State Farm Bureau Seeks End to Poultry Price Controls
Syracuse Herald Journal and Racine Sunday Herald American reporters cover home town news in every community within the wide circulation territory. The piece notes the State Farm Bureau’s request to end controls on poultry prices as part of its regional reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Herald
Seem
Norwich Sidney
Cooperstown
Mnadilla
Oneonta
Aes
State Farm Bureau
Madilla LA Freeman
Sidney Lars Helen J Holley
Sarracuse Herald-Journal
Byracine
Herald-American
Fresh Fruit Ceilings Not Needed
The New York State Farm Bureau Federation urges Congress to end OPA controls on eggs poultry and fresh fruits and vegetables to prevent black markets and shortages. President Warren W Hawley argues continued ceilings force farmers to sell in black markets and depress supplies, noting feed shortages and high prices for grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
New York State
Congress
U. S
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
N.Y.S
Hawley
Oneonta Man Receives Prison Term in County Court
COOPERSTOWN The day’s pleas included three guilty and seven not guilty. Alfred Brooks 55 of Oneonta received one to ten years in Attica for carnal abuse and second degree assault of a three year old girl. William K. Rittlinger 33 of Oneonta admitted burglary at the Royal Grill and received a suspended one to two year term plus probation. James Hill Cent. 24 pleaded guilty to first degree grand larceny in the theft of a car. a one to two year sentence in Attica was suspended. George M. Leonard faced charges of involvement in the Pudney car theft and posted $1,000 bail. Daniel Dewitt Brezee 22 and William Law 35 pleaded not guilty to attempting to break jail. Mrs. Irena Corella Whipple 18 pleaded not guilty to adultery with bail continued. The three Mary Stevens, Steve Marks, and Rose Marks pleaded not guilty to first degree grand larceny involving $600. Walter L. Haynes 44 and Lyle Spafford 29 scheduled arraignment next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brooks
Oneonta
R. D
Attica
William K. Rittlinger
Royal Grill
Maine
James Hill
Hester
Robert C. Tennant
Creil Pudney
Althea
George M. Leonard
Cooperstown
Dent
Mary Stevens
Steve Marks
Rose Marks
Giles Mulkins
Otego
Walter L. Haynes
Franklin
Lyle Spafford
New Berlin
Molinari
VFW Induction to Welcome Large New Group in Norwich
Norwich hears a major VFW initiation as Christy Rock Post 2782 prepares to induct many new members. Chief of Staff Ivan Cook leads a state champion degree team from Ithaca to preside at the Elks Club ceremony at 8 PM with speakers Adrian Grobsmith, director of the VFW extension department, and County Judge Leroy E. Page of Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Christy Rock Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ivan Cook
Ithaca
Elks Club
Adrian J. Grobsmith
V.F.W
Leroy E. Page
Binghamton
Cooperstown Bride Marries In New York City
Garnet E. Jacobson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Jacobson, and Robert W Rowley, son of Mr and Mrs Aubrey J Rowley, wed Monday at 3 30 P M in the Little Church Around the Corner New York City. They plan a summer at Otsego Lake after the ceremony. The bride's schooling includes Cooperstown High School Knox School for Girls and Penn Hall. The groom attended Cooperstown High School before enlisting in the Navy in 1941 and serving until 1945. Arthur Curry graduates from Tri-Tu College at Angola Ind as class president. Chester Miller of Oneonta elected secretary treasurer of the State Postmasters Association for a seventh term. Alumni dinner set for June 22 at New Berlin Central School. reservations due by June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Garnet E. Jacobson
Edward Jacobson
Fair St
Robert William Rowley
Aubrey J. Rowley
Eagle St
New York City
Betty Rowley
Richard Jacobson
Bide. Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Will Spend the Summer At the Alford
Six Mile Point
Otsego Lake
Cooperstown High School
Knox School For Girls
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Navy
Watkins Glen
Arthur Curry
Ralph Curry
Trit
U.2 College
Angola
Ind
Curry
New Berlin
Chester Miller
Oneonta
State Postmasters Association
Aluni Association of
New Berlin Central School
James Hume
Ithaca JCC To Install New Officers Speaker Named
Ithaca JCC to install officers Monday night at the Victoria Hotel with ITHACA-W. Albert Bill of Syracuse, former state JCs president and Senate candidate, as speaker. Frederick D. Bryant succeeds Charles E. Dykes as incoming president. Charles E. Treman, first president, will speak briefly. Past Ithaca Chamber presidents will be presented. Paul Taber to present past president pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
W. Albert Bill
Syracuse
Junior Chamber
State Senate
Onondaga County
Ithaca Junior Chamber of Commerce
Victoria Hotel
Frederick D. Bryant
Charles E. Dykes
Charles E. Treman
Ithaca Chamber
Paul Taber
James Conley
Verne Fogg
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Thomas
Chamber
Ralph Smith
Harry G. Stutz
The
Ithaca Journal
Frank H. Walsh, Jr
Endicott
Frank Dickerson
Camp Minnetoska to Open August 13 in Cooperstown Area
Scout committee members discussed reopening Camp Minnetoska on Otsego Lake with a camping window from August 13 to 27. Camp Deerslayer facilities are to be used, the weekly fee set at $12, applications accepted for one week, and attendance limited to Girl Scouts within 50 miles of Cooperstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Minnetoska
Otsego Lake
Scout Committee
Deerslayer
Farm Cadets Need Work Permits in Ithaca
S M Vaughan of Cornell Extension Service urges school youth to secure work permits before summer. Farmers should verify compliance with child labor laws, with permits for ages 14 to 16 and certificates for 16 to 18 on farm duties. Low cost insurance is available via county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
S. M. Vaughan
State Farm
Extension Service
Cornell University
Vaughan
Vaugham
Cornell Prof Butterworth to Lead New Haven School Survey
Professor J E Butterworth of Cornell University will direct a comprehensive survey of New Haven public schools. The project, budgeted at 45000, runs July through summer 1947 with 15 to 20 assistants including Lynn Emerson and W Howard Jillsbury assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
J. E. Butterworth
Department of Rural Education
Cornell
Board of ‘Education
Citizens’ Committee of
New Haven
Schenectady
Butterworth
Cortland Alumni Meeting June 15
Cortland State Teachers College Alumni Association announces a luncheon on Saturday June 35 with reservations to Miss Eileen Winchell by Tuesday June 11. A morning business meeting will elect officers. Dr Donnal W Smith president will present the class of 1946 and Miss Pearl Curtis class president will respond. William Dowd will preside.
Cortland Boy Scout Paper Drive Today
Cortland Boy Scouts will conduct the final waste paper drive in the city today with collection from 2 to 5 P.M. Trucks from eight firms will assist the boys in the city wide canvass. Papers should be on the curb tied in bundles. place newspapers magazines and rags in a box for collection.
Firemen to Buy New Ambulance for Sidney Unit
Sidney Emergency Squad No. 1 plans to replace its current station wagon ambulance with a new unit costing about 4500 dollars. The Sidney Exchange Club contributes significantly to the project, and the ambulance will include essential emergency equipment valued by responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Exchange Club
Sidney Fire Department
Cortland Veterans Plan Big V J Day Celebration
Cortland veterans groups plan a county wide V J Day celebration on August 14 in Cortland. A parade with business and industrial floats will run through the area. The plan received approval from the City Council and Mayor Jasper N Williamson with county supervisors to cooperate. Lieut Ernst Group named parade chairman and streets to be decorated for the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erans of
Marine Corps League
Board of Aldermen
Jasper N. Williamson
County Board of Supervisors
Lieut. Ernst Group
Thief Caught Over Check Cashed For a Toy Revolver
An 11 year old boy admitted stealing a check from a mailbox at Robert Kohtar's home Homer and cashing it at a local store to buy a toy revolver. The boy entered the post office, endorsed the check, and left with cash after coerced claim his father waited outside. He was brought to Children's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp. Scott and
Corp
Melvin Hardville
Homer State Police
Homer Bank
Cornell Daily Sun to Resume Publication in September
The Cornell Daily Sun will resume weekly publication on September 24, returning five issues per week from Tuesday through Saturday. Harold Raynolds Jr., of New York City, becomes editor with former Sun board ties. business manager is George D. Rautenberg of Brockton, Miss. The Sun paused after spring term 1943, replaced by Cornell Bulletin, which ends this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell Daily Sun
Satuday
Daily Sun
Cornell Bulletin
Harold Raynolds, Jr
New York City
Cornell
Sun
George D. Rautenberg
Brockton
Miss
Dominica Vaccaro Bride of Veteran
Oneonta New York Dominica M Vaccaro daughter of Mrs Joseph Vaccaro of Stamford and James C Vagliardo son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vagliardo of 52 W Broadway was married at St Marys Catholic Church The Very Rev Arthur Cunningham performed the ceremony Miss Josephine Schibitta was maid of honor Mrs Josephine Fabrisio was matron of honor Bridesmaids were Rose Scibitta Jancy DiMartino and Filomenia Colone Carman J Vagliardo was best man ushers were Louis and Charles Vagliardo and Michael Roman The bridegroom served three years in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Dominica M. Vaccaro
Joseph Vaccaro
Stamford
James C. Vagliardo
Joseph Vagliardo
W. Broadway
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Arthur Cunningham
Josephine Schibitta
Greenville
Josephine Fabrisio
Binghamton
Rose Sci
Liddell Announces Engagement of Virginia Ann and John Geisellman
Mr and Mrs Don Liddell of South Africa announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Ann to John J Geisellman son of Mr and Mrs Geisellman of Franklin. The wedding is set for August 10 at St Andrews Church New Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berlin
Don Liddell
South Effrican
Virginia Ann
John J. Geisellman
First concert by new band to be held Tuesday
NEW BERLIN announces the inaugural concert by its newly organized band. The event takes place Tuesday evening in front of the Ballard Building, presenting the ensemble to residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berlin
Ballard Bldg
Miss Doris Akin Bride Elect Entertained in New Berlin Shower
Miss Doris Akin, bride elect, was honored at a variety shower hosted by Mrs. C L Nelson in New Berlin. The couple to wed this month in the Methodist Church includes Norman P Davis, son of Mr and Mrs William H Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berlin
Doris Akin
C. L. Nelson
Miss Akin
Norman P. Davis
William H. Davis
Methodist Church
Marcellus Girl To Teach at Greene
Irene Prasonic of Marcellus has been hired to teach in Greene Central School intermediate grades. She will graduate this month from Potsdam State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Education degree. Her career includes cadet teaching in Canton and Unionville, plus sixth grade at Potsdam Campus School. Her studies emphasize music and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Irene Prasonic
Marcellus
Donald S. Keeler
Greene Central School
Prasonic
Potsdam State Teachers’ College
Canton
Unionville
Potsdam
Schuyler District Boy Scout Meet Set for June 13
The Schuyler District Boy Scout committee will hold a bi monthly meeting on Thursday, June 13, at 7 30 P M in the Watkins Glen Municipal Building. Committee chairmen will report on advancement, camping, finance, health, safety and leadership training and plans will be formulated for the remainder of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Schuyler District Boy Scout Committee
High School to Honor War Dead with Bronze Plaque
Norwich High School to honor 31 war dead from World War II with a bronze plaque. Edward S. Nelson will present the marker on behalf of past and present students, accepted by Superintendent Gilbert R. Lyon. Ceremonies at 2:45 P.M. and 8 P.M. feature speakers Rev. Lloyd S. Charters and Rev. Fr. Mersfelder. 1,600 programs will list the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Norwich High School
Edward S. “Toots” Nelson
Gilbert R. Lyon
Lloyd S. Charters
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Fr. Mersfelder
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Charters
Father Mersfelder
Betty Ann Fridley
Cardinal Spellman
Man Hurt In Runaway Horses At Sid ney Farm
NORWICH Injured when his horses ran away as he started to unhitch them after plowing Louis Gonser 67 a Mr Upton farmer today is in critical condition in Sidney Hospital He had finished plowing his garden and was beginning to unhitch the team The plow handles caught on his clothing the horses panicked and dragged him around the yard while the harnessed animals lunged toward the barn The accident was witnessed by his grandson Norman 5 neighbor Frank Porter quieted the horses and released him at the hospital doctors said Mr Gonser suffered severe scalp lacerations and multiple body wounds with no fractures yet found His condition remains critical due to age
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Norwich
Louis Gonser
Upton Farmer
Sidney Hospital
Gonser
Con Ser
Mr. Conser
Universalists Plan Pilgrimage at Schuyler Lake
The Otsego Association of Universalists will hold its annual pilgrimage at Schuyler Lake Sunday with a 10:30 A.M. session and a picnic luncheon in the school dining room. All county Universalist churches will be represented as Rev. Gale L. Bascombe speaks in the morning and Rev. Howard B. Gilman and Rev. Fred C. Leining deliver afternoon addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Otsego
Barbara Gould to Wed Dr Wright Newton in August
Barbara Jeanne Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gould of 37 Hamlin Street Cortland, is engaged to Dr. Wright Newton, son of Mrs. Dorothy Newton of Richmondville. The wedding is planned for August. Barbara Gould is a Syracuse University arts graduate and has studied at St Marys High School Cortland Conservatory of Music Seton Hill College. Dr. Newton is a Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine graduate.
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Cortland
Willam H. Gould
Hamlin St
Barbara Jeanne
Wright Newton
Dorothy Newton
Richmondsville
Miss Gould
St. Mary’s High School
Cortland Conservatory of Music
Seton Hill College
Syracuse University
College of Fine Arts
Richmondville Central School
Newton
Green Mount Junior College
Cornell University
Colege
Veterinary Medicine
Cortland Community Chest enlarges board to 36 members
Herbert Burleigh, president, appointed a nominating committee to propose names for an enlarged Cortland County Community Chest board increasing membership from 33 to 36 to better reflect county and city areas. The 1917 campaign committee is listed with chair Robert L Potter and other officers. The nominating panel includes Harold P. Burgess as chair, Judge Morse E. Ames, Kenneth Miner, and two Misses Margaret Xinney and Lois Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Herbert Burleigh
Cortland County Community Chest
Community Chest
Robert L Potter
Charles E. Baltzel
Richard Billings
Victor Brown
Herbert S. Burleigh
Harold P. Burgess
William Halstead
Henry Hinchcliff
Chester Lacy
Allen G. Marsted
Kenneth P. Miner
Lois C. Osborn
Harry Underwood
Alfred Walrad
Frank P. Wayle
Charles C. Wickwire, Jr
Walter E. Willett
Morse E. Ames
Kenneth Miner
Margaret Xinney
Lois Osborn
Union Services Start Sunday In Oneonta
Protestant churches in Oneonta begin Sunday night services next Sunday at a time to be announced. Rev Carl H Elmore of Englewood New Jersey will speak, addressing Oneonta State Teachers College graduates on Sunday afternoon. Rev Paul Hulstlander chairs the planning committee and Rev Charles McClung oversees a summer musical program with assistors John Wilsbach Willis Walsey and Jerry Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta—Union
Carl H. Elmore
Englewood
N. J
Oneonta State Teachers College
Paul Hulstlander
Elm Park
Mr. McClung
John Wilsbach
Willis Walsey
Jerry Wilson
Catherine Wolkonsky Named Head of Russian Dept at Connecticut College for Women
Mrs. Catherine Wolkonsky, formerly on the Knox School faculty, has been appointed head of the Russian language department at Connecticut College for Women, strengthening the college’s language program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Catherine Wolkonsky
Knox School
Connecticut College For Women
Sunday church services listed in Cortland area
Local calendar lists Sunday worships across Cortland churches with pastors, Sunday School times, organists, and service details including sermons and youth programs. Notable entries include North Presbyterian, Free Methodist, St Marys, First Methodist, Memorial Baptist, First Congregational, and many others with specific times and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewain
A. Price
L. B. Chaloux
Iuperintendent
Henry MM. Childa, Jr
Frank Bmrchride
Frank L. Green
Junio
St. Margaret's
William J. Stapleton
Gospel Mission
William Shoemaker
Fred Carral
Lovena Carral
Jennie Shoemaker
McGraw Methodist
Elsie Saunders
Floyd Atkins
Baptist
Stanley Thomson
Ruth Maybury
LeRoy Baer
Donald Hicks
Presbyterian
Alfred Bental
Rollo Eastman
James Greenwood
Howard Hiubert
Bundsy School
Full Gospel Mission
George Miller
Clarence Giladet
Apostolic
Hugh Williams
McLean Federated
Stanley Borden
Paetor
Christian Endeavor
Four Admit Indictments In Ithaca
Pleas of guilty entered by four prisoners arraigned before County Judge Norman G. Stage. One admitted guilt on part of an indictment. two pleas of innocent entered. eighth defendant offered a temporary innocence plea. Clarence Price charged with bigamy obtained adjournment. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Sentencing scheduled for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Norman G. Stage
Clarence Price
Donald Sinclair
Groton
Lovey Lycock
Cecil Updike
Enfield
Roland LeRoy Tones
Richard Liddig
Carl C. Sherman
Belinda Steckler
Interlaken
Cooperstown Art Exhibit Opens at Central School
Cooperstown Central School invites the public to a Wednesday 7 30 p m art show inside the school building. The display features grade and high school artwork led by Miss Marjorie Roberts and includes kindergarten projects directed by Mrs Amy Manchester and Miss Adelle Kiley as well as industrial arts crafted under Smith Tolmie at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Central School
Marjorie Roberts
Amy Manchester
Adelle Kiley
Smith ‘Tolmie
Frank Barton 75 Dies Rites Held Greene
The funeral of Frank Barton 75 was held at Root funeral home in Greene with Rev. Robert H. Packer and Rev. Ralph E. Gould officiating. Burial followed in Sylvan Lawn Cemetery. Born in Great Bend Pa he belonged to Central Baptist Church and is survived by wife Grace M Barton two stepsons Douglas Hadin Greene and Gordon Hadin Chicago two brothers Charles and Joseph Barton Greene a sister Mrs Mertie White three nieces Mrs Guy Hall Mrs Leland Walker and Miss Madeline Barton all of Greene bearers were Arnold Wightman Clifford Excell Lawrence Phelps Robert Jones Leland Walker and Raymond Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Joseph Barton
Greene
Mertie White
Guy Hall
Leland Walker
Madeline Barton
Arnold Wightman
Clifford Excell
Lawrence Phelps
Robert Jones
Raymond Loomis
Mrs Littell Reelected D A R Regent in Otsego Chapter
Cooperstown Otsego Chapter D A R held its annual meeting in the women s club room electing Mrs Walter R Littell to a new term as regent. Other officers reelected include Mrs Douglas C Walroath first vice president Miss Ruth Marie Root second vice regent Mrs B G Johnson chaplains Mrs Carl H Johnson recording secretary Mrs Ralph W Ellsworth corresponding secretary Mrs L C Colburn treasurer Mrs J Andrew Gilchrist registrar and Miss Carrie E Lippitt historian The chapter plans a fee on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Otsego
Women's Club
Walter R. Littell
Douglas C. Walroath
Ruth Marie Root
B. G. Johnson
Carl H. Johnson
Ralph W. Ellsworth
L. C. Colburn
J. Andrew Gilchrist
Carrie E. Lippitt
Former Wac to Join Husband in England
Mrs. Thomas Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Gray of East Springfield, sailed on the Queen Mary from New York for Kingston on Thames England with infant Nicola. She will join Flight Sergeant Thomas Cook of the Royal Air Force who has never seen his daughter. Mrs Cook was Otsego County’s first enlistee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Thomas Cook
Harold Gray
East Springfield
Nicola
New York
Kingston-on-Thames
Surrey
England
Cook
Wac
Royal Air Force
Otsego County
Alice Whitaker to Wed Ensign Warren Whippen
Cooperstown notices the wedding of Alice Marie Whitaker to Ensign Warren Garner Whippen set for Friday June 21 at Christ Episcopal Church. Mayor Ernest T. Whitaker and Mrs. Whitaker invite the community to the ceremony with a reception at the Whitaker home on Walnut Street following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Ernest T. Whitaker
Otsego County SPCA Set Meeting Saturday
Cooperstown Otsego County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 2:50 PM at the agent Mrs. W. T. Hyde's Otsego Lake home. The program includes two films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Otsego
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Oxford
Eon Spencer
Tel New Berlin
BS Coats
Tel
Sherburne
Afton RS
Isabel Jennings
Warren Hawley
Norwich Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rites
Grandview Heights Country Club
Hubert Tucker
A. Wesley Gould
Bernard A. George
Charles D. Heald
Albert D. Kruder
Clifford Fredericks
Joseph P. Molinari
VFW
Garnet Jacobson
Cooperstown, Bride
Ithaca Jcc
Boy Scout
Cortland Veterans Plan
Dominica Vaccaro
Miss Prosonic
Scout Meeting
Barbara J. Gould
North Presbyterian
Homer
Jand Alvenaars
John R. Austin
Laura Prince
Percy Craft
Constant
Court St
Ralph EB. Hoveneamy
George E. McKinley
Walter Davies
Homer Avenue Methodist
Manicavs
Edgar O. Sapven
Hermon R. Miles
Christian Roark
Reeve
Havana
Memorial Baptist
Tompkins St
Alan R. Knight
David Pairbanks
Miss Mae Brown
D.D
C. D. Sanders
Burton KE. Stanley
Charles Cook
First Baptist
Corner Church St
Central Av
C. W. Vanderbergh
Oliye Fish
Church &Choor
B. L. Bentley
Ernest F. Rieman
Ferat Church of Christ, Scientiat
Corner ¥. Court and
Greenbush
Sts
Lev! Storms
O. J. Stanton
Salvation Army
Adj
St. Mary's
N. Mainst
Lawrence I. Horan
Charles Bolger
George R. Hurley
St. Anthony's
Pomerny
Carmen Monteleone
Assemblae Christiana
Hyatt At
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Young People's Meeting
First Congregational
Elm St
Clinton Av
William Graham
Harold King
Louis Farr
Geyman
Young People's Fellowship
Universalist
Church
Elm Ats
Roy J. Hatt
Alma Whitten
R. J. Hatt
Elm Stump Reform Methodist
Henry E. Bailey
Louclin Munson
Homer Calvary Episcopal
Frederick A. Turner
G. Edward McKinner
Anna M. Ripley
First Bantiat
William P. Rossell
J. E B. Perry
Minerva Cook
Truxton Methodist
L. P. Hackaty
Virgil Hill Reformed Methodist
Virgil Mill
Henry FP. Bailey
Lucille Munson
Frank Barton
Husband
Alice M. Whitaker
SPCA
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