Palmist's husband held in murder probe
Mike Ondrick of Pittsburgh, said to be Madame Stanley's husband, is jailed in Brooke County on forgery charges and held in the Brooke County jail. Authorities link his arrest to the disappearance of Stephen Galechek last seen at Madame Stanley's Folansbee parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmist
Mike Ondrick
Pittsburgh
Madame Stanley
Follawsbee
Brooke County
John R. Litten
Stephen W. Galciek
Madame
Follanabee
Ondrick
Wellsburg
Stephen Galechek
Madame Stamiéy
Ohio River
Steubenville
Folansbee
Officials Hope for Confession in Yorkville Murder Case
Brooke county jail holds Mike Ondrick and Madame Stanley amid a widening probe into the murder of Pittsburg floral designer Stephen Gaiciek. Exhumation at Yorkville revealed Gaiciek’s fractured skull and a handcuff link to Ondrick’s railroad past. Officials seek a third party while Stanley faces forgery charges and a possible murder indictment when kept in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ondrick
Stanley
Brooke County
Welsburg
Stephen W. Gaiciek
Pittsburg
Yorkville
Galwick
Corner Thos. Kirk
County
Corner J.B. Whitnahaw
Wellsburg
J. R. Litten
Clarence Williams
Pittsburgh
Galchek
Yorkvile
Pitsburg
Lakerie
Ondrick
Follangbee
Galwiek
R. L. Romney
Madame Stanley
Bond Ig
Sam Davis's Place Raided Twice on Wells Street
Sam Davis, a Wells Street resident, was arrested twice within 24 hours for violating the prohibition law. Officers found a fifteen gallon still and two barrels of raisin mash, then seven gallons of whiskey and two gallons of raisin jack. Davis posted bond for hearings before Justices Downer. Prosecutor Roy Carpenter filed affidavits and Davis was fined $300 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
Wells Street
James Parkenson
Sam
Justices Downer
Davis House
Davis
Roy Carpenter
Attachment in Samuels vs Donetto Stands for $27
Justice of the Peace J N Holmes in Smithfield Township Jefferson County Ohio issues attachment in the case of Samuels plaintiff against Sam Donetto defendant for 27 dollars. The hearing is set for July 10 1920 at 430 pm. Brooks County Court opens in Wellsburg next Monday and runs two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Samuels
Sam Donetto
Smithfield Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Gad
J. N. Holmes
Justice of the
Brooks County Court
Wellsburg
Hattista
Janes Howell
J .N. Holmes
Yeffergon County
Aid Justice
Wheeling Steel Corporation merger plans outlined
The merger of LaBelle Iron Works Wheeling Steel and Iron Co and Whitaker Glessner Co creates Wheeling Steel Corporation under Delaware law with 100 million authorized capital. The deal trades assets for stock, expands capital, and envisions 2 million tons annual ingot capacity, with plants and land across Wheeling Martins Ferry Beech Bottom Steubenville Yorkville Portsmouth Benwood and facilities in New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Merriman & Co
Wheeling Investment Securities
LaBelle Iron Works
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co
Whitaker-Glessner Co
Delaware
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
New ‘Corporation
LaBelle Iron
Wheeling Steel. Corporation
Wheeling Steel& Iron Co
Atockohidera
Wheeling Stee] '& Iron'Co
Wheeling. Steel Corporation
New Common
Bessemer
W. Va
Martins Ferry
Beech
Bottom
Steubenville
Yorkville
Portsmouth
Benwood
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chattanooga
Richmond
Ytle
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Ohio Supreme Court to Hear Labus Case Review Next Thursday
Prosecuting Attorney Roy Carpenter was notified that the Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments next Thursday on his motion to enter the Bert Labus case for review. He seeks to overturn Jefferson County Court of Appeals ruling granting Labus a new trial due to an error in the trial. Labus was convicted in a case involving his 13 year old daughter and sentenced to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court of Ohio
Bert Labus
Labus
Supreme Court
Jefferaton County Court’of Appeals
Springfield
Labia
Injury Sustained At LaBelle Fatal To Harry Desilvey
Harry Desilvey 30 a LaBelle Iron Works burner died at Ohio Valley hospital after a Friday accident at the open hearth furnaces. A piece of structural steel fell striking him causing internal injuries and death. Remains were placed at Mettenberger's morgue and later taken to Sinclair avenue. he leaves a widow and two children John Charles and Harry K Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
Desilvey
la Helle Iron Works
Ohio Valley Hospital
Mettenberger
Sinclair Avenue
Khnown
John Charles
Harry K., Jr
Gambling Joints Raided on Market Street
Prosecutor Roy Carpenter and Constable Parkinson led a raid on two open gambling venues on Market Street Saturday night in Downer’s court. At Leech’s address 607 Market Street 18 players were found with games in progress. proprietor fined 100 dollars and players five dollars plus costs. Across the street Ed Burton ran another game. Burton and 13 players were detained with costs and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carpenter
Justice
Downer
Parkinson
Market Street
Leech
George Johnston
Justice Downer
Johnson
Death notices list infant twins and local obituaries
The infant twin sons of Cecil and Marian Zin Taylor died at Ohio Valley Hospital and were taken to Canton for interment. The infant son of Clyde and Bernice Cathown Tennant died at 519 Marwell Avenue and was interred at Oakland Cemetery. Lucy Wilson died at Ohio Valley Hospital and will be prepared for burial at Coe's funeral home. James Smith’s funeral was held from 1428 Arlington Ave with burial in Union Cemetery after services conducted by Rev Shiltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Marian Zin Taylor
Ohio Valley Hospital
Canton
Clyde
Bernice Cathown Tennant
Marwell Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Lucy Wilson
Ohio ‘Valley Hospital
Coe
James Smith
Arlington Ave
Shiltz
Union Cemetery
Obituary notice for Hollidays Cove figures
The obituary notes Reverend Allen of Hollidays Cove and lists pallbearers as grandchildren Fred Gardner Roger Gardner John Gardner Ross Hindman Donald Gardner and William Stewart. The piece reflects local church and family ties within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Allen
Hollidays Cove
Fred
Roger
John Gardner
Ross Hindman
Donald
Wil
Iam
Stewart
Funeral services for Harry J. Myers Held at Home
Funeral services for Harry J. Myers were conducted at his parents home, 1428 Arlington Avenue, yesterday afternoon at six o'clock. Reverend Shirts officiated. Pallbearers included Frank McGinnis, Loo McGinnis, John Spence, Bernard Pennie, William White, and Ray Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Myers
A. J. Myers
Arlington. Avenue
Stev
Frank and
Loo McGinnis
John Spence
Bernard Pennie
William White
Ray Smith
Funeral services for Mrs Loomer held at residence
Funeral services for Mrs Melissa Loomer were held at 230 South Fifth Street at 2 PM with Rev Mohn and Rev Walls officiating. Music by Mrs Esch and Miss Preda Johngaon, pallbearers listed, burial in Union Cemetery. Relatives and friends attended the service for Mrs Nancy Kell at 531 Union Avenue at 3 20 PM with Rev Moh presiding. Music by Mahan and a quartet including Mrs Esch Hent Paul Geisinger, and pallbearers noted. Burial also in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Loomer
South Fifth ‘Street
Mohn
Walls
Esch
Preda Johngaon
Rosbert Davis
George Stroud
Edward Anderson
C. W. Bougher
Union Cemetery
Nancy
Kell
Union Avenue
Death of Steubenville Resident Harry Myers at Woodlawn
Harry Myers a Steubenville native and farmer died at his home Woodlawn Pa Sunday June 6 at 1115 pm He was the son of Andrew and Barbara Myers longtime Steubenville residents living at 1434 Arlington Avenue Belle View The funeral will be from there He is survived by his wife Lillian McGinnig Myers several children his parents and one sister Mrs John A Bickerstaff of this city A steel worker by trade he was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Myers
Steubenville
Woodlawn
Glong
Andrew
Barbara _Myers
Pioneey
Arlington, Avenue
Belle View
Griffin dies suddenly at Me Comb North Dakota
Frank Griffin aged about fifty died at his home in Me Comb North Dakota on May 24 1930 after a long relation to Mrs Hettie Holroyd Griffin. He was beloved and leaves six children aged from eight to twenty two. Funeral for Ola Loretta Mc Gowan held at St Peter's church with solemn requiem mass and a group of pall bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffin
Hettie Holroyd Griffin
Mecomb
Grifin
Hettie
John. Holroyd
Deva- Uon
Ola Loretta McGowan
St. Peter's Church
Powera
Ans
Father Slattery
Father Hackett
Eramett
Devlin and Roe Lead List of Named Individuals
Arthur and George Devlin, Thomas Roe, James Doran and Bernard Hughes are identified as the named persons in the provided list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
George Devlin
Thomas Roe
James Doran
Bernard Hughes
Death of Frank Miller in Conneaut June 1920
Friends received word of Frank Miller's death after a long illness at his Conneaut home on Tuesday June 8 1920. He was about fifty born in the city a longtime Conneaut resident survived by two sisters Mrs Mac Beth and Miss Terrean Miller and two brothers all of Conneaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank Miller
Frank Miller
Conneaut
Austin Miller
MacBeth
Terrean Miller
Connegut
Death of Lawrence Gweng in Alliance Ohio
Lawrence Owens received word from David Owens of South Fifth Street Wednesday evening of the death of his son Lawrence Gweng at his sister Mrs. Tresa Cowen's home in Alliance Ohio after a protracted illness. He was a former well known young man with many friends. Survived by his father and siblings Nellie Totten Blanche Carr Tresg Cowen Hazel Cress and George at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Owens
David Owens
South Fifth Street
Lawrence Gweng
Tresa Cowen
Alliance, O
Nellie Totten
Blanche Carr
Tresg Cowen
Hazel Cress
George
Mary A Glendinning Widow Dies in Pittsburgh
Mrs Mary A Glendinning widow of Charles H Brentenniays died at her Pittsburgh home on Tuesday afternoon. She formerly lived here and belonged to the U P church. Survived by children Nettle Bufford of Pittsburgh Mane Manning of Philadelphia and J E Glendinning of Los Angeles with a sister Elizabeth Law of this city and brothers William Stewart of Wellsville and R A Stewart of St Petersburg Fla. Also noted is the death of James G Winsome two year old son of James and Evelyn Smith at 1428 Arlington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Glendenhing
Mary A. Glendinning
Charles H. Brentenniays
Pittsburgh
U. P Church
Nettle Bufford
Mane, Manning
Philadelphia
J. E. Glendinning
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth Law
This City
William &. Stewart
Wellaville
R. A. Stewart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wag
Richard Stewart
Thia City
James G
James
Evelyn Smith
Arlington Ava
Tile
Funeral services for George M. Work held yesterday
Funeral services for the late George M. Work were held from the home of his brother Harry Work in Hollidays Cave at 10 50 a m. Rev Pierce pastor of the MA conducted the service a quartet furnished the music Interment was made at Chestnut Ridge Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Harry
Hollidays Cave
Pierce
Chestnut Ridge Cemetery
Death of James Little in Weirton WV at 61
James Little aged 61 died at his son’s home in Weirton West Virginia late Wednesday. He resided in Davisville and had visited his son for several weeks. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from Steele’s Funeral Home Weirton with interment in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hittie
James Little
Weirton
West Virginia
Davisville
Steele
Union Cemetery
Infant Daughter of John and Grace White Dies at Home
Violet White, infant daughter of John and Grace White, died at 113 North Seventh Street on Saturday morning June 10 1920 at 1130 oclock aged fourteen months. The death casts a sad aw over the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
John
Grace
White
North Seventh Street
Funeral for L. F. Anderson at Wills Creek
The funeral was held Friday afternoon at three o'clock from his late home on Wills Creek. Rev. Kettlewoog officiated at the service with relatives and friends present. Interment followed in the local cemetery, with LU. Geisendorf Oliver Mullen John Mildner W. D. Black Pungan Dunnogue and Mr. Lowmiller listed among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Anderson
Wills Creek
Kettlewoog
LU. Geisendorf
Oliver Mullen
John Mildner
W. D. Black
Pungan Dunnogue
Mr. Lowmiller
Mrs Amanda M Gardner obituary notices death in Paris
Mrs Amanda M Gardner died at her daughter Mrs RB Aten's home in Paris PA after a brief illness. She was in her 90th year widow of David Gardner and leaves children Mrs W M Johnson Craton PA Mrs Charles Auger Pittsburgh PA Mrs F W Stewart New Cumberland WV Mrs RB Aten Paris PA J Gardner Youngstown OH David G Gardner Atwater OH Fred C Gardner Burgettstown PA. She lived in Paris PA all her life and belonged to United Presbyterian Church of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda M. Gardner
R.B. Aten
Shea
David Gardner
W. M. Johnson
Cratton
Charles Auger
Pittsburg
F. W.W. Stewart
New Cumberland
W. Va
RB Aten
Paris
J. ¥. Gardner
Youngstown
David G. Gardner
Atwater
Ohio
Fred C. Gardner
Burgettstown
United Presbyterian Church of
Mrs Shorts Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs John Shorts and Mrs Mary Annabell Shorts widow of John Shorts died at her Stanton Boulevard home on Saturday June 12 1920 at age 57 after six months of illness. A Christian church member she attended services as long as able. She leaves husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shorts
Mary Annabell Shorts
Stanton Boulevard
Yest
Christian Church
Charles E Swickard Dies After Illness in Steubenville
Charles Emmett Swickard of Steubenville died at home on June 2 after a 14 month illness. Born September 3, 1878 in Knox Township, he was a son of My and Mrs. Charles Swickard. He married Edna Mae Allen in 1907 and leaves wife, two children Nellie Marie and Allen Foster, and several siblings in Steubenville and area. He was a member of the Christian Church at New Somerset and remembered as a kind husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emmett Swickard
Charles
Emmett Swickard
Steubenville
Maxwll Avenue
Knox Township
Edna Mae Allen
Nellie Marie
Allen Foster
Willis Elliott
Mathias
Wilbur
Steubenvilles
Gay
Wellsville
Howard
Charles Buschele
Cleveland
Jaapar
Family loss marks first death in large Bloomingdale clan
Broadacre, Mrs Oling of Bloomingdale, Earl of Redds Mill, Mrs Robt Kirk and Edward of Richmond mourn the first death in a family of twelve children who have all reached adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadacre
Oling
Bloomingdale
Earl
Redds Mill
Robt
Kirk
Edward
Richmond
Death of George M. Work at Holliday's Cove
George M. Work of New Cumberland died at Harvey Work's home in Holliday's Cove on Monday June 7 after a long illness. He was a son of the late James and Margaret Scott Work and leaves many siblings including Frania Bebout Scott Work Emma Anderson Julia Piotts James Work Samuel Work Harvey Work and Margaret McCanh land. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at 6:30 a.m. at Harvey Work’s residence with burial at Chestnut Ridge Cemetery near Florence Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Work
New Cumberland
Harvey Work
Holliday's Cove
Anemie
James and
Margaret Scott Work
Francia Bebout
Scott Work
Florence
Emma Anderson
Ellwood City
Julia Piotts
James Work
Holliday's Cve
Samuel Work
Holliday’s Cove
Margaret McCanhland
M. E. Church
Harvey
Chestnut Ridge Cemetery
Mrs. John Underwood Passes After Four Decades of Steubenville Life
Mrs. John Underwood died June 12, 1920 at her daughter Mrs. Joseph B. Nicholson’s home after a year of frail health. Born April 20, 1840 in Wayne township, she lived in the area, raised three daughters Julia, Carris, and Agnes, and is survived by grandchildren John H. Reynolds, John Wood Nicholson, sister Miss Mary Agnes Nicholson, and brothers William B. Mansfield Martin M. Mansfield Judge John A. Mansfield and Frank C. Mannsfield. A member of St James church, she was remembered for her devotion to family and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Underwood
Mary Manefield Underwood
Joseph B. Nicholson
Underwood
Jacob and
Julian Mansfield
Wayne Township
Steubenville
J. M. Reynolds
Reynold
Nicholson
St. James Episcopal Church
St. Stephens Parish
Julia
Fr. J. Gantt
Toronto
Carris
Janes M. Reynolds
Agnes
Joseph Nicholson
John H. Reynolds
Pittsburgh
John Wood Nicholson
Mary Agnes Nicholson
City
Carolyne Reynolds
William B. Mansfield
Kansas City
Martin M. Mansfield
Marion
San
John A. Mansfield
Frank C. Mannsfield
Wintersville
W C. Bracken
Columbus
Ohio
Mia
Mrs Fen Loomer Rites Held After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Melinsa Spencer Loomer, aged 73, died at home 230 South Fifth Street Saturday June 12 1920 after a long rheumatism and stroke illness. She was born in Steubenville to Samuel and Axia Spencer lived here all her life. Survived by husband John Loomer son S Loomer sister Myre John McFarland and a sister and a long time church member admired as a Christian figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Loomer
Melinsa
Spencer Loomer
John Loomer
South Fifth Street
Steubenville
Samuel
Axia Spencer
Loomer
Myre
John’ McFarland
Tweed Avenue
M. B. Church
Mrs Joseph J Kell dies after long illness at 511 Union Ave
Mrs. Joseph J Kell beloved wife of Joseph J Kell dies at the family home 511 Union Ave at 12:50 am June 12 1920 after two weeks confined to bed following a prolonged illness. Born January 2 1850 near Fairview Guernsey Co Ohio she moved to Steubenville as a girl and lived there since. A member of the First M F church she was known for beauty of character and devout faith. Her death end a devoted family life and a community loss with neighbors and friends mourning the loss of a Christian presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Kell
Nenny Spear
Union Ave
Kell
Fairview
Guernsey County
Steubenville
Mra Kell
M. F. Church
Hera
Kell Family Mourns Loss of Beloved Wife and Mother
The mourners include widower Joseph Kell and two sons Edward Kell of Liverpool and Harry Kell of Stibeubeh ville, plus two daughters Mrs. Thomas A. Bishop of gig bus and Mrs. H R Bradly O Neill. The obituary states the family home is the bereaved residence and notes four surviving children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kell
Edward B
Katt
Liverpool
Harry. B. Kell
Stéubehville
Shre
Thomas A. Bishop
Gig Bus
Misa Leonore Kell
Bradly O'Neill
Mrs Willan Laizure Dies After Illness in Silver City
Obituary notes the death of Maria G Butterworth Laizure at her Silver City New Mexico home on May 23 1980 following a ten day illness from a hip fracture after a May 12 fall. She lived in Silver City since 1884 born September 37 1862 in Steubenville. Survived by husband William Lafisure two children Morence Turner and Chaplain Oliver Laizure. Funeral held May 25 at Good Shepherd Church. she was 28 years a Christian and well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Laizure
Marke C. Butterworth
William
Silver City
New Mexico
Laisure Bag
Maria G. Butterworth
William Butterworth
Mary Butterworth
Morence
Turner
Freeno
Calif
Oliver
Laizure
California State
San Quentin
Laigure
Thig City
Church of the Good Shepherd
William P Hayes Former Steubenville Lawyer Dies at 81
In Steubenville Ohio William P Hayes longtime attorney at the Steubenville bar died June 11 1920 at his Michigan Avenue home aged 81. Born in Camcrofton County on November 22 183, he practiced law in Cadiz before moving to Steubenville then Chicago where he lived on Michigan Avenue retiring five years ago due to fading sight. He married Mary Emmé and is survived by his wife two sons Judge Howard W Hayes and Charles Summer Hayes three grandchildren and a sister-in-law Miss Annie Bligit. Funeral at his home followed by Oakwood Cemetery burial beside his son Ele Hott Hayes. The article includes an unrelated attachment notice in Jefferson County Ohio filed May 22 1920 with a hearing set July 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hayes
Chicago
JéBernon County
Michigan Avenue
Hayes
Coghocton County
Pioreer
Hayes Farm
Cleveland
Cadis
Steubenville
Jeader
Michigan
Avenue
Hyad Wyntil
Umed
Mita Mary Emmé
W.R. Hi.ll Mott
Orion Deposit Bank
Jefferson Tran
South Fourth
Alwaya
Httle
Howard W. Hayes
Municipal Court
Charles Summer “Hayes
National Printing and Engraving‘ Company
Biliott Hayes
Aog
Mary Lee Hayes
Hewett
L. J
Eliott
Richard
Sarah
Tudge Howard Hayes
Annie G. Bligit
Nanne Hayes
Winter Park
Florida
Oakwood Cemetery
Ele Hott
Mia
Liberty Grange Lawn Fete to be Held Friday Evening
Liberty Grange plans a lawn fete on Friday evening June 18 at James Herc touts home midway between Brill and New Alexandria along the State road. Ice cream berries cake sandwiches and ham will be served. All welcome especially other Granges in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Grange
James Herc
Brill
New Alexandria
State Road
Personal notices and weddings in local town
Mr and Mrs 0 B Hays and daughters Jean Savehein visit relatives in Uhrichsville. Mrs Arms of Philadelphia visits at the Westmaster church Manse. A daughter greets Mr and Mrs Robert Miskelly at Highland Ave. in June. Multiple families travel for graduation and university events. A May 11 wedding ties Gladys Cone to William Sprague. A baby boy is born to Jerome Mettenberger. Marian Bougher leaves for Lake County to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miskelly
Marie Bates
Highland Ave
J. Howard Gault
Toronto
Julia Underwood
Jobb Underwood
Afi
John C. Munhrush
Marie
Lovine
A. G. Mildner
Mary
Elisabeth
Coshécon
Frederick ‘Oweanery
Watertown
N. Y
Frederick °, Oweaney
John Baptiste Brannagan
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
Hiram Johnson
Dock Streete
Paul Bowles
George Moses
Charles Relnoht
Wooster
University
Relnoh
Pri Delta
Chinpowa Lake
Leonard Forrester
Reggie Hermokeil
Clévéland
Victor Forrester
Brunckell
Adryica
William J. James
Fintay
Im. H. Church
Hammonisville
Frank Parsons
Harneast Reiger
Thomas Marker
Marian Bougher
Eening
Louth
Lawrence
May
G. C. Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephen Galchek
Sam Davis’ Place
Roy Carpen
Ter
LaBelle
Harry Desilvey
Mary Deata
J.W. McGowan
Ola Devlin McGowan
Saskatchewan
Canada
St. Peters
Ite
B. Hays
Jean Savehein
Ubrichsville
Mre. Arms
Weetmaster
George W. Arms
Will Hare
Mey Fr. Vore
MS. Cari
West Sixth Avenue
Ohic
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