Washington Week Highlights And Local Notes
In Washington for the week a calm news slate with Friday night crowds, a torpedo eye burn, and a Perry Jordan oil station blaze avoided major disaster. New county health director Dr. Hendricks from Minneapolis arrives with family, tests county health work, and attends MFE Church. Morrison as Rotary president leads meeting. new field near completion with grandstand, fencing, and future night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pield
J. H. Peet
East van Burer
South Ninth Ave
Membeers
Painting It Red and Festival Votes Highlight Local News
The article notes a jail painting event led by Sheriff McCarty and a town vote at the Better Washington club meeting for another festival. State funds provide 800 for farm product premiums. American Legion delegates from Sunset Park include Kenneth Carris Martin Whittaker and Russell Frink named for the Davenport convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
Better Washington Club
Ato A Mering
The
American Legion
Sunset Park
Kenneth Carris
Martin Whittaker
Russell Frink
Davenport
Hallie Ward
Charles Kennedy
Spencer Reid
Clyde Putnam
County Board Cuts Highland Township Tax Valuation Five Percent
The county board of supervisors reduced Highland township tax valuation by five percent on Wednesday. No other changes were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Township
County Board of Supervisors
Road widening case awards damages to Munroe along No 81
A six member Iowa Supreme Court appointed panel awards Munroe 250 for damages from state road widening on primary road No 81 north west of Chester. The project includes grading and bridging this summer with graveing likely next fall. The route runs from Wellmar south to join primary road No 3 one mile west of Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe
Chester
Iowa Supreme Court
Wellmar
Picnic at Country Club Draws Twelve Guests
Twelve people gathered at the Country Club on Saturday night for a men and women picnic. Each woman took a fried chicken portion and each guest chose the chicken type she preferred. The viands were all delicious and the evening featured a fireworks display.
New Ice Cream Factory Opens in Washington
Morrison and his family return to Washington after leaving Linder Iverson Ice Cream. Former manager now plans a new factory on Gasoline alley, West Second Street, in the Gillespie building, signaling Local industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Morrison
Washington
Linder-Iverson Ice Cream Company
Villisca
Hutchison Meadow Gold
Gasoline Alley
West Second Street
T. R. Gillespie
In Memoriam Florence Thomas Taught at Spread Eagle
Florence Thomas, a former Spread Eagle school teacher, was summoned home by her father's critical illness at Mt. Pleasant Sunday. Her father, in poor health for years, died Wednesday. funeral services were planned for Friday. She will teach at Wayland next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
Spread Eagle School
Wayland
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs Ella Longnecker Dies in Wichita at 78
Mrs Ella Longnecker reared on J Swerenger farm in Seventy Six township died in Wichita Kansas on July 7 after a serious illness. Her husband Frank Longnecker preceded her in death. She lived in Keota after his death then with son Van Longnecker in Wichita. Funeral at Presbyterian church in Keota at 2 50 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Longnecker
J. Swerenger
Wichita
Kans
Frank Longnecker
Keota
van Longnecker
Funeral services for W B Gelatt 90 of Iowa City
Funeral services for W B Gelatt aged 90, former Columbus Junction resident, were held Sunday at the Columbus Junction Methodist church. Surviving are widow Hattie Bliven Gelatt, son W H Gelatt of Des Moines, daughters L L Fleming of Davenport and Emma Gelatt of Iowa City, with four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B. Gelatt
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
Methodist Church
Hattie Bliven Gelatt
W. H. Gelatt
Des Moines
L. L. Fleming
Davenport
Emma Gelatt
Death of G. G. Vincent at 88 in Keota
G G Vincent, 88, died at his Keota home after years of ill health. A former Seventy Six township farmer in Washington county, he moved to Keota 15 years ago. He leaves a wife, children Guthrie Center, Cumberland, Chalmers Sturgeon Elmer Everett and Grace a mission teacher on furlough, a daughter Mrs Isaac Pulver who died last week, and a sister Mrs Charles Corvette of Washington. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Vincent
Keota
Vincent
Washington County
Hhe
Guthrie Center
Nelle Weimer
Cumberland
Chalmers Sturgeon
Elmer
Everett Vincent
Grace
Life of Two Week Old Mary Ellen Nat ziger
Mary Ellen Nat ziger two weeks old died at home Sunday morning July 5. Short services were held that afternoon with burial in Sugar Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen
Will Natziger
Sugar Creek
Burial for Wis Remains Brought to Richland
The remains of Robert Bailey Wis were brought to Richland from Hampton on Wednesday for burial. He was the son of Mrs. Bailey and formerly resided in Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bailey Wis
Richland
Hampton
Bailey
Latta Dies at 63 in Worthington Minnesota
Arnold Latta age 63 former Grandview resident died June 18 at home in Worthington Minnesota after a brief heart trouble. Born July 7 1867 he was the son of Mr and Mrs Fumphrey Latta pioneer settlers. Survived by widow a son and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Latta
Worthington
Minn
Grandview
Ftumphrey Latta
Death of Brighton Civil War veteran McKain at 93
Mr McKain J M McKain of Brighton aged 93 died suddenly at his son Roys home in Independence Tuesday night June 30. Funeral services were held at Clay church west of Brighton with burial in the adjoining cemetery. A Civil War veteran, he once ran the Metain mill near the Metain bridge over Skunk river at Rubio. He lived in Fairfield about twenty years and in Independence the last two years with his son. His wife was sister to Mrs Louisa Savage of Brighton. He is survived by two sons Ray of Independence and another son in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKain
J. M. McKain
Brighton
Roy
Independence Tueday
Clay Church
Metain
Independence
Louisa Savage
Ray Independence
Omaha
Cloyce
Maynard Kallaus Attends Grandfather Frank Kline Funeral
Maynard Kallaus attended the funeral of his grandfather Frank Kline at Lone Tree last Saturday afternoon, according to a brief local obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Kallaus
Frank Kline
Lone Tree
Peter Sommer Dies at 42 In Washington County Church Service
Peter Sommer son of Christian and Catherine Eicher Sommer was born March 12, 1889 in Washington county. He joined Emanuel Mennonite church near Noble on May 24, 1903 and remained active in its work. He died July 2 at age 42 years, 2 months, 9 days, leaving his mother aged 85, four sisters Mary Margaret Elizabeth Josephine and two brothers Jacob Henry. Brief services were held at the home and at Richer Mennonite church last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sommer
Christian
Catherine ( Eicher) Sommer
Washington County
Emanuel Mennonite Church
Noble
Mary
Margaret
Elizabeth
Crawfordsville
Josephine Stokes
Muskogee
Okla
Jacob
Henry
Heilka Jacobs
Alice Countryman
Des Moines
Bonnarens
Keota
Alice Owen Bonnarens
Boyd Berdo
Charles
Grinnell
Milburn McKay
David Leighty
Wayland
Oregon
W. J. Steckel
Ottumwa
M. W. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Humphrey
Red Neiswinger
Carl Roberts
Springfield
Mass
J. A. McCall
Missoula
Montana
Thornton Hospital
George McCall
Robi. T. McCall
Navy
San Diego
C. S. Williams
Ed Hicher
Camp Fire Girls
Cedar Rapids
Margarita Williams
Betty Mount
Robert Baker
Detroit
Wash Wallace
Leslie Mountford
Mercer
Penn
Andy Stranahan
Mable Livingston
California
Charles Brown Vorhis
Pasadena
Louise Livingston Vorhis
Jerry Vorhis
Vorhis
San Dimas
Death Notice John McClelland of California
Mrs. Mark Campbell of Ainsworth learns on Thursday July 2 of the death of her brother John McClelland. He was born near Craw- and lived in California. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Ainsworth
John McClelland
California
Craw
Newsy Notes From Haskins And Surrounding Homes
Mrs. Fred Turner travels to New York for two months at the Gallup Miller home. The Clemens Hebner party stalls in Los Angeles. Seattle and Portland plans altered. George C Stewart family settles at 110 East Monroe. Various visits and relocations connected to local families. Haskins sees busy housing for Central Engineering Co. paving project and temporary shacks added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Ollie) Turner
New York
Gallup- Miller
Gordon Place
New Brighton
Staten Island
Clemens-Hebner
California
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
George C. Stewart
East
Monroe Street
Augusta [Ester
Harriet Dougherty Horton
B. Dougherty
Horton's
Pasadena
Horton
Lemmon
Jvohn Lemmon
Katheryn Little
Join Bingham
Richard
Colorado
Bingham
Lincoln
Nebraska
Isabel Lemmon
William Jesus
Haskins
Highway Commission
Lauderman
A. J. Wilson
MacDonald
Snow Dressmaking College
Tucson
Arizona
S.fp
H. M. Hicher
Waterloo
Dorothea Thompson
Mehil
Ellsworth
Wis
Marie Combacher
Minneapolis
F. W. Eastwood
Jack Westphal
Mary
Ralph Zeck
Menlo
Kansas
J. K. Meek
Pha Meeks
Westphal
Zeck
Watkins
Journal
John Godlove
Central Engineering Co
Life Journey of Fordsville Native Moves to California
The article notes a man born in Fordsville who lived there or near Brighton until age 21, then moved with his wife from a Brighton background to California, where he has resided ever since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordsville
Brighton
California
Funeral services for Frank Lape in Clay township
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Lape residence in Clay township for Frank Lape longtime Clay resident who died Friday at age 12 after a long illness. He leaves four children Attie Pringle of Toman Wis Mrs Frank Strickland of Rubio John Lape of Brighton and Mrs Ray Callister of Kapota. Since his wife’s death he and son John lived on the Lape farm and were devoted companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Frank Lape
Clay
Atte
Charles Pringle
Toman
Wis
Frank Strickland
Rubio
John
Brighton
Ray Callister
Kapota
Lape
Mrs Emily McConaughey Dies in Winona Heat Wave
Mrs Emily McConaughey aged 96 dies after heat wave in Winona Minnesota. Funeral services set for Wednesday July 1. Born July 2 1835 in Trumbel County Ohio she lived with daughter Mrs TH A Risser Hopkins Minnesota and visited her son Frank in Winona. Survived by son Frank daughter Mrs H A Risser two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily B. Metconaughey
Winona, Minh
Republican Herald
Emily
McConaughey
Trumbel County
Ohio
Winona
Ruth Brown Stout 77 Dies at County Farm Washington
Mrs Ruth Brown Stout died Saturday night at 10 o clock at the county farm near Washington. She was 77 and from the Greechten community. She had two husbands both killed in accidents Hough of Crawfordsville and Eli jah Stout at the Brighton cannine factory. Funeral services were held at Sandy Hook cemetery Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brown Stout
Washington
Oldest Richland resident John Mills dies at home
John Mills age noted as one of Richland’s oldest citizens died at his son Lemma Mills home. A member of the Friends church his funeral was held from that church and burial followed in the Friends cemetery beside his wife. He is survived by four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mills
Richland
Lemma Mills
Friends Church
Friends Cemetery
Mrs Fannie Chacey Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Fannie Chacey also known as Fannie Hafferty Chacey died at her Richland home last Saturday morning after years of illness. She was a longtime resident and is survived by relatives in the area. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Chacey
Fannie (Hafferty
Richland
Big Railroad Excursion To Muscatine
The county hosted a large excursion to Muscatine after an invitation from its citizens. About fourteen hundred passengers filled fourteen cars plus two more at Columbus City, with cannon, bands, and a festive welcome. A banquet in a Muscatine grove followed, yet some eastern county residents at Ainsworth were left behind due to full trains.
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Muscatine
Columbus City
Meason
Chas. Foster
Washington
Ainsworth Station
Washington County
Ainsworth
Funeral for Mrs Chacey Held at M E Church
Mrs Chacey is mourned by two sons Chalmers of Grinnell and Dr Chacey of Richland and a daughter in law Mrs Orla Gowey of Medford Wisconsin. Funeral services were held at the M E Church and burial followed beside her husband John Chacey in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Grinnell
Chacey
Richland
Orla Gowey
Medford
Wis
M. E Church
John Chacey
Highland Cemetery
Lewis Edwards Funeral Services Held for Welch Farmer
Funeral services for Lewis Edwards a well known retired farmer of Welch neighborhood were held at the home of his son Evan Edwards near Cotter and at the Salem Welsh Presbyterian church southwest of Columbus City. He died Wednesday afternoon at his son's home where he had lived for the last two years. Surviving are two sons Evan of Cotter and James of Columbus Junction and a daughter Mrs H S May of Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edwards
Welch
Evan Edwards
Cotter
Salem Welsh Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Edwards
Evan
James
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Family ties span continents in obituary fragment
A fragment mentions a son, five grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. John Edwards in Canada, and two brothers, Robert and Edward Edwards in Wales, highlighting a broadened family network across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Canada
Robert and
Edward Edwards
Wales
Funeral for William Beardsley in Muscatine
William Beardsley aged 93 died in Englewood Park Illinois and was buried in his longtime Muscatine home. He opened Riverside first general store then Wellman and Haskins stores, ran Muscatine business years, and served in the Civil War. Survived by daughters Pauline Beardsley of Muscatine and Bertha Cox of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Beardsley
Harry Dye
William Beardsey
Muscatine
Beardsley
Englewood Park
Washington County
Riverside
Wellman
Haskins
Pauline Oo, Beardsley
Bertha Cox
Chicago
Presbyterians Enjoy Musical Treats and Community News
The weekly column highlights Margaret Corbin's singing at Drake University and the Presbyterian Church's social events. It notes numerous local visits and gatherings including Sunset Park picnics, hospital visits, home plans, and families traveling for holidays.
Brides Bertha Heitzman and Twyla Reed Wed in Iowa Homes
Miss Bertha Heitzman married Edward Mc Kernan at the bride’s home in Iowa City in a pink and white ceremony attended by thirty guests. Twyla Reed wed Harold Booth at the Reed home with Rev. L. H. Anderson officiating and a three course dinner following.
Richmond Couple Weds in Washington Home Ceremony
Miss Bertha McComb of Richmond and Frank Chez of east of Richmond married Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Hebner in Washington. Rev. A A Vinz officiated. The couple reside at Chez's home east of Richmond. Chez is a rural mail carrier. The wedding party's arrival surprised Mrs Hebner and a wedding lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McComb
Richmond
Frank Chez
East of Richmond
Charles Hiebner
Washington
A. A. Vinz
Chez
Hebner
Bertha Cowan and John Miller Wed in Nashville Tennessee
Miss Bertha Cowan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cowan What Cheer wed John T Miller son of Mr and Mrs Sam Miller Washington at Rev A L Currie United Presbyterian Nashville Tenn The couple reside at 631 East Lytle Murfreesboro with Mr Miller recently employed by Universal Airlines at Sky Harbor airport Murfreesboro and Mrs Miller assistant in What Cheer office prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Cowan
William Cowan
What Cheer
John T. Miller
Sam Miller
Washington
A. L. Currie
United Presbyterian
Nashville
Tenn
Miller
J. Maxwell
Washington High School
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Ile
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Hrighton
Keota
Wiat Cheer
Porterfield Flying School
Kansas City
Sky Harbor Airport
Murfreesboro
Universal Airlines
East Lytle Street
Ionia Bride Weds Warren Bergh in One Room Ceremony
Ethel Alice Quaife daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Quaife Ionia Iowa and Warren Hintton Bergh son of Mr and Mrs Bergh Wayland Chicago married June 30 at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Ida Bigelow’s home in Ionia Rev William Kent of the Little Brown Church in the Vale officiated. The couple plan a two week honeymoon to Yellow Pine Park Salt Lake City and Denver before settling at 725 North Central Avenue Chicago on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Ethel Alice Quaife
Daugh
Harry Quaife
Tonia
Iowa
Warren Hintton Bergh
Chicago
Bergh
Wayland
Lonia
Ida Bigelow
Aeo
William Kent
Little Brown
the Vale
Mit Bergh
Ionia High School
Iowa State Colleges
Olds
M Kr. Bergh
Wayland High School
Iowa State College
Western Electric Company, Inc
Yellowlane Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Marriage Announcement for Krapt and Altmaier
Friends in Kalona report the marriage of Miss Oliver Krapt of Walker Iowa to Leonard C Altmaier of Cedar Rapids. The brief notice confirms their union and residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Oliver Krapt
Walker, Towa
Leonard C., Altmaier
Cedar Rapids
Manners Des Moines Native to Wed Lester D Lewis in Chicago
Relatives of Des Moines residents Mr and Mrs W G Manners announce the marriage of Elizabeth J Manners to Lester D Lewis. The wedding occurred on Friday July 3 at the Fourth Presbyterian church in Chicago Indiana. The bride has worked as a Chicago stenographer for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Elizabeth J. Manners
W. G. Manners
Des Moines
Lester D. Lewis
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Woods LaMunyon Wedding At Wellman Parsonage
Miss May Daisey Woods and Merle H. LaMunyon wed at the Methodist parsonage in Wellman on Sunday July 5 at three o'clock Rev. T C Kennedy officiating. Both are from Oklahoma and LaMunyon works with a construction company on road 81 south of Wellman. The bride’s brother Woods attended, also with the construction outfit.
Summer with an Aunt at Edgewater Beach Hotel
A brief note describes a visit to Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago with an aunt. The scene centers on seaside summer leisure and family companionship in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Beach Hotel
Chicago
Washington 10 Years Ago Enjoy Mt Vernon Trip
A local party visited Mt Vernon including J B Crail J S McElhinney Earl Edmondson R H Willits Will Cherry Dr F E Reid W B Falk Esther MacGugin and Marguerite MacGugin. Also noted a Fourth of July accident injuring Howard Benn's son from a firecracker burn. John H Work, aged 97, longtime Washington resident and father of M D Work, Harry Work, and John A Work, died at his East Washington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
J. B. Crail
J. S. McElhinney
Earl Edmondson
R. H. Willits
Will Cherry
F. E. Reid
W. 8. Falk
Esther MacGugin
Cleveland
Ohio
Marguerite MacGugin
Bobbed Hair Coming A News Hints at School Style Change
Des Moines reports a startling announcement that bobbed hair is coming and may shape future school life with teachers reportedly in favor of the new style. Sunday School party at Mrs J C Carris eight miles west drew members including Margaret Stewart Applegate Wells Morrett and others with John Westphal as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. C. Carris
Margaret Stewart
Margaret Applegate
Nellie Wells
Martha Morrett
Harold McClosky
Clyle Mason
David Rider
John Westphal
Rest Room Assn elects officers at court house meeting
At the annual Rest Room association meeting held at the courthouse Miss Mide C. Lewis was elected president Mrs W W Wilson vice president Mrs T T Keeley treasurer and Myrta Jeffrey secretary Mrs M L Canier reelected matron for the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Room Ass’n
Rest Room Association
Court House
Mide C. Lewis
W. W. Wilson
T. T. Keeley
Myrta Jeffrey
M. &. Canier
New Arrival Beatrice Louise Barthelow
A little daughter named Peatrice Louise Barthelow was born Thursday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Barthelow northwest of Washington. The infant weighed seven pounds at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Louise Barthelow
Charles Barthelow
Washington
Peatrice Louise
Barker Baby Born in Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Charles Barker announce the birth of a son Thomas William born Thursday morning in Minneapolis. The infant weighs eight pounds and is welcomed by grandmother Mrs Z F Barker of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas William Barker
Charles Barker
Thomas William
Minneapolis
Z. F. Barker
Washington
New Son Born to Henry Leichty Family
Calvin Frederick Leichty is named as the newborn son at the Henry Leichty household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Frederick Leichty
Calvin Frederick
Henry Leichty
Marilyn Joy Smith Born to Walden Smiths in Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs Walden T Smith of Crawfordsville announce the birth of their daughter Marilyn Joy weighing 8 pounds at Washington County Hospital Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Joy Smith
Walden T. Smith
Crawfordsville
Washington County Hospital
Marilyn Joy
Hostler Couple Welcomes Daughter in Richland
Mr and Mrs Glen Hostler of Richland are parents of a daughter born Saturday June 27 at Jefferson County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostler
Glen Hostler
Richland
Jefferson County Hospital
Keeler Family Welcomes Daughter in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs Dan Keeler Jr of Rock Island announce the birth of a daughter born just before midnight Sunday at St Anthony s hospital. The infant is cared for by aunts Catherine and Mathilda Lohberger, both in training at the same hospital. The mother is Elizabeth Lohberger before marriage. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Lohberger of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Dan Keeler, Jr
Rock Island
St. Anthony's Hospital
Catherine
Mathilda Lohberger
Elizabeth Lohberger
Washington
Joseph Lohberger
Stowe Baby Born at Washington County Hospital
Mr and Mrs F A Stowe announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on Friday afternoon July 3 The infant has been named Frederick Morse Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Morse Stowe
F. A. Stowe
Washington County Hospital
Howell Family Notes Continued On Page Six
Margaret Eilen Howell is referenced in a family notices column with a continuation note for readers to see page six. The brief item indicates ongoing coverage of the Howell family in the newspaper.
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the Journal
Paul Svg
Genle Oe Bouuil
Paul Snyder
Perry Jordan
Sunshine Oil Co
North Town Ave
McElwain Rivers
Hendricks
HH. J. Hendricks
Memoriam
Miss BF. Thomas
Bela Longnecker
W. B. Gelatt
GG. Vincent
Mary Ellen Natziger
Robert Bailey
Arnold Tiatts
Kline
John McCleland
Newsy
Hiven
Press
Margaret Corbin
Drake University
Andy Corbin
St. Cocklin
St Pauis
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Deep River
Knoxville
Ollie
D. C. Fulton
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Perio Londen
Yellow Company
Jie Conger
D. J. Palomer
Mra
J. Dougherty
Joseph Heitzman
Eva
Bertha Heitzman
Edward McKernan
Reed-Booth
Twyla Reed
C. B. Reed
Harold Booth
Harold Fulton
Booth
tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
C. B. and Q. Depot
Bridh
Illinois
South
Fourth Avenue
McComb
Quaife-Bergh
Krapt-Altmaier
Manners
Lewis
Howard Benn Small
Howard Benn
John HH
East Washington Street
M. D
Harry Work
John A. Work
Milwaukeee
Wash. Co
Margaret Eilen Howell
J. B. Howell
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