Crest of Mississippi flood tested Quincy levees
High winds and gigantic waves battered Quincy levees as the Mississippi crest neared 192 feet. Sand bags and patrols held back the flood, with South Quincy and Indian Grave districts most exposed. Officials reported no major breaches and expected continuing fall in water levels overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Up River
Lima Lake
Indian Grave
Quincy Grey
William Severns
Jess Reeder
K line traffic halted as trains detoured by floods
High water closed the K line north of Quincy, with trains delayed for hours. The last trip crossed Lone Tree Prairie late Thursday, six inches to two feet of water over tracks. Train No 8 and other services were rerouted via Carthage, Bushnell, and Monmouth. passengers recounted long waits and anxious moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Lone Tree Prairie
la Grange
Carthage
Bushnell
Monmouth
Probate Court Actions From Local Estates
In probate court Frank D. Thomas as administrator of Martha Kessing estate posted bond of £200. Horace D. Morton as executor of Eunice Morton filed final report. William Kipp and Samuel Georgens as executors of Maria Kipp estate posted $1200 bond. Henry C. Sprick as administrator of Edward Griep estate presented receipts totaling $2297.90, with Mrs. Louise Griep receiving $1869.19 as her share. Thomas Collins of Soldiers and Sailors' Home left property to his next friend Philip Ryan with John Carroll named executor in his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Thomas
Martha Kessing
Horace D. Morton
Eunice
Morton
William Kipp
Samuel Georgens
Maria Kipp
Henry C. Sprick
Edward Griep
Louise Griep
Thomas Collins
Soldiers’ & Sailors’ Home
Philip Ryan
John Carroll
Two Objections Filed to the Lima Lake Levee Assessment
D M Cummings and Grace Bergquist filed objections in county court to the $12,000 assessment for repair and operation of the pumping plant in the Lima Lake Levee and Drainage District. They contend the charge exceeds the benefits to their land from the repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Cummings
Grace C. Bergquist
Lima Lake Levee & Drainage District
Bullard to lead U S Olympic shooting teams in Brussels
April 23 in New York officials announce Lieutenant General Robert Lee Bullard commander of the department of the east will head the United States Olympic shooting teams. They will compete for international rifle and pistol honors at Brussels July 32 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamw
York
Robert Lee Bullard
Department of the Exst
Brussels
Opening Games Feature Gems vs Works Team in Quincy
The opening series pits the Quincy Gems against Ralph Works' Madi son squad with manager Tom Lenane touting the strongest semi pro lineup. Key names include backstop P H Dewey, catcher C Dambhorst, infielders Ochs Goodwin Nessler Higgins Crawford Sleeter, outfielders Wilkerson Peters Wich Fichter Lemon, and pitchers Winking Laura Weihle Hicks. Winking to start Saturday, Laura to face Nick Cullup Sunday as parade by Illinois State band opens the day at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Gems
Ralph
Sammy
Madison
South Dakota
Tom Lenane
Ans
Gems
Lenane
P. H. Dewey
Missouri
C. Dambhorst
Ochs
Goodwin
Knox City
Roy Nessler
Higgins
Crawford
Logan Square
Chicago
Sleeter
Wilkerson
Versailles
Peters
Payson
Wich
Quincy
Fichter
Lemon
Winking
Laura
Weihle
Hicks
Nick Cullup
Wifes
Illinois State Band
Gems and Works
Industrial League
Fence Flies Down Burdening Man With Broken Hip
Frank Haynes 76 of 821 Washington Street was injured Thursday afternoon on Ninth Street between State and Ohio when a section of a board fence he was propping up fell and broke his hip. He was taken by police ambulance to St Mary hospital and reportedly rested comfortably that night. Haynes, a tobacco stripper for George Schmitt Cigar, said he saw the blown fence and tried to replace it on his way home when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haynes
Washington Street
State
Ohio
St. Mary Hospital
Haynes
George Schmitt
Woman Begging Thrown Off Street by Police
Mrs Lena Fraser arrested while begging from house to house on Cedar street told Chief Ryan her husband and several children live in a wagon near West Quincy as they head to Davenport Iowa A letter from Rev J R Smith of Memphis Tennessee claiming a fire loss supported their claim of need The woman was detained briefly then given provisions and released after details were to be investigated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Fraser
Cedar Street
Ryan
West Quincy
Davenport
J. R. Smith
Memphis
Two Women Fined on Vagrancy Charges
Mrs Rose Seward and Mrs Josie Kieth were fined ten dollars each in police court for vagrancy after being arrested near Burlington station. Officers said the pair, claiming to be sisters and daughters of a Lorraine woman, had come to Quincy two weeks earlier and settled at 319 Vermont street, spending much time on the streets. The women, who said they were married, stated Mrs Kieth had two young children and was separated from her husband. The fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Seward
Josie Kieth
Burlington
Quincy
Vermont Street
Four More Teachers Named in the County
County Superintendent John Steiner announced four additional teachers will join county schools for the coming year. Dorothy Hopson will teach at Bowles School Riverside for 120 dollars monthly. Merle Kech will teach at Franklin School Liberty township for 125 dollars. Alta Dickhut will teach at Center School for 80 dollars. Catherine Reynolds will teach at Newton for 90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Dorothy Hopson
Bowles
Riverside
Merle Kech
Franklin
Liberty Township
Alta Dickhut
Center School
Catherine Reynolds
Newton
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ellington and Nearby Areas
Henry Schlipman and Annie W Meyer issued license in Ellington. Airale Anthony of Novinger and Mary Tarro of Novinger both granted licenses. Omer V Kestner of McKee with father’s consent weds Edna L Zieger of Concord township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schlipman
Legal
Ellington
Annie W. Meyer
Quine
Anthony Airale
Novinger
Mary Tarro
Omer V. Kestner
McKee
Edna L. Zieger
Concord Township
Real Estate Transfers in Camp Point and Quincy
Clarence E Beckett et al transfer to Cora J Dickhut for 1 dollar part section 11 Camp Point Eben Folckemer et al transfer to L Honnold for 7500 lot 12 and pe lot UW block 9 Baileys add to Camp Charles K Kelly transfers to Alvadore Kelly for 100 part section 20 Beverly township Nellie Toole Chadwell and husband transfer to Lizzie Gause for 1800 part section 26 Riverside township Sierra N and William Criswell transfer to Henry and Herman Sohl for 180 at 6 block 26 Union Banks add to Quincy Ellen F Brown transfer to Standard Oil Company part for L block 9 Quincy Consideration 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Beckett
Cora J. Dickhut
Camp Point
Eben Folckemer Et
L. Honnold
Bailey
Charles K. Kelly
Alvadore Kelly
Beverly Township
Nellie Toole Chadwell
Lizzie Gause
Riverside
Sierra N
William Criswell
Henry
Herman Sohl
Union Bank
Quincy
Ellen F. Brown
Standard Oi Company
Plainville Man Gets $700 From Pike Co Woman
Lovejoy Fusselman was arrested in Plainville on a confidence game charge. He allegedly won the trust of a Pike County woman and left with her $700. He was taken to Quincy and jailed by Deputy Sheriff John Carter. Deputy Sheriff Sykes of Pittsfield retrieved the prisoner to return him to Pike County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy Fusselman
Plainville
Pike County
Fusselman
Quincy
John Carter
Sykes
Pittsfield
GOP Women to Attend Adams County Republican Meeting
The Adams County Republican Club invites its newly formed women’s group to a Monday 2:30 PM meeting at Hotel Newcomb. Precinct committeemen elected last election will organize and choose officers. Women may attend but cannot vote. Attorney Chauncey Wood notes the invitation reflects the club’s election activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Republican Club
Newcomb
Chauncey Wood
Wood
Women's Republican Club
Purse for Wife Abandonment Case Shifts to Monday
John C. Brown a colored plasterer stood before Judge Fred Wolfe on a wife abandonment charge in county court. He sought a lawyer and was released on bond as the case is scheduled to be heard Monday. Board of Education to canvass votes at an election for president and members in a special meeting this evening. Perkins Post American Legion held a routine session in the Community Service office Thursday. Community Service membership drive delayed from April 26 to May 10 with R. H Malcolmson named chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Brown
Fred Wolfe
Brown
Board of Education
Perkins Post
American Legion
Community Service Office
R. H Malcolmson
Fainting Incident Reported On Hampshire Street
Miss Belle Creason, of 1205 North Tenth Street, fainted on Hampshire Street Thursday afternoon. Duker Bros. staff carried her to their 323 Hampshire Street establishment for treatment, then she was taken to St. Mary Hospital for further care before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Creason
North Tenth Street
Hampshire Street
Duker Bros
St. Mary Hospital
Boys Found In Cave Near Riverview Park
Patrolman Gillespie found a multi room cave on Second Street between Broadway and Vermont where two boys were hiding. He warned them of collapse danger and urged them to leave the cave promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Park
Gillespie
Second Street
Broadway
Vermont Street
Bert Smith Returns to City Workhouse for Probation Violation
Bert Smith, previously convicted of child abandonment and placed on parole, began a one year sentence in the city workhouse after he failed to support his child. He fled Quincy, was later arrested this week, and had been sentenced by Judge Lyman McCarl to the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Smith
Smith
Quincy
Lyman McCarl
House of Correction
Shod With Fire Opens at Orpheum Theatre
A romantic love drama from William Fox titled Shod With Fire opens at the Orpheum. Starring William Russell, the play presents a plainsman in peril for a woman in need of protection. Scenic mountains and dramatic moments accompany a tale written by Harold Titus and directed by Emmett J. Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Orpheum Theater
William Fox
William Russell
Harold Titus
Wiliam Russell
J. Anthony Reach
Emmett J. Flynn
Helen Ferguson
Betty Schade
Robert Cain
George Stewart
Nelson McDowell
Jack Connely
Realty listings in The Whig Wants column
Up to date realty news in The Whig Want Columns announces properties for rent sale and exchange. The section invites readers to list neighborhoods and property types and notes listings available city or suburb through The Whig Wants. Phone 120 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Agreement Reached After Jury Hears a Circuit Court Case
In circuit court, Edward E. Orr vs Paper Products company ended with a settlement. The defendant pays 35 of 39 sued plus costs. Orr claimed 25 in rent and remaining as damages. Fixture removals reportedly hindered use of the leased property at 307 Maine Street before moving to North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Orr
Paper Products & Envelop Company
Maine Street
North Fourth Street
Orr
Sawdon
Paper Company
John Wall
Floyd Munroe
The
Paper Products Company
Illinois College fund surpasses half goal in drive
Illinois College has raised more than $50,000 of its $100,000 campaign goal, with Jacksonville contributing significantly before outreach beyond the city begins. Dr. H Rommelkamp, president, directs the effort with Dr. Thomas Smith assisting on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois College Fund
Ulinois College
Jacksonville
H. Rommelkamp
Thomas Smith
Rommelkamp
Smith
Y. M. C. A. Directors to Be Elected Soon
Y M C A plans the election of directors at a board meeting in the association building. Terms expiring this year include H O Channon F W Crane C E Eichenauer V G Musselman and George Gabnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
H. O. Channon
F. W. Crane
C. E. Eichenauer
V. G. Musselman
George Gabnel
Firemen Answer Two Alarms On Thursday
Two alarms were answered by the fire department Thursday. The first at 3 20 p m a roof fire caused by a spark at the brick residence on Second and Jersey occupied by Tom McGee. Damage estimated at 15. The second at 8 55 a general alarm from the Hotel Quincy found no signs of conflagration. A chimney caught on fire across the street without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and
Jersey
Tom McGee
Quincy
PERSONAL LISTINGS AND LOCAL NOTES IN QUINCY AREA
Channel Catfish at Wisherd s. The Quincy Gun Club holds its regular shoot on Sunday afternoon. George F Miller of 1502 Sixth Avenue North has been critically ill but slight improvement. he remains bedbound. County Judge Fred Wolfe will be in Carthage to hear a guardianship case in county court. P P Rainey left for St Louis after several days in Quincy. Mrs R E Nelson Mrs C J Christian and Mrs L S Washington of Hannibal were Quincy shoppers. Dr H F Lafler chiropractic treatments 201 204 Ill State Bank Bldg. Mrs L K Beckett of Shelbina shopping in Quincy. Miss Frances Short of Loraine shopping in Quincy. Miss R B Lewis of Augusta spent Thursday shopping in Quincy. James Leach returned from a business trip to St Louis. Mrs Hattie Jones of Chicago, called by illness of sister Mrs E W King, has returned home. Mrs William Hf Anderson hosted Mrs Ivan Franklin and children of Camp Point. Miss Bessie Brinkley of 1182 North Seventh Street improving after two weeks illness. Br L L Steiner of Danville guest of brother John H Steiner. Mrs G N Kestine of Clayton in Quincy Thursday. Mrs E E Smith and Mrs John Sweetling of Clayton shopped in Quincy. William Schuette of 715 South Tenth Street a patient in Blessing Hospital. Arthur Heidemann attended Western Illinois lumber dealers meeting in Galesburg. Heidemann is vice-president of the Sassociation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisherd's
Quincy
R. E. Nelson
C. J. Christian
L. S. Washington
Hannibal
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
L. K. Beckett
Shelbina
Frances Short
Loraine
R. B. Lewis
Augusta
James Leach
St. Louis
Hattie Jones
Chicago
E. W. King
William Hf. Anderson
Ivan Franklin
Camp Point
Bessie Brinkley
North Seventh Street
Adams County Winners of Army Essay Contest
Adams county Miss Dorothy Amen of Clayton and Miss Agnes Skinner of Quincy win the national essay contest on benefits of Army enlistment conducted through U.S. public schools in April under War Department direction. Prizes from local merchants go to first place. May 5 awards are distributed by the country superintendent of schools. The national winner is Donald Campbell of Clinton, Iowa, who with a guardian will receive Washington DC medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Amen
Clayton
Agnes Skinner
North Twenty-fourth Street
Quincy
Adams County
United States
War Department
Army
Donald Campbell
Clinton
Towa
Washington, D.C
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mildred Turner 60
Mrs Mildred Turner of Quincy died at Blessing hospital after rupture surgery about four weeks ago. Born in Columbus Illinois, she was 60 and lived in Clayton thirty years then moved to Quincy last December. Survived by three sons William Otis Olen also two daughters Mrs John Craig Clayton and Mrs Raymond Litz and grandson Morrest Lee. Husband Charles Turner died five years ago. Remains to be sent to Clayton for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Turner
Spring Street
Blessing Hospital
Turner
Columbus
Ill
Clayton
Quincy
Morrest Lee
City
Charles Turner
William Bywater Pioneer of Adams County Dies at Home
William Bywater, a pioneer and Adams County citizen, died at his North Twelfth Street home Thursday morning after a three month illness due to heart disease and complications. Born Mendon October 14, 1841, he was the last of 41 children and served in Troop B, Eleventh Illinois Cavalry during the Civil War. He married Lucy Chatten of Fall Creek on December 15, 1874, and the couple farmed on the North Twelfth Street Road for 42 years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs. R. H. Summers and Ruth Bywater, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bywater
Adams County
North Twelfth Street
Mr. Bywater
Mendon
America
Essex
England
Illinois
Eleventh Illinois Cavalry
Lucy Bk. Chatten
Fall Creek
North Twelfth Street Road
R. H. Summers
Ruth Bywater
Mrs Anna F Sellner Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs Anna F Sellner widow of A C Sellner formerly of Quincy died in Los Angeles California last Sunday. She was mother to Mrs W A Gardner W A Sellner Herbert Sellner and the late Mrs Edward Beckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna F. Sellner
A. C. Sellner
Quincy
Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. Gardner
W. A Sellner
Herbert Sellner
Edward Beckman
Henry C. Wiethaus dies in St. Louis former Quincy resident
Henry C. Wiethaus died in St. Louis on Tuesday. He formerly resided in Quincy and was a member of Bodley Lodge A M and A M in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wiethaus
St. Louis
Quincy
Bodley Lodge
A. M
William P. Long Dies at 68 From Liver Cirrhosis
William Perry Long died at his home on 419 Broadway on a Wednesday afternoon at age 68 after a four week illness. He had lived in the city for several years and worked as a broom maker. His widow is the sole surviving relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry Long
Broadway
Funeral services for Bernard Sathoff Saturday
Bernard Sathoff funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Herman Stormer funeral parlors with burial in Greenmount cemetery. Friends may view the remains Friday from 7 to 9 pm at Stormer undertaking rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Sathoff
Herman Stormer
Greenmount Cemetery
H. Stormers
Funeral services for Ernest Wonning held at home and church
Funeral services for Ernest Wonning were held Thursday afternoon from the home at 916 Payson avenue and at St. Paul Evangelical church. Burial was in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wonning
Payson Avenue
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
High School Play Moves to Auditorium For May Show
Due to the Orpheum Theater being unavailable the senior play will be staged in the high school auditorium. It will be performed three times to seat the crowd, with a May 21 timeframe. Cast changes include Constance Ellis as Lady Clarise and Herman Kiefer as Mr Bantison. The Student Council met after school with a music program, refreshments, and games. The Bakery Closing Ends U S System Of Bakeries on Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Constance Ellis
Lady Clarise
Edyth Gaines
Herman Kiefer
Mr. Bantison
William Gerdes
U.S
Maine
Fifth
Sixth
Chicago
Singing at G C B C Easter Pageant Director Led Chorus
Harry Morrison directed the choir in the Easter pageant presented by Quincy Community Service. The Gem City Business College students participated in the Thursday afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morrison
Quincey Community Service
Gem City Business College
Quincy to host 1921 Moose convention in Galesburg
Quincy Mosse will entertain the star convention of the order of Moose as delegates from all over the state gather in Galesburg for the 1921 convention. The session ends with awarding Quincy as the convention city and Mooseheart, near Aurora, will host the 1921 session the week of June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Mosse
John F. Kuhlmar
Quincy Lodge
George H. Stipp
J. P. Chandle
Galesburg
Stipp
Quincy
Quince
Mooseheart
Aurora
Adolph Bohn to Be in Keokuk Tonight
Quincy readers will see Adolph Bohn and the Little Symphony Orchestra with artistic dancers at the Grand theater in Keokuk tonight. Harpist Carlos Salzedo accompanies. Bohn famed as dancer and producer, formerly tapped from New York to stage two ballets for the Chicago Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Adolph Bohn
Little Symphony Orchestra
Grand Theater
Keocku
Bohn
Carlos Salzedo
America
New York
Chicago Oper Company
Schoolmasters Club Plans Two More Meetings
The Schoolmasters club decided to hold two more meetings before summer vacation, at the high school building on Thursday night. No special topic was discussed, the gathering was businesslike. A volleyball game followed in the gym, won by Principal Gibbon's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbon
Baby patient with smallpox case reported
Discovery of a year old infant with a case of smallpox Thursday is rare health commissioner Becker said. The child is the son of Orville Dunlap of 2317 Broadway. Babies seldom are afflicted unless other family members have the disease and no others are ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Orville Dunlap
Broadway
Jasper DeCrow Buys Modern Home
Jasper DeCrow buys a modern home at 429 North Eighth Street for 6500 dollars from R. W. Blakeslee, a property long occupied by Thomas Brown, via the P. L. Dickham agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper DeCrow
P. L. Dickham Agency
North Eighth Street
R. W. Blakeslee
Thomas Brown
Loraine man held for passing worthless checks
Lake Eary was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Marvin McGinley and brought into Quincy Wednesday night from near Loraine on the charge of signing checks when he had no cash in the bank. The two checks total $12. Eary remains in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Eary
Marvin McGinley
Quincy
Loraine
Birth of Frederick Ralph to Schabergs
A son was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs K A Schaberg. The baby was named Frederick Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K A. Schaberg
Frederick Ralph
Weather Forecast Fragments for Midwest States
Fragmented weather notes show Jalinovis predicts north showers and south fair conditions with cooler weekend. Missouri forecasts fair Friday with cooler east and south areas. Iowa indicates cloudy Wednesday with north east rain, Saturday fair and slightly warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Eaxt
Iowa
Local Temperature Readings Across River Region
Temperatures reported yesterday varied widely across local stations. Readings show overnight lows near midnight and daytime highs around the river area with notes of fluctuating values and stage indicators at River Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulgete
Daily River Bulletin Flood Forecast Update
Observations taken at 7 and 7 m central time. River height changes shown for stations including Warsaw Hannibal Louisiana St Louis and Des Moines. Forecast says Mississippi from Muscatine to Quincy will fall slowly, Keokuk to Quincy fall 0 to 1.9 feet in 24 hours, Hannibal rise then fall, Louisiana rise then fall beginning Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily River Bulletin
Warsaw
Hannibal
Louisiana
St. Louis
Des Moines
Mississippi
Muscatine
Quincey
Keokuk
Quincy
Funeral services for Mire Albertina Krause set at two locations
Funeral services for the late Mire Albertina Krause will be held at home 529 South Thirteenth Street on Sunday afternoon with private services then at 22% welock from Salem church. Interment will be in Greenmount Cemetery. Friends invited to church or cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Albertina Krause
Oelock
South Thirteenth Street
Welock
Salem Church
Intermer
Greenmount
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Severns
Hotel Newcomb
Reeder
Mill Creek
Fabius
Peter Simons
Hhat
Theatross
Tubbard
Hubbard
Lutchmacher
Judge Hubbard
Indian Grove
Wharf House
Broadway North
Ake Martin
Arong
Pike Co
G.O.P
Archie Crabtree
James Hardy
Mr. Crabtree
Roy Johnson
W. S. Price
Dudley Jackson
William Volbracht
St. Paul Fire& Marine Insurance
American Central Insurance Company
G. N. Kestine
E. E. Smith
John Sweetling
Wiliam Schuette
South Tenth Street
Arthur Heidemann
Heidemann
Sassociation
Henry Wiethaus
Wiliam P. Long
Cliair
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