Voorhees
Adair
Iowa
Bert Morgan
Parker Smith
Pierpont
Lake, City
Bryant
Rose Marley
City Hospital
J. G. Walker
Chicago
Hiis
Hol Nee
le Mars
Charlie Iwerks
Nathaniel Martin
Cathryn Hackett
Chicas
J. G. Smith
California
G. W. Will
Waterbury
Glinka
Rubenstein
Tchaikovsky
Maurssorgsky
Rimsky and
Strainsky
Rubenson
Rubensheims
Daequa
Marion Kalayjian
Donald Gollon
The
Vermilion University
Local Farmers Busy Sowing Grain and Community Visits
The text notes farmers sowing grain while W. W. Darling visits to oversee farm interests. Social visits occur as Mrs. Ageust Carlson hosts the Ladies Aid, and the Wittstruck, Lawrence, Rupbert, and Thomas families are mentioned visiting in their respective homes. About thirty ladies from Prosper township met at Charles Mooney’s home to discuss the food conservation law and bread-making tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Darling
Ageust Carlson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lawrence
Ror Wittstruck
Bert Thomas
Mitteleli
Anaupbert
Rupbert
Prosper Township
Charles Mooney
Canning the Kaiser Program At Prosper School Benefit
Students and families from Prosper attended an afternoon event at the Shewhen school with Mary Grods teaching and a lively program. The program featured singing and a charity auction led by Mr Ji By Will situck raising over 40 dollars for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper
Mary Grods
Bite
Canning
Kaiser
Mr. Ji
Willsituck
Red Cross
Local social notes and event notices
Jake Leibrich and sister Mrs Olin Martin left for Waterloo bi Mandy tonight to attend an uncle's funeral. Mr and Mrs N C Johnsen left for Rochester Minnesota Sunday. Mrs Johnsen will seek medical aid. D O Barrett accompanied to his son W S Barrett left Friday for Rochester Minnesota for surgery. Pred Guindon left Monday for Yankton on business. Mrs Isabelle Weil came up from Mitchell and stayed at George La Ville home. Mrs Johnson of Mitchell visiting sister Mrs Stemler helping at court house to prepare Go new county map. R G Wingvon returned home Saturday after two days with sister Mrs J Stemler. High school students and teachers held a court yard ladye institute with games and music. Refreshments served by the losing side in the knitting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Leibrich
Olin Martin
Waterloo
Mandy Nhight
N.C. Johnsen
Rochester
Minn
Barrett
I WS. Barrett
Iuday
Mion
Pred Guindon
Yankton
Isabelle Weil
Mitchell
Coeorge la Ville Tome
2. Johnson
Stemler
Court House
R.G. Wingvon
Arnot
Uie
Local Social Notes From Gaun Vatley and Nearby
Mrs Fraser of Gaun Vatley visits for her sister as she wines for her. Mrs Hendrickson leaves for Fridas drome with Dave Conklin. Mrs John Ninsbure travels to Milched for a sister’s wedding then Woonsocket visit before home. Jadine McWhirler visits home folks. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Ohlss. Mrs Will Koon and Miss Anna Johnson host visiting mother from Preskha and Vers. Frank Aibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Gaun Vatley
At. Hendrickson
Fridas
Dave Conklin
John Ninsbure
Milched
Woonsocket
Jadine McWhirler
Aeomen
A. D, Ohlss
Will Koon
Anna Johnson
Preskha
Frank Aibers
Local Notices of Visits and Travel Companions
Corsica Jasper Gort visits relatives in the area and returns to Doon Iowa. Van der Linden and Van der Linden parties visit Geddes to see Anna and Marie Van der Linden, Mrs Gruenpwild and Mrs Wunefke. Sioux City trip ends. Rev J G Van de Lunetert travels via Parkston to Pella Town for sick father message. Mrs William Anderson returns home to Mitchell after visiting Arthur Johnsen’s family. Mrs Palmatier returns to Miles City Montana after visiting in Winner. Hoekensmiths travel to Platte for relatives. Mrs Smith remains several days. Pred Molir and family from Vona arrive for visit. Stadt family arrives from Buine son Perkins County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Jasper Gort
Doon
Iowa
Tl van der Linden
Hol. van der Linden
Geddes
Anna
Marie van der Linden
Neal Wunefke
Mesdotin Gruenpwild
Woanke Sanitariaim i
LD. Winner
Miles Gilty
Mont
B. Hoekeps
Platte
Hoekensmith
Smith
Pred Molir
Vona
Golo
Jlolin Stadt
Buineson
Perkins County
Local Notes On Town Folks And Movements
Bo Dr Bowman from ta quoketa Iowa spent a few days with his son Verne Bowman. A Schmidt sold his Traplement Shop to Roy Kh Parry on March 4. Theodore Wenkels of le Thompson Yards attended a Sioux Falls salesmen meeting last week. Mr and Mrs Vebias Kaufman and son visited with Rev Grimann on Sunday. Mrs George Seldunsen and Master Lester returned from Sunbury to visit relatives. Chas Moriarty left for Omaha where he enlisted in the navy. farewell was held at W Po Janiner's in honor of Philip Tempel preparing to report for service. He has long been mechanic at Hin brose shop and a good workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Sioux Falls
Cvan
J. L. ‘Tayler
Ma. Taylor
Sanvs
Caneyp Gods
Cime
Yaylor
P. G. Estee
Saiem
Frank Kramer
Henry Tienen
Remsen
J. 1
Kramer
Boltenkamn
FP. A. Martin
Mitchell
I. L. Hansen
Woonsovket
Hansen
John Pitts
J. Loomer
BE. A. Loomer
HW. Quinney
George Seltiunsen
Lester
Seldunsen
Sunbury
Town
Chas
Moriarty Feff
Omaha
Navy
Siven
W. Po Janiner
Philip Tempel
Effert
Menno
Seobland
Vormvnch
N. 1
Jie Pesi
Hinh Bros
Sarase Sinew
Ani
Dara Burke
Rapid City
G. A. Olivrel
Corliss
Carol
Seothind
HH. Genkins
Vernon
Miss Blanck
Strunk
van Mette
Fridiy
Dones
County Liberty Loan
Murdo
West Liberty Loan
Jones
Liberty
Glayten
Willies
Aberdeen
Army
Foe
Aiatioen Corps
Heme
Dhate
Appie Socing
Buster
Murdo Hotel
Wriday
Congregational Ladies Mid Society
Postmster
A. Re Tendy
White River
Murda
Local Social Notes From Portland Area Society
The item lists visitors and movements among residents including Miss Bora Balouw of Kineston Wis visiting her cousin Mod Dewalt W. ik. Wanden of San Jose and Mrs Joseyvad moving into the editor’s collage on the east side. William Trebileagek left for Boise and B O Wallace moved into the Ward house after a bank sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Vi. Pound
Martin Bord
Porthind
Mike Bord
Bora Balouw
Kineston
Wis
Mod
Dewalt W. Ik. Wanden
San Jieso
Talit
Ios
Hyer
Joseyvad
Win. Trebileagek
Boise
B. Wallace
Ward House
Witte
First National Bank
Ward
Family Visit Notes Across Regions
Mrs. Ghas visits sister Mrs. Pireell near Pulayana with Dr. Willy and wife Tefr on Wednesday evening. Captain Walter Willy joins the Des Moines Joyvo trip for a family visit. Leon Johnson from Montana plans a short visit with Metad stvs and Dave Johnson before heading east. Ashley travels to his old Nebraska home and plans to reunite with his sister Uier from Washington during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Petature
Neb
Uier
Washington
Local Marriage Notices and Guests Reported
The column records a wedding ceremony and visiting relatives. Miss Laved Vinneer wed in a ceremony with APAYesty and Miss laved Vinneer as attendees. The couple and guests, including Mrs. Hudsan and Mrs. Creeper, were noted at the parsonage and a Sunday visit followed.
Local residents and visitors travel amid funeral and family visits
Residents of Reachester and Pleasantville note a flurry of trips and gatherings. Mrs. Simon Meshingert mourns a death while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Greer and families, travel to Mitchell and Sioux City for funerals and extended visits.
Liberty Loan drive notes county turnout and events
The article details county and township Liberty Loan Committee activities in Murdo with about sixty five attendees led by County Chairman R S Pownsend. It notes volunteers from Jones County and surrounding towns, planned Red Cross activities, and local social events including a fundraiser at Murdo Hotel.
Local visitors and residents list in Nass area
Adolph Wheinsasser and Keb Stuckey with families return to Nass. Emil Guentiner and Dick Biwein visit from Bridgewater. Henry Diekman pleased with western trip. Joe Hofer from Corsica visits. Mesdames Warz and Delger visit Menno. Bertha Haar and Anna Walter from Oliver. Dave Waltman arrives from Montana. Joshua Psehetter returns from Fort Riley for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Wheinsasser
Anna Walter
Oliver
Dave Waltman
Montana
Joshua J. Psehetter
Fort Riley
Local residents make moves and returns across towns
H pp Selimiut spent the day in Sins Falls on business Wednesday. Jeney Hanson and family moved to Tarot near Montrose. Pranvis Lander left for Omaha to report for duty in the United States Navy. Martin seheier arrived from Sioux Balls last week. Mrs ul J Miller returned home from Abedreen. Mrs WW Nye returned from a five week visit with her sister in law. Mrs fh BR Geiger returned from a visit with relatives at Huron. Mrs Augush Shiumacher and Mrs Cork Christian visited at the Charles Stanealore. Mrs Josie Simmers returned to Colhurs Montana after weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. PP. Selimiut
Sins Falls
Jeney Hanson
Montrose
Pranvis Lander
Montana
Local residents take short trips and return home
M. D. Wilhelio came back Sunday morning from an eastern park trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Twaitley left Tuesday evening to spend a few days away. George Tilton and AL Rossman attended a convention in Sieuxn Balls Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Herrick went to Chamberlain Monday. Mrs. Kerriet had a surgeon visit and treatment on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Grace Maxwell and her children visited Mrs. Maxwell's mother. Mrs. Harrison departed last evening for Audubon. Deamess and John Owen returned Saturday morning from California where they visited their brother Bingo. M. G. Palmer returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Wilhelio
Ralph Twaitley
Stayon Ily
George Tilton
AL Rossman
Sieuxn
WR. Lb
T Herrick
Chamberlain
Kerriet
Grace Maxwell
Nere
Minions Crazy the Seit Th Rush View Neb Wiper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions View Nebraska, works, a Bakewell lamb, Goya, DePtin, and Roth Eine Maihivy. No coherent event or names to form a complete news item. Summary reflects the scattered readable elements without asserting specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Paw
Aeartey Bakewell Lamb
Wwe
Roth
Local Social Notes From Cedar Rails Area
Bridgewater and nearby towns report visitors and family gatherings. Miss Hota Wipt traveled from Stanford for a relatives visit while Mrs G A Glauset hosted guests. Mr Leon and wife of Ganstota attended a Monday event and were hosted by friends in the Cedar Rails region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasior Berhad
Fey
A. G
Wrights
Miss Hot
Rocken Funeral 70 Held On Wonday
Funeral services for Anbar O Doek were held Monday at Broadbent Undertaking with Pastor Jordi of the Norwegian Lutheran Church in Whitesea presiding. He is survived by his wife, children, and siblings, after a sudden illness in Aberdeen. Born in Minnesota, he lived in Milettell and Wisconsin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocken
Anbar
Doek
Tyoraigs
Aberdeen
Adward Jordi
Mo Taek
Ives
Wisconsin Street
Feus Drothers
Tie
Minnesota
Miletell
Aierleen Bein Villegal
Neamail
Warlerbowa
Recruit Persuades War Office to Enlist Local Man
The Mitchiel reciting station secured George Wi Valentina of Armiour to enlist in the coast arlittery Priddy afbernoean. Valentine is 24 and has been ueline ge assistant county dent oof diatieias county. He may enter service after a medical exam and be sent to Jefferson barracks. Lieutenant S William Anshelow arrives tonight to review staff. Oscar fieather and Wadler R. Prellon are expected to be sent to St Louis Barracks Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchiel
George Wi
Valentina
Armiour
Priddy Afbernoean
Valentine
Ueline
Diatieias
Fie
Iefferson
Tie
S William Anshelow
Oscar Fieather
Wadler R. Prellon
St Louis
Youth of 63 Refuses Guardian Wedding Plan
A damaged report describes Bernard Fox, a 63 year old Watertown man, seeking to marry under guardian oversight. Mrs Riley, subject of the guardianship, resists the match and Fox faces delays as officials, including Judge Media, review consent and financial support.
Do Not Plant Gardens Too Early Expert Warns
State horticultural authority cautions gardeners that soil is not warm enough to plant most vegetables. Plant only the hardiest varieties now and delay fancy greens. Seed shortages mean buy early and plant two weeks late for staples like beans cabbage carrots potatoes peas and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I B McCall
State Horticultural
County Draft Farewell Train for Camp County
Davison county officials and residents bid farewell to servicemen marked for Camp county duty. A special train carried three dozen travelers amid mixed sentiment as authorities coordinated transport and meals for the journey.
German Born Man Held on Vagrancy Charge in South Dakota
Sioux Falls reports United States authorities in South Dakota are investigating Gus Stead detained by the Let picker on vagrancy charges linked to alleged German alien status. He recently completed a theft offense with a $400 fine and claims U.S. citizenship through his father’s papers. authorities demand proof of citizenship for possible federal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Walls
United States
South Dakota
Gus Stead
Ys Cman
Dobernerdd
Staiel
Germany
Fie
Lis Tatler
Citigen
Datas
Ehenies
Barbers Unite for War Savings Club Formation
Barbers join to form a city war savings drive with a planned public group called Barbers' War Savings Club. At a Labor Ball meeting leaders urged thrift stamps across unions and pledged initial purchases of 1000 dollars in stamps, with Bert Williams as president and Mare Libby Wis as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Walls
Ros Pia
War Savings
Barbers
Cuien
Oeloho
Ol. Mannix
John Kenel
Ehibs
Lo Wal Savings Clubs
Bert Williams
Mares Libby Wis
Makes a record trip to France by Halloran
March 30 report credits James Halloran a Black Hills man with a record for fastest arrival in France. He enlisted February 9 in Deadwood in the engineering service and was sent to France soon after training as a bridge and road builder. The card suggests he mailed from France near late February or early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
James
Dimimie
Ecard
Pebrugry
Marefi
Wesleyan Freshmen Triumph in Debating Huron Match
Wesleyan freshmen defeated Huron in a debate on the question of press, constitutional, and congressional power. Charles Aalseth of Lake Preston served as sole judge, with Herbert Emery and Viree Garrett leading the Wesleyan team to an unblemished season sweep for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bmery
Vireie Garrett
Wesleyan
Acuderay
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Pam Thomas
Carl Stone
Mildred Helser
Gann Valley
Woooledge
Ruth Siory
John Oaks
Vera Richards
John Wagner
Will Wooledie
Gann Vailey
Hester
Margaret Hester
Gustave Liberta
Langholz
Grace Church
Jim
Tuscon
Jacob Schatz
Joli Tseletter
Tsechetter
Olivet
Carpenter S. C
George
Sam Reiswig
Emmanuel Reiiswhe
Decker Bridge
Wittenbure
Karl Aisenbrey
Feioeh
Alpena
Menno Red Cross
Jacob Pfierl
Meyers
Wittenburge
Ed Holt
John Mueller
Mro
Albert Jungman
Martha Junemaan
Minneapolis
Rieahold Fraseh
Henry Praseh
St. Paul
W. L. Warne
Joseph J. Hofer
Emery
Ed Tobin
Trout
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J. S. Mooney
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Letcher
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Sheehto
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Ol Hells
Wena Ober
Asin
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Ink Muel
Bat
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Miss Laved
Maren
Creer
Hamberain
Phlay
C. N
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Dali Dabb
Pleasantville
Simon Meshingert
Vaytor
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Hobinesworth
Frank Perenson
Donald Me
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Daston
Oldina
Waller
Sarl Clement
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I. Showalter
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Merrit W. Bish
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Milanee
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Stile
Milwaukee
Davison County
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Tien
Giles
Wonetes
Chaies
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