Oneonta Correspondents Listed for Local News Reach
Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sunday Herald American reporters cover diverse communities. The listing names Mrs. Ww Oneonta and several correspondents in Cooperstown Oxford Sherburne Unadilla Sidney and nearby areas with contact details. The note emphasizes their shared coverage across the broad circulation territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Helen J. Holley
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Herald-American
Producers Return Is 2 Cents Less
NEW YORK UP Producers in the six state New York milkshed will receive a price of $5.31 per hundredweight for milk delivered in December to 432 pool plants. Branford predicted the December blend or uniform price, which is paid to all producers, as $5.31, down from November’s $5.33 and December 1945’s $3.64. The final figure, determined by a complex formula, is usually announced on the 15th of the following month. Branford also forecast December production at 355 million pounds, averaging 252 pounds per farm daily for 45,000 dairymen, with a total value around $20.31 million. Class 1A milk, the top price class, is fixed at $5.46 per hundredweight for next month, same as December and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Co, J
Branford
Metropoliltan Milk Marketing Area
Blanford
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Oo Blanford
Dr McCauley Named to Ithaca College Medical Director
Ithaca NY Dr George G McCauley 418 N Tioga St named medical director at Ithaca College by President Leonard B Job He is a Cornell Arts and Sciences graduate 1930 and earned an MD at Northwestern He has long Ithaca ties including National Health Service liaison work and wartime medical service at Gallups Island and with the War Shipping Administration He succeeds Dr Harold P Denniston who held the post for years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
George G. McCauley
N. Tioga St
Ithaca College
Leonard B. Job
College of Arts and
Cornell
McCauley
Northwestern University Medical School
Chicago
U.S. Public Health Services
New England
U. S. Maritime Service
Gallups Island
New York
War Shipping Administration
College
Harold P. Denniston
Watkins Glen in Ice Gatewaters Near Seneca Lake
Watkins Glen remains flowing as Glen Creek pours toward Seneca Lake despite cold. Ice forms on peaks and paths create hazards while Seneca Lake resists freezing, with ducks and gulls gathering along shore. The lake’s fate mirrors 1933 when large portions iced over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Seneca Lake
Geneva
Cortland Man Takes Bride in Christmas Church Wedding
Miss Pearl L. Curtis of Jamestown married Richard G. Shevater in First Presbyterian Church Chapel Cortland on December 21. Dr. Ralph C. Lankler officiated. Louise Jones played. The couple, after a Hotel Cortland reception, depart on a short trip. The bride, a Cortland State Teachers College graduate, teaches in Celoron. The groom, a graduate and Army Air Forces veteran, is pursuing postgraduate work at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Cortland
Cortsland State Teachers’ College
Celoron
N. Y
Army Air Forces
Columbia University
Betty Burch Named To Cornell Post
Miss Betty Burch assistant state supervisor for the New York Farm Labor Program is named assistant professor in the press service within the Department of Extension Teaching and Information at Cornell University. Her appointment takes effect January 1, succeeding Arthur E. Durfee who becomes assistant extension editor at the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Betty Burch
New York Farm Labor
Cornell University
Burch
Arthur E. Durfee
University of Maryland
Cortland Names Insurance Board Advisors
Mayor Jasper N. William appoints J. Dempster Place Porter Bennett and William Nix to the Cortland insurance advisory board. Carroll D. Knapp of Syracuse ends services effective Jan 1. The board will recommend advise and review all city insurance policies.
Red Cross Meeting in Watkins Glen Jan 7
The annual Schuyler County Red Cross chapter meeting will be held in Red Cross rooms on January 7 at ? P.M. for the election of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Watkins Glen
Schuyler County
Red Cross Chapter
At & P.M
Will Open- VFW Home in Norwich
Christy Rock Post 2782 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars calls members to report at 9 AM for a work party at the new VFW home on Main Street Norwich. The recently acquired two family residence will be remodeled into a meeting place and headquarters for county veterans who served overseas in three wars. The post gained possession last month after a year of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Christy Rock
Main St
Chenango County
House Committee
Losers to Serve Turkey Dinner Bowlers to share feast
In Watkins Glen four International Salt Company bowling teams will serve 72 pounds of chicken and turkey to four top teams after a postseason match at Glen City alleys. Purity and Four Seasons won turkeys. Pleezing and Purified won chickens. Highs include W Kelper 233 single and three games, Barone 595, Waite 580, Sabbatini 541, Belligoti 543, Davis 539. Ladies top scores Susie Wood 169, Lena De Dominick 154. three-game Wood 458, De Dominick 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
International Salt Company
Glen City
W. Kelper
M. Bartone
D. Waite
Mario ‘Sabbatini
Miss Cubley Plans 18-Month Red Cross Leave
Miss Elizabeth Cubley of Potsdam a Red Cross worker in World War II has been granted an 18 month leave of absence from her Huntington Long Island high school teaching post. She will complete the first semester at Huntington and report to Red Cross headquarters in Washington in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Red Cross
Elizabeth. Cubley
Hunting‘ton, L. I
Cubley
Frank’ L
Huntington
Washington
Agency Honored By Amico Aces Honor
Norwich report Theodore Fr. Brin of South New Berlin was notified of the reelection of his agency to Amico Aces, an honorary organization of outstanding representatives of American Motorists Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Theodore FR. Brinfhe
South New Berlin
Amico Aces
American Motorists Insurance Co
Jones First In Lighting Contests In Ithaca
Winners named by the Junior Chamber of Commerce after a Thursday judging. Donald Jones of 532 W. Clinton Street took first prize, Bert B. Baker of 202 Ridgedale Road earned second. Five city wards each awarded merchandise prizes to multiple residents including Dr. Charles V. Brown and Mrs. Barbara Black in the First Ward. B. H. Arthur and Walter F. Gee in the Second Ward. Dr. John F. Warren and Mrs. He Li Van Pelt in the Third Ward. Frank Randolph and David Pratt in the Fourth Ward. Orra C. Tiffany and the Mitchell twins in the Fifth Ward. Organizing helpers included William C. Norton and John F. Bangs. judges were W. H. Burns, Gertrude Grover, Harold Jansen, and E. V. Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Barbara ‘Black
Titus
B. H. Arthur
Woodsty
Walter F. Gee
S. Geneva
John F. Warren
N. Cayugan St
He Li van Pelt
Geneva St
Frank Randolph
Oxford
David Pratt
Maple Grove
Fifth Ward
Orra
C. Tiffany
Mitchell
Joseph
Joan
BE. Yates Sr
William. C
Norton
John
F. Bangs
Chamber
Welfare Funeral Charges Increased
ITHACA The Board of Supervisors closed its annual session and approved a low agreement raising burial fees for Indigenous cases. Non asset cases will be $175 and dependents with assets $150 or more will be $225. The Tompkins County Funeral Directors Association covers hearse charges grave openings and clothing if needed. County remains responsible for burial lots. It is expected the Ithaca board of public welfare will approve the schedule. The new fee is $25 above prior agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Board of ‘Supervisors
Tompkins County Funeral Directors Association
Ithaca Board of Public Welfare
Funeral Monday for Watertown Local D. M. McIntyre
Daniel M. McIntyre, 62, former Arcades owner and Mill Street cafe operator, died yesterday at Jefferson County Sanatorium. Funeral services set for Monday at 8:30 a.m. Hart & Scherer Funeral Home, 9 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church. Burial at North Watertown Cemetery. Survived by half-sister Mrs. Frank W. Dawson and half-brother Alvin J. McIntyre. Lifelong Watertown resident. First wife Inez P. Wilson died in 1919. in 1936 he married Mrs. Izetta Kieff Murphy, widow of Thomas Murphy, who died May 23, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Daniel M. McIntyre
Arcade St
Mill St
Jefferson County
Roosevelt Hotel
Hart & Scherer Funeral Home
W. Main
Alvin’ J. McIntyre
Winslow’ St
McIntyre
Inez P. Wilson
Izetta
Kieff Murphy
Thomas F. Murphy
Woman to Speak on Germany at Wesleyan Church
Mrs Helen Burmester of 60 Webster Street recently returned after nine years in Germany. She will speak Sunday night at the Wesleyan Methodist Tabernacle. A daughter of the Rev Arthur Sturgeon she may recount war time incidents from her family’s stay with four children in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Raymond Malone Patient at Alice Hyde Hospital After Fall
Raymond Malone of 194 Webster Street is hospitalized at Alice Hyde Hospital with a severe concussion from a fall on the pavement Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Raymond White
Webster St
Alice Hyde Hospital
Blizzard Rages Across Potsdam Area Overnight
A fierce blizzard began before 9 PM and continued into the morning in Potsdam. Temperatures fell from 20 degrees above to 4 below by 7 AM as gale force winds whipped snow into deep drifts. Roads were blocked and driving conditions remained dangerous with limited visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Pontine
Owego Barn Burned. Fire Destroys Large Structure
A barn on Edward B. Bakers property on Dean Street in Owego was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin, causing more than 12000 in damage. Two silos and wooden barn structures burned. 36 cattle and three horses were saved by nearby men and Charles Baker before fire crews arrived late. Only about 2000 in insurance coverage was reported on the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owego
Edward B. Baker
Dean ‘St
Charles Baker
Charles ‘Baker
William Conley
Baker
Masses for Rev Lawlor Observed After Death
COOPERSTOWN New York three services are planned for Rev Matthew J Lawlor Utica and Cooperstown who died at St Elizabeths Hospital Christmas Day after eight weeks illness. The body now at St Peters Rectory Utica will lie in state at St Peters Church from 4 PM Sunday as Syracuse diocese priests chant Matins and Lauds. A requiem high mass is set for 8 AM Monday followed by a solemn pontifical mass at 10 AM celebrated by Bishop Walter J Foery. Interment will be at St Patricks Cemetery Binghamton at 4 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Matthew J. Lawlor
Utica
St. Peter’s Rectory
St. Peter's Church
Syracuse
Walter J. Foery
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Binghamton
Butter Price Drop Causes Confusion
Ithaca reports confusion over nationwide price changes in foods and goods. Butter fell 7 to 10 cents per pound during the holiday, fruit juices reportedly declined further. Dealers expect spring clothing to rise due to fabrics and costs. Clearance sales appear in many stores and eggs sell a few cents cheaper, though most items hold pre holiday prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Ten Commandments as Guideposts at Cortland Dinner
Rev. Martin J. Watley of Syracuse described the Ten Commandments as guideposts of the Almighty during St. Mary's High School Alumni dinner at Hotel Cortland. He urged a stand for or against God amid rising moral and social evils, saying the fate of the world hinges on that choice and proposing redirecting atomic bomb funds to harness God's teachings.
Genoa Teacher to Wed Barbara Rumsey Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones of Trumansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Rumsey to Donald W. Lanning son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lanning of Trumansburg. Miss Rumsey is a Genoa Central School vocal music teacher and Ithaca College graduate of 1945. Lanning, a Miami University graduate, served three years in the armed forces and is employed in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
C. W. Jones
Trumansburg Rd
Barbara Rumsey
Donald W. ‘Lanning
Glenn Lanning
Trumansburg
Genoa Central School
Cooperstown Fish and Game Club Elects Officers
At the annual Cooperstown Fish and Game Club meeting officers were elected. President Kennington Lt. Clinton, Vice President Ernest T. Whitaker, Secretary Harry N. Shepard, Treasurer Waldo C. Ellsworth. Committee chairs named for field trials, skeet, membership, and more. Otsego Delaware field rep spoke. Technicolor film shown. The club opposed raising hunting, fishing and deer license fees and bans on fishing licenses for women. Ernest Whitaker received a service appreciation check. Refreshments served.
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Cooperstown
Cooperstown Fish and Game Club
Kennington
Clinton
Ernest T. Whitaker
Harry N. Shepard
Waldo C. Ellsworth
John H. Powers
William L. Taylor
Donald C. Mathewson
Gordon S. Winnie
Clyde
W. ‘Ballard
Raymond F. Smith
Ernest Ty Whitaker
Couple Marries at Watkins Glen Ceremony
Miss Dolores George daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle George of 206 N Madison Ave and Lauren Allen son of Mr and Mrs Edward Allen of Dundee wed Thursday in a ceremony at the parochial residence performed by Rev Walter Kohl St Marys of the Lake pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Dolores George
Lyle George
N. Madison Av
Lauren ‘Allen
Edward Allen
Dundee
Walter Kohl
St. Mary’s of the Lake
Hospital Patient Is Recaptured After Escape
A 24 year old patient from Binghamton State Hospital escaped for about five hours Wednesday, climbing from a D train window near Owego station. Patrolmen and a civilian volunteer cornered him in Pumpelly Glen. a single shot prompted his surrender and he was taken back to Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owego
Binghamton State Hospital
Paul Taylor
Asa Kellam
George Montgomery
Mrs Roberts Gross Estate Tops Tax Appraisal In Watertown
Watertown November tax appraisal lists Nellie J Corliss Roberts as dying October 11 at 83 leaving a gross estate of 13 658 69 and a net estate of 11 451 469 to relatives. Named bequests range from 25 to 3 512 23 with several nephews nieces and cousins receiving portions. Net estate of Miranda Bodman split between Edmund J Wager and William F Burt totals 11 273 07 with Wager getting 5 636 53 and Burt one cent more. The gross estate totals 12 991 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Nellie J. Roberts
Oren S. Pickard
John Allard
Ogdensburg
Ambrose Allard
Margaret Barber
Bernard O'Connor
Los Angeles
Calif
Margaret Pencey
Kathleen O’connor Brown
Josephine Shiffer
Stroudsburg
Pat Agnes Allard
John R. Allard
Joseph Allard
Joseph Richardson
Katherine Richardson
Mary Marcotte
Alice Ten Eyck
Charles O'Neil
Edmund J. Wager
Utica
William Francis Burt
Bronxville
Miranda A. Bodman
Philadelphia
Wager
Mr. Burt
Canadian Soldier Given Jail Term
Kenneth W. Paris a 20 year old Royal Canadian Regiment member from Brockville Ontario received a 60 day jail term in Morristown Canton after pleading guilty to third degree assault. Police said he attacked a Morristown girl on Christmas night throwing her into a ditch before she escaped to a nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Kenneth W. Paris
Royal Canadian Regiment
Brockville
Ont
Canton
Justice of the Peace
Charles Collins
Morristown
Sault
Paris
Mrs. Hinckling Funeral Planned for Sunday
Massena funeral for Mrs. Almira Dietrick Hinckling 62 of 69 Oberst will be Sunday at 2 30 P M at First Methodist Church with Rev A Leslie Potter officiating She died in Massena Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay
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Massena
Almira Dietrick Hinckling
First Methodist Church
A. Leslie Potter
Massena Memorial Hospital
Quotas of Potatoes To Be Increased
NORWICH unstate counties will have potato quotas raised to 106 percent by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration due to a severe disease. Long Island quotas are cut 20 percent to quarantine golden nematode while Chenango County reports two thirds of acreage in and yields averaged 350 bushels per acre. Loans and government purchases nets profits to the government as acreages and production vary with last year’s unusually high yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Long Island
Fred S. Emmick
Chenango County
ACA
Emmick
Fire destroys Norwich auto shop and garage
A blaze yesterday morning wiped out Norman Eaton’s Preston shop in Norwich, causing losses over 7000 dollars. The building owned by Supervisor Eldis S Money was valued at 700 to 800, Eaton’s tools and heavy machinery at 35000, and Earl Hunter’s claim for tools at 2000. A Graham Paige car in for repairs and owned by an Oxford resident was destroyed. Welfare Commissioner Percy W Woodruff raised the alarm at 9 30 A M. Eaton and Mrs Hunter had come to rescue a stalled car when the fire began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Norman Eaton
Preston
Eldis S. Money
Eaton
Earl Hunter
Graham-Paige
Oxford
Percy W. Woodruff
Evelyn Cage Weds Everett Gardner in Watertown
Evelyn Dorothy Cage of Watertown East becomes bride of Everett J. Gardner at First Baptist Church Watertown with Rev Hale Thornberry officiating. Bride, daughter of George A Cage, taught homemaking and served as assistant home demonstration agent. Gardner, son of Henry R Gardner, served in the 14th Armored Division and now works at Arcade Markets. The couple will reside at 420 Moffett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Evelyn Dorothy Cage
Flower Av
East
George A. Cage
Kenmore
Everett J. Gardner
Henry R. Gardner
Moffett St
First Baptist Church
Hale F. Thornberry
Matthew, Doherty
Montezuma
Stewart Strait
Gilbertsville
Robert Guzewich
Elmer Henderson
Buffalo State Teachers’ College
Jasper
Port Byron
Jefferson County
Myr. Gardner
14Th Armored Division
Hea
Three Inch Snow Crusted at Watertown
Three inches of snow fell overnight at Watertown creating a thick crust that hindered car travel without chains, especially on side streets. Temperature stood at two degrees above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mercury
Sunday church services listed for Cortland area churches
The Cortland directory lists Sunday schedules across many churches with pastors, Sunday Schools and morning worship times. Notable entries include North Presbyterian at Homer and Alvena ars. Free Methodist at Jowett av and Grocest. New Way with service at 7:30 P.M.. St Pauls Lutheran. Homer Avenue Methodist. First Methodist. First Baptist. First Church of Christ Scientist. First Presbyterian. Second Congregational. Bethel Tabernacle. Salvation Army. Marys and St Anthonys churches. and numerous others with service times, organists, superintendents, and committee staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Presbyterian
Homer and
Alvena Ars
John R. Austin
Laura; Prince
Percy Craft
Free Methodist
Jowett Av
Grocest
Ardon L. Reed
Mra
Josephina A. Foreman
Sn New Way
Si. Pauls Lutheran
Madison
Mamlin Ats
W. E. Schuldt
Berman
Grace Eniacopus
Court St
George I. MckKinley
Charety
Walter Davies
Homer Avenue Methodist
Corner Hower
Taploava
Edgar C. Spaven
Christian Roark
Reeve BE. Havens
Brotherhood
Our
Allan R. Kulent
David Fairbanks
Misa Mae Brown
Young People's Fellowship
First Methodist
Church St. and Court House
PLC
Philip S. Nason
D.D
C. D. Sanders
Burton E. Stanley
Charles Cook
First Baptist
Corner Church
First Church’ of Christ, Scientist
Corner BE. Court
Greenbush
First’ Presbyterian
St. and Qoentral Av
Ralph C. Lankler
William J. Hall
Second Congregational
Robert L. Clingan
William R. Ricketts
Bethel Tabernacle
Port Watson St
Lev Storms
O. J. Stanton
Salvation Army
Victor Brown
Rt. Mary's
N. Mainst
Lawrence L. Hornn
Charles Bolaer
George R. Sturley
SL. Anthony's
Carmen Monteleone
Assemblae Christiana
Hyatt St
First Congregational
Ermst
Clinton Nv
William Graham
Marotd, King
Lionel Matter
Worshin
Pilgrim Fellowship
Universalist
Church and
Klm
Stump Reform Methodist
Henry B. Bailey
Louell
Munson
Sharp drop in farm prices seen for 1947 in St. Lawrence County
William Pendergast county agricultural agent warned a potential sharp decline in farm prices could occur late in 1947 if business activity slackens, though milk prices may hold better. Prospects point to solid milk demand early 1947, moderate milk supply, and easing farm labor. Dairy incomes in early 1947 likely comparable to early 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
William Pendergast
St. Lawrence County
Pendergast
United States
Funeral set for John P Greenizen in Clayton
Funeral services for John P. Greenizen 63 a Clayton town farmer who shot himself at his Watertowa road home will be Sunday at 2 pm from the Methodist Church. Burial will be in Clayton Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Adeline Ann and four children including Mrs David Frink Richard J. and Wilna L. Greenizen, plus Mrs Richard J. Coty of Watertown, two brothers and two sisters and a half sister, with several relatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
John P. Greenizen
Watertowa Rd
Methodist
Clayton Cemetery
Greenizen
Adeline E
Annand Greenizen
David Frink
Ottawa
Mary Hepburn
Oshawa
P G Maloney Funeral Today
Patrick G Mahoney age 81 died Christmas Day at his Helena home born Brasher Falls. He married Julia Keenan in 1895 and had nine children living, James Helen Barney Theodore Mary Frank Normile Nekelski Patricia and Jack. Funeral held at St Patrick's Church Hogansburgh at 9 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Patrick G. Mahoney
Helena
Brasher Falls
Julia Keenan
James
Helen
Barney
Theodore
Mary
Frank Normile
North Lawrence
Joseph Nekelski
M. Patricia
Ursuline Convent
Jack
St. Patrick’s Church
Hogansburgh
Thieves Enter Malone Restaurant
State police investigate a theft of 36.54 from Marion's Restaurant in Malone. Manager Eudore Pregent found the cash missing when opening the register after an open window indicated entry. An empty gin bottle was found in the kitchen, suggesting how the thieves entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Marion's
Eudore Pregent
Boy Hurt Skiing Near Watertown In Local Incident
Dick Holloway fifteen son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Holloway of 1731 Girard Ave suffered a possible fracture of the right knee while skiing Friday night on Dry Hill. He is reported at the Hose of the Good Samaritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick ‘Holloway
Liloyd H. Holloway
Girard Av
the Good Samaritan
Woman Hurt in Fall in Watertown Attack
Mrs Ethel Jenkins, 55, of 261 Teneyck Street, sustained a severe lip injury after a fall at the Teneyck and Sherman streets intersection last night. She was taken to the House of the Good Samaritan for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ethel. Jenkins
Teneyck St
Teneyck
Sherman Sts
the Good Samaritan
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Oneonta
Ernestine Geddes
Vernon Spencer
Tel
New Berlin
Coats
Sherburne
Mibs
Marjorin Bingham
AFTON
Isabel Jennings
Paul Freeman
Cortland
Insurance Board
VFW
Miss Cubley
Foreign Service
Watertown High School
National
Jean ‘Valentine
Jeanne Adams
Ella R. Knapp
Doris Megus
Rita Hubbard
Eleanor ‘Duggan
Kathleen Young
Theress Purpura
Mary. Athans
Robert Sperlish
Mark: Barker
Guy Galardo
Edward Cole
Robert
Simmons
Manfred
Quantz
Ralph
Brouty
Edward Smith
Jones
D. M. McIntyre
Germany
Rev. Lawlor
Genoa
Mrs. Hickling
Evelyn Cage
Homer
Calvary Episcopal
Frederick A. Turner
Edward McKinner
Anna .M. Ripley
William P. Russell
J. E. Perry
Minerva Cook
Edythe King
Charles Day
John Levein
Carolyn Wright
Harold Bundy
Carl Hartauist
Herry M. Childe, Jr
Frank McBride
Thank L. Green
St Margaret's
William J Stapleton
Gospel Mission
William Shoemaker
Fred Carral
Lovena Carral
Jennie Shoemaker
McGraw
J. W. Hunton
Eisie Saunders
Floyd Atkins
Stanley Thomson
Ruth Maybury
LeRoy Rae
Donald Hicks
Presbyterian
Roy
Alfred Bentall
Fioflo Eastman
James Greenwood
Howard [Hulbert
The
Astor
Young Peoples “Meeting
George “Miller
Clarence Giladet
Apostolic
Hetev
Hugh Williams
Woreship
McLean Federated
Stanley Borden
Christian Endeavor
Truxton Methodist
L. P. Hackney
Virgil Hill Reformed Methodist
Virgil Hill
Henry F. Bailey
Lucille Munson
J. P. Greenizen
P. G. Maloney
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