Notable Williams Backed Expedition Galapagos Findings
Friends of Harrison Williams announce a May 16 New York Times item about the late EB Williams nephew. The Galapagos expedition led by Harrison Williams and Professor William Beebe returns with live specimens, a giant tortoise, and a sunken crater harbor discovery on one island.
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Harrison Williams
EB. E. Williams
New York Times
K. Willams
Ave
West Avenue
Noma
Willams
Galapagoes
Arctic
Beebe
Williams
East Amherst social notes from June gatherings
Mrs Albert Morl and daughter visited Elyria on Monday. Local residents and guests from Lorain Rocky River Pittsfield Oberlin Kipon Lorain Lorain area spent Sundays with relatives. Attendees included the Whiton Schubert Henson and Mori families and many families vacationing in nearby towns.
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East Amherst
Albert Morl
Elyria
Adam Cook
Edward Hazen
Famly
Lorain
Florence Ward
Otto Greene
J. Baxter
Marion
Rocky River
Fieanor Baxter
George Henson
Vetta Schubert
J. E. Whiton
B. L. Schubert
Mary Elizabeth
Pittsfield
Mervin Schubert
Celia Henson
Mms
William Schubert
Harold Bebner
LaGrange
Cecil Logue
Richard
Cyris Whion
Rose Mori
Paul Mori
Ober
M. H. Shinsky
Kipon
George Gray Barnard a leading Gothic art authority
Celebrated American sculptor George Gray Barnard, born sixty years ago in Bellefonte Pennsylvania, studied in Chicago and Paris. He is praised as virile and independent, with notable works on the Pennsylvania State Capitol exterior in Harrisburg and in New York collections.
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George Gray Barnard
France
Bellefonte
Mr. Barnard
Chicago
School of the Art Institute
Paris
French National School of Fine Arts
Pennsylvania
Herrisburg
New York City
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