Local Happenings in New Oxford and Nearby Towns
Fink and Co sold their White Hall store to Wm Barr. Birth announced for Aug 16 to Mr and Mrs George Osborne of Hanover street. Several horses and a mule died from illness. one horse paralyzed throat, another from colic. Rev Geo F Baker assumed charge of Hunterstown and York Springs congregations. Cattle sale planned at Bonneauville National Hotel on Aug 21. Cline bought Wint rode farm for $2,010. Lauver bought Ida ville warehouse farm for $2,200. National Guard mail traffic exceeded one million pieces. W Roy Starry named Roselle Park NJ schools principal at $750 for nine months. Ed Trump to take possession of Mears farm in Spring for $3,500. Young Reever fractured arm in wagon accident. Wintrode farm in Straban sold for $2,010. Chas G Miller store in Hanover street offers new shoe line and furnishings. Juniata Paving employs 110 men, horses, and carts for macadamizing Arendisaville and Biglerville road. Henrietta Fickes planning West departure and will auction personal property and real estate. Howard A Cline buys Sweigert farm in South Middleton for $5,200. S M Smith administrator to sell late Peter K Smith’s Mountpleasant real estate on Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osborne
Hanover Street
Harry Albert
Hampton
C. B. Kauffman
E. C
Reading Township
Lockjaw
Geo. F. Baker
Hunterstown
York Springs
H. J. March
National Hotel
Bonneauville
Samuel E. Cline
Highland Township
H. H. Wintrode
Straban Township
C. D. Lauver
Huntington Township
Idaville
Jesse Little
Henry Wintrode
Edward Cline
Chas. G. Miller
Juniata Paving Company
Arendisaville
Biglerville
Henrietta Fickes
Howard A. Cline
Menallen Township
Sweigert
Middleton Township
Cumberland County
Morris T. Paxton
Gettysburg News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes
A farmer on Button Wood Stock Farm near Gettysburg had a foot mashed by a wagon wheel as a heavily loaded wagon passed. Adams County Republicans met in Gettysburg to map campaign plans. James Heller of Butler township, in his eighties, is seriously ill after a lightning strike. Gettysburg Springs and Hotel receivers J Emory Bair and John B McPherson resign. Calvin Gilbert and Donald P McPherson appointed with a $50,000 bond. The Keeney home near Abbottstown sold for $1010 to Carvin Eisenhart. Mrs. Elizabeth Yeagy of Covington Indiana and her daughter Dr. T H Jeffries visit Mrs. Wm. Frock after 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Starner
Daniel Starner
Button Wood Stock Farm
Gettysburg
James Heller
Butler Township
J. Emory Bair
John B. McPherson
Gettysburg Springs and Hotel Company
Calvin Gilbert
Donald P. McPherson
Solomon Keeney
Hamilton Township
Abbottstown
Carvin Eisenhart
Same Township
Elizabeth Yeagy
Covington
Ind
T. H. Jeffries
Clark’s Hill
Wm. Frock
Yeagy
Frock
Boy is bitten by dog in Mountpleasant by Himes dog
A young son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Hofe of Mountpleasant township was bitten on the leg by a small dog owned by Mrs Kate W Himes while passing on the street. The wound was slight and cauterized by Dr Sheetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hofe
Mountpleasant Township
Kate W. Himes
Sheetz
Peroxide Cream Claim for Clear Complexion
Druggists advertise peroxide cream as a blemish remover that clears the complexion and does not shave off hair. The copy notes knowledge from druggists and lists Ep. T. Auxer as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep. T. Auxer
A. DS
Charges Dismissed In Milk Case At Gettysburg Hearing
The cases of J B Eckhart R H Stover D G Lott and John Dick charged with selling impure milk to the National Guard encampment at Gettysburg were dismissed after a hearing before Justice Hill on Tuesday. A valuable horse owned by Rex and Blair of Aspers was poisoned and may die. This is the second poisoning of a horse for that firm in a short time. the first horse, valued at over 200 dollars, died. Joseph Hahn of Littlestown, driver for Smith bakery, had a serious accident when a shaft broke causing a runaway and resulting in a broken left arm and dislocated left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Eckhart
R. H. Stover
D. G. Lott
John Dick
National Guard
Gettysburg
Justice Hill
Rex and
Blair
Aspers
Joseph Hahn
Littlestown
Smith Bakery
Mr. Hahn
Rev Dr Krebs to Lead Wanamaker University of Commerce
Rev Dr Stanley L Krebs of Chicago accepts presidency of Wanamaker University of Commerce in Philadelphia and will assume duties September 1. He is son of Rev W E Krebs D D of Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Krebs
Chicago
Wanamaker University of Commerce
Philadelphia
Dr. Krebs
W. E. Krebs
D. D
Littlestown
Miller Opens New Store in Hanover Street Smith Room
Chas G. Miller opened a new shop in the Smith store room on Hanover Street last week offering a fine line of shoes and gents furnishings. Call on Mr Miller for reliable fair and square service and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. G. Miller
Smith Store
Hanover Street
Man finds sixty pounds honey in two trees near Natural Dam
C G Heagy of Gettysburg harvests 85 pounds from one tree on A C Fleck farm and 25 pounds from another on Wm Horner farm. Directors at First National Bank of Fairfield elect J A Neely president Peter Kready vice president and James Cunningham cashier. Half of stock money due from shareholders October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Heagy
Gettysburg
A. C. Fleck
Wm. Horner
Mr. Heagy
First National Bank of Fairfield
J. A. Neely
Peter Kready
Orrtanna
James Cunninghan
Professor Emory Wolff to Teach in Batavia High School
Prof Emory Wolff of Hanover moved his household goods to Batavia New York on Friday. The Wolff family, visiting his parents near Abbottstown, plan to depart August 23 for Batavia where he will teach the commercial course at the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Wolff
Hanover
Batavia
N. Y
Wolf
Chas. Wolf
Abbottstown
Sixth annual Tostet ter family reunion at Witmer Park
The sixth annual Tostet ter family reunion took place at Witmer's Park south of McSherrystown near the Littlestown trolley line on Thursday. Family members from near and far attended, enjoying an engaging program for adults, ample lunches, and a joyful day for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostetter
Witmer’s Park
McSherrystown
New Littlestown
Heaviest Wheat Load Delivered to Hanover Produce Co
Mr Cleveland Barnhart on the Jesse Brodbeck farm near the Carlisle pike delivered seven horses and a load of wheat totaling 1944 bushels to the Hanover Produce Co warehouse on Thursday. This may be the heaviest grain load ever brought to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Barnhart
Jesse Brodbeck
Gable
Carlisle Pike
Hanover Produce Co
Gettysburg Camp Reserved Units Visit New Oxford Grounds
The Gettysburg Camp Sons of Veterans Reserves traveled with delegations from York Camp and Camp 60 and camped on the New Oxford A A grounds from Saturday evening to Sunday evening. A drum corps accompanied them, lively the town at night and on Sunday. The Gettysburg group arrived by train Saturday afternoon and marched home Sunday evening, leaving shortly after 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Camp
Sons of Veterans Reserves
York Camp
Camp 60
New Oxford A. A
Gettysburg
Little Leaves Village In Turmoil After French Leave
George Little vanished from McSherrystown amid a tangle of incidents. A merchant laments a broken shoe deal trust, a bicycle loan betrayal, and small money losses by several friends. Little had just faced a wife’s non maintenance suit and later a razor theft charge. Peter C Smith of East Berlin visited Geo Hykes in Hamilton township for butter but was attacked by a dog in the yard. the dog was subdued by Smith with help from Hykes’s son and Smith was treated by Dr. Huechst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
George Little
Peter C. Smith
East Berlin
Geo. Hykes
Hamilton Township
Hykes
Mr. Smith
Real estate sale in Reading township details
P. Smith as assignee of Lewis Busserman offered four farms at sheriff sale in Reading township. Lot 1, 146 acres, to Sheriff Colestock of Gettysburg at 31.06 per acre. Lot 2, 148 acres, adjoining No. 1, to John Ebersale at 28.10 per acre. Lot 3, 70 acres, adjoining No. 2, to Hon. D. P. McPherson at 17.40 per acre. Lot 4, a small home in the same township, to Martin Smith at 410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same Township
Martin Smith
Peroxide Cream Tops 7000 Druggists Choice
Ep Auxer of A D S presents peroxide cream as the top formula chosen by the National Manufacturing Association of 7000 druggists. The cream is promoted for tan sunburn freckles and related skin concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
T. Auxer
A. D.S
Milk wagon collision claims boy and injures father in West York
John E Chronister and his son Elton delivering milk were struck by a trolley car on Sunday. The boy died Monday afternoon from a 4 inch scalp wound and multiple cuts. The father suffered severe injuries but is improving. Originating from Adams county the Chronisters were residents of Round Hill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West York
John E. Chronister
Elton
Hanover
Chronister
Ile
City
Adams County
Mr. Chronister
John Chronister
Slimes
Round Hill
Frank Startzel
Near Pines Church
Straban Township
Viola Geisler breaks left arm in fall from apple tree
Viola Geisler about 11 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Geisler of Qualityville, fell from an apple tree while visiting Frank Sadler's home. She sustained a broken left arm above the elbow and minor bruises. Dr. Sheetz set the fracture and she is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Isaac Geisler
Qualityville
Frank Sadler
Saddler
Attempted holdup on country road ends with arrestless thief
Constable Trestle of York Springs reports a man leaped from roadside to grab the horse bridle while he rode home from Mt. Holly Springs last Wednesday night. Charlie struck the horse, which bolted and trampled the attacker, who was knocked down and then fled as the officer hurried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly Springs
Trestle
York Springs
Leer’s Hill
Charlie
Stone Struck Elbow Injures Bittinger Quarry Worker
John Rickrode of Bittinger suffers a badly bruised right elbow when a blasting rock in the local quarry exploded before he could retreat. He now wears a sling and cannot work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickrode
Bittinger
Girl Falls From Window in Arendtsville
Yesterday afternoon in Arendtsville Mrs Blain Bushey’s 13 year old daughter toppled from an upstairs window taking the screen with her. The fall landed in a lilac bush and Dr Wolff found only bruises and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arendtsville
Blain Bushey
Philadelphia Player Badly Hurt in Center Mills Aspers Game
During a match at Center Mills yesterday Charles Bream of Philadelphia suffered a broken leg while playing third base for Aspers after a collision with a Center Mills runner. He is vacationing at home on route 1 Aspers and will stay home for several weeks to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Mills
Aspers
Charles Bream
Philadelphia
aAspers
Bream
Baish Chosen City Superintendent in Altoona
Prof. H. H. Baish a former history teacher at Altoona High School and resident near Bendersville was elected city superintendent to fill the vacancy caused by H. J. Wightman. The board’s special meeting followed three ballots with Director McFarlane breaking the deadlock on the 11th ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Baish
Bendersville
Altoona
H. J. Wightman
Board of Education
McFarlane
Baish
Death in Gettysburg: William J. Martin Dies at 79
William J. Martin of Gettysburg died at 1 15 a m Sunday age 79 years 11 months and 1 day after a long illness. He conducted a Gettysburg store for about 60 years and retired after selling his business. He was born September 15 1828 in New Oxford and married Mary Elizabeth Norbeck April 30 1852. Survived by children Vincent Allen Emily Fr W K Lewis A S J Leo and Sister M Elizabeth plus one sister and two brothers. Funeral at St Francis Xavier church Wednesday at 9 o’clock conducted by Rev Fr Martin with other priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Martin
Gettysburg
Mr. Martin
New Oxford
Martin
Mary Elizabeth Norbeck
Immaculate Conception Church
This Place
Lewis J. Martin
New York City
A. S. Martin
Iowa
J. Leo Martin
M. Elizabeth
Norfolk
Ihe
Elizabeth Martin
Joseph
Jerome Martin
St. Francis Xavier Church
Child Dies of Acute Myelitis in Gettysburg Home
John David Mumper two year old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Mumper of Gettysburg died at home at 5 30 Wednesday morning after a brief illness Acute Myelitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Mumper
Clyde Mumper
Gettysburg
William S. Thomas Dies at Home in Chambersburg at 61
William Samuel Thomas died at his Chambersburg home Monday afternoon at 2 15 aged about 61 after months of illness. A carpenter by trade he had worked in Chambersburg for years. Survived by his wife three brothers two sisters and his mother Mrs Catherine Thomas of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Samuel Thomas
Chambersburg
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Catharine Thomas
Gettysburg
Latimore Man Emerson Fickle Dies at 59 in Home
Emerson Fickle died at his Latimore township home last Wednesday evening from a stroke of apoplexy. He was about 59, born and raised in Latimore, and a son of the late Howard Fickel. He lost his sight about 18 years ago due to an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Fickle
Latimore Township
Howard Fickel
Death of Cumberland girl at age 13 from heart neuralgia
Ethel Luckenbaugh the oldest of six children in Cumberland township near Barlow died early Tuesday at home. The 13 year old girl died from neuralgia of the heart brought on by whooping cough, in a most unexpected death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Luckenbaugh
Truman Luckenbaugh
Cumberland Township
Barlow
Infant son of Samuel Lynerd dies in New Baltimore
The infant son of Samuel Lynerd of New Baltimore died at 2 a m Friday from cholera infantum at age three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lynerd
New Baltimore
Infant Roxie Wolfe and Harrisburg teen Althoff Die
Roxie Ellen Wolfe infant daughter of Harry Wolfe died at 6 30 a m Friday of cholera infantum aged 6 months 18 days Interment was in Gettysburg Catholic cemetery Lloyd Althoff youngest son of Mr and Mrs Wm A Althoff died at home in Harrisburg Thursday evening of typhoid fever aged 16 He is survived by parents and many siblings interment in Gettysburg cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Ellen Wolfe
Harry Wolfe
New Baltimore
Lloyd Althoff
Wm. A Althoff
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Little
Hanover
John Wagaman
Taverns
Winickenrode
Gawker
Littlestown
Samuel McSherry
Howard Althoff
William and
Bernard
Death of Andrew G. McKinney at age 14 in Gettysburg
Andrew G. McKinney died last Tuesday after a brief illness of myelitis. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. McKinney of Taney town formerly Gettysburg. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. McKinney
Robert 8. McKinney
Taneytown
Gettysburg
Evergreen Cemetery
Obituary notices for Ida K Shepard and George Hykes
Ida K Shepard infant daughter of Mr and Mrs N Shepard died at Gettysburg. George Hykes aged about 74 of Hamilton township near East Berlin died after a paralytic stroke nine months prior. Survived by wife, son John, daughters Emanuel Baker Luckenbaugh and a daughter at home. Funeral Monday Aug 18 at 9 am. Interment Mumert’s Meeting House near East Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hykes
Hamilton Township
East Berlin
John
Eianuel Baker
A. Luckenbaugh
Mummert’s Meeting House
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Catharine E. Witters
Mrs. Catharine E. Witters of York Sulphur Springs died August 10, 1908, aged 77 years, 8 months and 22 days. Interment at St. Pauls Pines Lutheran church with services by Rev. E. Dietterich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine E. Witters
York Sulphur Springs
St. Paul’s (Pines) Lutheran Church
FE. E. Dietterich
Aaron Heagy Dies At 86 In Charleston Missouri
Aaron Heagy died at his Charleston Missouri home on Sunday August 9 from age related infirmities. He was 86 years old and will be interred at Oak Grove Cemetery in Charleston at 1 oclock p m on August 10. Heagy was born and raised in New Oxford and operated several general stores there at different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Heagy
Charleston
Oak Grove Cemetery
Do’cluck P
New Oxford
Heagy Family Mourns Death In Charleston and Lerew at Mountain House
About 26 years ago he moved with his family to Charleston Missouri where they lived since. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs J O Smith of Columbus Ohio Mrs Mamie Baker and Mrs Fannie Watkins both of Charleston. Mr and Mrs Heagy had resided with the two widowed daughters the sister of deceased Mrs Howard Yohe of Hamilton township is a sister. Pall bearers included B P and J J Diehl nephews of C A Diehl of Philadelphia street. Augustus Lerew Mountain House Arendtsville proprietor died at 6 20 Sunday evening from paralysis stroke received at the Arendtsville baseball grounds. aged 68. Native of York county longtime Adams county resident and Mountain House proprietor for twelve years he previously ran Elkhorn Hotel Bendersville Hotel Bigler Biglerville and Schaffer House East Berlin. Survived by wife and three children Charles Lerew of Bendersville Mrs Bruce Knouse Arendtsville Mrs William Sheely Bendersville. also a sister and two brothers. Funeral held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with services and interment at Arendtsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. O. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Mamie Baker
Fannie Watkins
Heagy
Howard Yohe
Hamilton Township
Mr. Heagy
Messrs
B. P
J. J. Diehl
C. A. Diehl
Philadelphia Street
Augustus Lerew
Arendtsville
Tie
Mr. Lerew
York County
Adams County
Elkhorn
Bendersville
Bigler
Biglerville
Schaffer
East Berlin
Charles Lerew
Bruce Knouse
William Sheely
Injured Woman Hurt In Runaway Near Abbottstown
Miss Edna Wolf daughter of postmaster Jacob Wolf of Abbottstown joined friends to attend a Merchants picnic and rode to a new Reuben Altland stable. While starting home the horse ran away throwing Miss Wolf from the buggy and injuring her right hip. another passenger escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wolf
Jacob Wolf
Abbottstown
Ilanover
Reuben Altland
Miss Wolf
Dr. Melsheimer
A Queer Business in Craggsburg and Cashtown Snakes
Drs Engle and Atkinson have trapped 300 to 400 copperhead and rattlesnake in Adams county mountains over three months. They extract venom for European scientists, bottling two drops per snake and shipping bodies to New York for taxidermy mounting. The season yielded three to four ophidians daily on average. some rattlers reached five to six feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worker Injures Hand at Musselman Canning Factory
Willis Lady and John Boyer at Musselman Canning Factory Biglerville were handling a cable when the hold slipped. Boyer had a finger badly mashed between the cable and an iron pipe and suffered severe pain before his hand was freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Lady
John Boyer
Musselman Canning Factory
Biglerville
Mr. Boyer
Mgr. Boyer
Fishermen Lose Bass Catch When Stone Is Triggered
Squire Bob Straley and companions fished the Conewago creek catching four medium bass. They stored them on a stringer between two heavy stones, but a fellow fisherman moved the top stone unaware of the fish’s resting place, sending fish and effort downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Bob” Straley
Conewago Creek
Dray Wheel Spokes Torn In Center Square Incident
While drum corps played on Center Square around 6 o clock Saturday evening, George Moore of Mount Pleasant township drove a buggy around the circle. His horse frightened, turning sharply tore the spokes from the hub of the right rear wheel. The horse was controlled and Moore with John Clunk returned home without further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Mountpleasant Township
Moore
John Clunk
Visiting York Resident and Spences Point Visitor Illness
Ernest Armstrong and his mother visit W T King on town edge. Spence Myers of Sparrows Point Maryland, who arrived a week ago for vacation, became suddenly ill several days ago and remains very ill with fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Armstrong
Mother of
York
W. TH. King’s
Spence Myers
Sparrows Point
New Oxford Tops York Springs in Doubleheader Calamity and Power
In a spirited doubleheader, New Oxford swept York Springs with 17-4 in the morning and 9-0 in the afternoon. Essick homered as New Oxford hitters overwhelmed Plank and York Springs despite a determined stand by York Springs in the first game.
New Oxford A A Thanks Citizens for Festival Success
The New Oxford A A expresses gratitude to town citizens and helpers for making their festival a grand success. Also offered is a farm for sale on rent, about 42 acres with improvements in Wilmington township, 23 miles from New Oxford, VA. For details call J. G. Thaner Rout 1 New Oxford VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
A. A
Wiamilton Township
New Oxford
J. G. Thaner
New Oxford, Va
Tax Abatement Deadline Notice by Borough Collector
Tax notice states 5 percent abatement on Borough water and school tax expires September 1. S I Keeney serves as collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Keeney
New Oxford Picnic Ushers Season With All Outing
Come One Come All To the greatest outing of the season the New Oxford Picnic leads in games sports amusements meals and refreshments. It will put new vigor in all both young and old on Saturday August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Dressmaking by Miss Martha Murnen in New Oxford
After August 1 1908 Miss Martha Murnren will sew at Mrs Catherine Hartman home Philadelphia Street New Oxford. Services include all dressmaking at reasonable prices and prompt work. call for arrangements.
Professor Menge Injured in Runaway Horse Accident
Prof J M Menge of Schuylkill counts sustained multiple fractured ribs and other injuries when a horse he was driving ran away on the Hanover Littlestown road around 4 PM Wednesday. He was guest of T B MacCarthy and was thrown from the team, unconscious, in Hanover. Dr J H Bittinger treated him after he was brought in by Res Worten Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J&. M. Menge
Schuylkill
Hanover
Littlestown
Mr. Menge
T. B. MacCarthy
Mr MacCarthy
Res Worten Kline
J H. Bittinger
Weaver Piano Sets Standard for Quality in York
The Weaver Piano outperforms rivals on merit, earning supremacy through its refined tone and construction. The Weaver Organ & Piano Co. of York, Pennsylvania, proclaims the instrument one of the most perfect pianos made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Organ & Piano CO
York, Pa
Markets in New Oxford Report by Z H Cashman
Markets listing from New Oxford with prices for wheat rye corn oats clover seed timothy seed rye straw timothy bay and other grain products. Fragmentary OCR yields uncertain figures and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Bay
Ceeas
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Roy Starry
Roselle Park
N. J
H. H. Hershey
Ed. Trump
John W. Mears
William Reever
8. M. Smith
Peter K. Smith
Republican Executive Committee
Stone
Ida K
Mrs. N. Shepard
Base
Plank
Gillie Emmert
Essick
Harry Long
Chas. J. Griest
Lawrence
Miller
Slensel
A. E
Roadyear
N. Starry
J. Starry
Howe
R. Starry
Lynch
New
Z. H. Cashman
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