Local notices and arrivals mix with town life in Centerville
Mrs John Caldwell and family return from a summer visit with Mrs Caldwell s mother Mrs W C Van Ness. Althea Montgomery plans a Davenport trip. Several locals travel to Des Moines and Iowa City for business or hospital visits. Funeral services for Samuel M Pulver were held at United Presbyterian church with burial in Keota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Glenn Wilson
Joan
Centerville
Wisie Long
Esta Clark
Ed Gray
Crystal Lake
Ill
Connie Wilson
Reister Bros
T. H. Peters
Madeline
Des Moines
Rodney Davis
Samantha Bailey
East Washington Street
Mr. Davis
C. O. Davis
William MacConaughy
Washington
Ina McDowell
West Main Street
Etta Conner
J. T. Ostrus
Merrill
Leo Pross
Iowa City
Sadie Davis
Crawfordsville
Genevieve Lundvick
Burlington
William Masson
W. J. Masson
William
University High School
Samuel Pulver
Samuel M., Pulver
United Presbyterian Church
William M. Nichol, Jr
Carolyn Hamilton
Hugh McCleery
Marion George
Merle Simpson
Charles Corette
D. N. Anwyl
Chris Bauer
Charles Owen
Ed Mayer
Bert Wilson
Keota
Funeral rites for Walter J. Gardner held yesterday
Funeral services for Walter J. Gardner were conducted yesterday at L A Jones Funeral Home with Rev Vernon H Carter leading and music by Clayton and Clara Nicholson. Pallbearers were Oscar Jugenheimer M D Lee Jesse Campbell Harold Lins Howard Baker and Harold Gray. The Odd Fellows lodge oversaw a graveside service at Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gardner
L. A. Jones
Walter J. Gardner
Vernon H. Carter
The
Christian Church
Clayton
Clara Nicholson
Oscar Jugenheimer
M. D. Lee
Jesse Campbell
Harold Lins
Howard Baker
Harold Gray
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elm Grove Cemetery
Philip K Haney Dies in Kansas at 25
Philip Kent Haney 25 dies after a five year illness in Topeka Kansas. Body to be brought to Washington on the Rock Island Tuesday morning. Funeral at Christian church Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. Vernon H. Carter. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by mother in Topeka, four brothers S D of Los Angeles Neil and Kenneth of Topeka Lynn of Moline, three sisters Mrs F D Letts, Mrs Olva Smith, Mrs Ennis Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kent Haney
Topeka
Kansas
Washington
Rock Island
The
Christian Church
Vernon H. Carter
Elm Grove
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
David N
Martha (Bosley) Haney
Philip
S. D
Los Angeles
Neil
Kenneth
Lynn
Moline
F. D. Letts
Washington, D. C
Olva Smith
Ennis Shaw
Nine Washington Graduates at Iowa Convocation
Nine Washington residents will receive degrees at the University of Iowa June convocation in Iowa City. Bachelor of arts degrees go to Ruth Johnston George Means Ruth Marie Morrison Jean Moore and Esther Brindley Wilkin. Lewis Dusenberry earns a bachelor of science in pharmacy, Robert Hammer a BSC, Hubert Turner a master of arts, and Melvin Gingerich a doctor of philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ruth Johnston
George Means
Ruth Marie Morrison
Jean Moore
Esther Brindley Wilkin
Lewis Dusenberry
Robert Hammer
Hubert Turner
Melvin Gingerich
Play Ste Worthyt staged at Trinity Church
Trinity Lutheran church hosted a three act play Ste Worthyt during fellowship night. Rain reduced attendance but audience praised the performance and a second show is planned likely Friday evening in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Worthyt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Local Graduates Return and Travel Plans Highlight Weekend
Jean Moore prepares to graduate from the University of Iowa and attend Monday commencement. Washington residents accompany Ruby Comp after a Winterset trip. a Kirkwood Missouri birth adds a new family member. Various residents plan travel to Chicago Coral Gables and Washington DC while others visit relatives and work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Moore
University of Iowa
Fred L. Moore
Aubrey Ostrus
Kirkwood
Washington
J. T. Ostrus
Gweneth Kruser
Bloomfield
Mary Louise Harwood
Chicago
T. W. Harwood
Elmhurst
Ill
A. Hoehstadtler
Keota
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Rank Carter
Dixie
Coral Gables
Fla
Carter
Everett Dilson
Jackie Lee
Mgeorge Wheelan
Washington County Hospital
Hospital dismissals and major operation reported
Mrs. Maurice Gowey of Brighton and Mrs. Elmer Harland of West Chester were dismissed this morning from the hospital. Mrs. G. Gowey of Richland underwent a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Gowey
Brighton
G. Gowey
Richland
Elmer Harland
West Chester
Rebekah Convention Set for Washington in June
The twenty ninth annual Rebekah lodge district 92 convention will be in Washington on June 8. District comprises Washington Wellman Riverside and Kalona lodges with officers led by President Bernice Lee and others. A full program includes registration at 9 30 and ceremonies 10 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Washington
Rebekah
Wellman
Riverside
Kalona
Bernice Lee
Goldie Gray
Edna Gardner
Goldie Mayo
Glatess Hancher
Effie Murdock
Mabel Wagamon
Emily
Carol
Doris Gray
Marie Novak
Ainsworth Mission Society Honors Mrs Sharp with Plaque
The United Presbyterian Women of Ainsworth met at Mrs A E Sands home to fete Mrs Minnie Sharp, presenting a hand painted red wood plaque. Refreshments included ice cream with strawberries and wafers, with notable attendance from church members. Later Roy White invited Rev Sharp his wife and son Bob to dinner, followed by a surprise Y P C A gathering and games, ending with homemade ice cream and cookies amid Iowa mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Minnie Sharpe
A. E. Sands
Sharpe
Roy Whitemans
Rev. Sharpe
Bob
Y. P. c. A Society
Conn Whiteman
Farm Women and Girls 4H Club Meet at L Rinner Home
STRINGTOWN June 2 The Ladies Farm Bureau and Girls 4 H club meetings were held at the L H Rinner home on a Wednesday afternoon. Local families and visitors from Washington Iowa City Tremont and nearby areas gathered for the community gathering with members and guests from the Graber Widmer Freyenberger and Rinner families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rinner Home
Stringtown
Ladies Farm Bureau
Girls
H Club
L. H. Rinner
W. M. Putnam
Washington
J. J. Rich
Dave Graber
David Allen
Simon
Jonathan Graber
Joe Widmer
Wilma Richards
Albert Graber
Rosalie Widmer
Iowa City
Clarence Boshart
Near
Eugene Kinsey
Tremont
Noah Widmer
Ella Rapp
Peoria
Elmer Freyenberger
Menno Freyenberger
Jake Graber
Homer Wenger
Emma Graber
Elfrieda Lan
HYMNS IN NEW HYMNAL DISCUSSED AT W F M S MEETING
The Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Dr. Arthur Atack's home. He spoke on outstanding hymns in the new hymnal and led singing. Mrs. Mercer led the afternoon as hostess. Nine teen attended, with devotions by Mrs. Anderson and a report on the Keosauqua district convention by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Anderson. Tea was served by assistants Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Brinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Arthur Atack
Atack
William Mercer
World Missionary Project
A. Anderson
Keosauqua
T. F. Barker
Anderson
T. W. Hunter
George Brinton
Enjoy the Water but Play Safe Health Advice
Iowa Health Division reports 98 drownings in 1927 with 79 in public places and 18 at home. Warning urges swimming only in supervised pools and careful supervision of children to prevent drownings in homes and water hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Vital Statistics
Iowa State Department of Health
Vital
Sunday Visitors At Two Local Homes
Sunday visitors called on residents of two homes with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graber Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rich and Mrs. Stewart visiting at the J J Rich home while dis were guests at the Peter Widmer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis
Peter Widmer
Albert Graber
Raymond Rich
Stewart
J. J. Rich
Boy Falls 31 Feet From Window in Des Moines
A two year old boy named Larry fell 31 feet from a second floor apartment window onto a sidewalk in Des Moines. He suffered a fractured skull and was in a coma at Broadlawns General Hospital. The incident occurred while Mrs. Baker watched him in a front room as Mr. Baker slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Larry
M. E. Baker
Broadlawns General Hospital
Kitchen Shower Honors Mrs. Michael Ryan in Kalona
In Kalona on June 4 the Womens Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a kitchen shower for Viola Fagel Ryan before her marriage to Michael Ryan. Guests embroidered tea towels, played games, and enjoyed gifts and refreshments at Katherine Walker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleola Grady
Loretta Chapek
Glee Stumpf
Joe Pleper
Margaret Friese
J. J. Frey
Joe Te Bockhorst
Rosemary bridge club hosts evening at Jones home
The Rosemary club held an evening bridge meeting at Mr and Mrs Dale Jones home. Five tables played with high scores to Mrs Cloyce Stewart and Liggy Foster for men. Women’s low score went to Mrs Emil Pfeiffer and men’s to Ray Bell. Guests included Mr and Mrs Boyd Foster and Mr and Mrs Emil Pfeiffer. One course refreshments were served. Next meeting set for June 15 with Mrs Dell Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
Dale Jones
Cloyce Stewart
Liggy Foster
Emil Pfeiffer
Ray Bell
Boyd Foster
Dell Walker
West Chester Couple Announces Nuptials
Miss Helen Mae Niffenegger daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence C Niffenegger and Norman Keith Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Howard E Stewart announce their marriage. Helen is a West Chester High School graduate class of 38 and Helen active in music. Norman is a West Chester High School graduate class of 26 and Washington Junior College class of 38 active in athletics. The couple will reside on the groom's father's farm near West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Helen Mae Niffenegger
Clarence C. Niffenegger
Norman Keith Stewart
Howard E. Stewart
Keota
Route 2
West Chester High School
West Chester High
Washington Junior College
Mrs A H McCarty Hosts Brighton Aid Meeting
In Brighton on June 4 the Methodist Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs A H McCarty for the monthly social and business session. Mildred and Audrey Helmick performed a vocal and piano duet before contests on Iown and the home town. Ice cream strawberries wafers and coffee were served. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church for its regular social meeting on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Methodist Ladies Aid
A. H. McCarty
Mildred
Audrey Helmick
Iown
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
H E O Club Meets at Kendrick Home
Mrs. William Kendrick and Mrs. W H Knox hosted the H E O club at Kendrick residence Thursday afternoon. Nine members and guest Ruth Applegate attended with Mrs. Earle Libe providing entertainment. Gertrude Doig and Ben Coppock aided in serving homemade ice cream berries and cookies. July meeting set for Mrs Karle Libe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kendrick
W. H. Knox
H. FE. O. Club
Kendrick
Ruth Applegate
Earle Libe
Gertrude Doig
Ben Coppock
Karle Libe
Roman Pavement Remains In Jerusalem Seen by Jesus Day
Fragmentary note describes heavy Roman pavement in Jerusalem with grooves from games cut for soldiers, observed in Jesus day and preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jesus
Mrs Glenn Hayes Hosts EB O W Club Evening
Mrs Glenn Hayes entertained eight members of the EB. O. W. club and nine guests at her home. Guests included Mrs S P Finch Mrs Earl Simpson Mrs I B Hoxworth and daughter Evelyn Mrs EB A Stewart and daughter Patricia Jane Sara Rinehart Helen Maxwell and Clarabelle Black from Cedar Falls. Two course refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Esther. Plans were made to celebrate birthdays of Mrs Joe Maxwell and Mrs Elizabeth Schulty at Mrs Ernest Garretts home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hayes
EB. O. W. Club
S. P. Finch
Earl Simpson
I. B. Hoxworth
Evelyn
EB. A. Stewart
Patricia Jane
Sara Rinehart
Helen Maxwell
Clarabelle Black
Cedar Falls
Hayes
Esther
Joe Maxwell
Elizabeth Schulty
Ernest Garrett
Prairie Flower Mission Circle Meeting Set at Church
Mrs Harriett Meyers and Mrs Gladys Benson will co hostesses at the Prairie Flower Mission circle meeting Thursday at 2 pm. at the church. Program leaders for the afternoon are Mrs Carl Jarrard and Mrs D C Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Meyers
Gladys Benson
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Carl Jarrard
D. C. Griggs
Jebyolis Club Hosts Picnic Supper in Sunset Park
Elsie Bratten and Mebel Shields hosted the Jebyoli club at a Sunset Park picnic supper on Thursday evening. Guests included Mary Arrowsmith and Oliva Campbell, and the evening was spent socially after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bratten
Mebel Shields
Jebyoli Club
Sunset Park
Mary Arrowsmith
Oliva Campbell
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers and Plans June Convention
New officers for the next term were elected at the Rebekah lodge meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Wayne Lambert became noble grand, with Mrs. Frank Longwell as vice grand and Mrs. Oral Mayo as recording secretary, Georgia Musil as treasurer. About fifty members attended and four new members joined. The convention is planned for next Wednesday, June 4 in the local area. Refreshment committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zeck and others. evening featured dining room treats, cards, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wayne Lambert
Frank Longwell
Oral Mayo
Georgia Musil
Ralph Zeck
Floyd Murdock
George Jarrard
Jim White
Presbyterian Aid Business Meeting Report
Friday attendance at the Presbyterian Ladies Aid fell to thirty members and four guests due to weather. Mrs. Fred Reid led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. F. W. Eastwood, and finances included a 25 set tea towel order plus funds for the daily Vacation Bible School. A rummage sale was planned for July and October. Lois Humble read. her mother sang. Mrs. Eld er shared a travel talk. Tea and cake were served. committee members were Mrs. T. L. Dodds, Mrs. Gilchrist, and Mrs. Korf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Fred Reid
F. W. Eastwood
Fred Maasham
Lois Humble
Harry Humble
Orville Elder
Henry Bailey
Elizabeth Humphreys
T. L. Dodds
Gilchrist
Korf
Afternoon Division Missionary Group Meets at Church
The afternoon division of the Women’s Missionary Society met yesterday at the United Presbyterian church to discuss Work of the Young Women’s Missionary Movement. Mrs. Jennie Acheson and Mrs. Lizzie Crawford led parts of the program while Mrs. J. A. Porter presided and Mrs. J. C. Matthews gave the devotional. A business session reviewed a note from Mrs. J. C. Boice thanking the group for support during her bereavement. Clara Tate was welcomed as a new member relocated to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbterian Church
Jennie Acheson
Lizzie Crawford
J. A. Porter
J. C. Matthews
J. C. Boice
Clara Tate
Washington
W. J. Masson
Social calendar highlights local events this week
Tuesday events include a flower show at the M E church hosted by Garden Elb and a Pythian Sisters meeting at OS Hall. Wednesday features a potluck by the Pythian Sisters, a Sunshine Community club social, and golf at North Side cafe and Country Club. Thursday offers Prairie Flower Mission circle at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Elb
Pythian Sisters
Hattie Waggoner
South Second Avenue
Harry McCall
Wahneetah Ingalls
P. Nall
Sunshine Community Club
Ice Seam
Charles Zieglowsiky
North Side
West Chester M. FE
Ladies Aid Society
Harold Griges
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
I. Pence
Mrs Kendrick Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
A surprise party for Mrs Eunice Kendrick was held Thursday at her home 728 West Monroe Street for her seventy seventh birthday. Twelve attendees including children and grandchildren enjoyed the event and home made ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Kendrick
West
Monroe Street
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Meeting Highlights
Mrs Tressa Herr and co host Mrs Nettle Bishop hosted the Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society meeting at Herrs home with many members and guests present. Roll call described each member wedding gown. entertainment by Wini fred Stransky with prizes to Mrs Harold Fisher and Mrs John Young. Next meeting will be with Marian Ashby co host Clara Fisher with Herr and Bishop providing entertainment and history during roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Tressa Herr
Nettle Bishop
Winifred Stransky
Harold Fisher
John Young
Marian Ashby
Clara Fisher
Nettie Bishop
Mrs C B Rice Hosts Y Social Club Meeting
Riverside on June 4 Mrs C B Rice hosted the Y Social club at her northeast Riverside home. Ladies spent the afternoon making comfort blocks for the hostess and enjoyed a luncheon. Mrs Joseph Miller will entertain the club May 16 at her home. Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met Wednesday in the church parlors with social committee members listed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kensington Club
Butterworth
Dd. A. P
Earl White
Glad Hand Missionary Society
Elizabeth Porter
Mabel Keiper
Alma Walker
Jessie Pressly
Emma Walker
Riverside
C. BK. Rice
Joseph Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
William O'Loughlin
Sherman Fox
Arthur “Ern
Surprise shower for Gordon and Doris Rhum in Wayland
A neighborhood group serenaded the newlyweds at the C. EF. Rhum home on Thursday evening and presented a kitchen shower. Mrs. E. C. Allen gave the gifts as Gordon and Doris expressed thanks. The event featured yellow and white refreshments and included two additional serenade groups. The couple plan to leave for Iowa City for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Gordon
St Pauls church hosts ice cream cake and strawberries sale
St Pauls Evangelical Church invites the public for homemade ice cream cake and fresh strawberries on Thursday evening June 9. The Haskins Ladies Aid society holds a food sale at Washington cleaners on Saturday June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
The
Haskins Ladies Aid Society
Washington Cleaners
Piano Pupils of Mrs Shields Present Evening Recital
Mrs Henry Shields piano pupils performed at Mrs Harry Simpsons East Main Street home. The program featured pieces by Schumann Burgmuller Chopin and Debussy style works, with solo and chorus numbers performed by Nan Hoover Maxine Mangold Virginia Robertson Doris Grer Mary Baldrige Bonnie Simpson Eleanor Tucker Nancy Saul Joe Atchison Elaine Thomassen Joan Michels and others. Roses decorated the house as the audience enjoyed a varied recital program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shields
Harry Simpson
East Main Street
Happy Farmer
Schumann
Patty Patterson
Mattingly
Virginia McLaughlin
Thompson Margaret Ralston
John Baldrige
Burgmuller
Dorothy Saul
Mary Baldrige
Santa Lucia
di Capua
Chopin Jean Michels Secherzino
Karganoft
Jane Baldrige
Overtade
Eleanor Tucker
Palmeren
Jean Atchison
Rubinstein Georganne Rudiger
Weissheyer
Little White Donkey
Ibert
Bonnie Simpson
Amarylis Ghys Gondoniela
de di Capua
Nan Hoover
Maxine Mangold
Virginia Robertson
Doris Grer
Bonnie Simpso
Nancy Saul
Joe Atchison
Elaine Thomassen
Joan Michels
D A R Honors Out of Town Members At June Meeting
The D A R plans a regular June gathering at 7 30 PM hosted by Mrs Harry McCall and Mrs Wah e tah Ingalls 13 Southern Avenue. The social will honor visiting members from out of town and introduce new members. Plans include a Pie Day picnic at the cabin and installation of officers. New Mayflower Descendants members Mrs McCall and Mrs Junggle have joined the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Daughters of the American Eroclution
Harry McCall
Waheetah Ingalls
Southern Avenue
McCall
Jnggle
Mayflower
Birthday notices fill local pages for many residents
David Letts turns one as Mrs. Grove Letts of Amewr notes the milestone. E D Rayburn and Ray Phillips celebrate birthdays today. Alicia Jones Wellman nears 80 and joins church and civic groups. Other locals, including Dorothy Waters, June Lemley, William Wessler, and many more, mark birthdays tomorrow or today across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Jones
Wellman
Barrer Church
Three Quarter Century Club
Practice Rally Day Songs At Headliners Club Meeting
Washington Headliners 4-H group met at Carol Brewer home with nine members and four guests. Myria Stephens played piano as they practiced Rally day songs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jay Brewer and Carol. A rally day practice is set for Washington High School on Thursday June 9 at 1 20 pm with a group study of recognition numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carol Brewer
Myria Stephens
Jay Brewer
Carol
Washington High School
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I. Nw
Sitter’s
Wolf Floral CO
D. F. Macon
Althea Montgomery
Davenport
W. H. Montgomery
East Washington St
C. V. Grall
Philip K. Haney
Trinity
W. J. Comp
Ruby
S. J. Lewis
Mina Law
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth Fisher
George B. French
Flisher
Adah Lodge
West Liberty
Ernestine Murdock
Rachel Longwell
Hilma Larson
Grace White
Rebecca Sheheck
Daisy Simmering
Charles Murdock
Grace Stewart
Emma Campbell
Mabel Johnson
Thelma Horsey
Beulah Johnson
Bessie Harvey
Leona Kos
Ruth Gray
Carrie Gray
Ira Mae Kyle
Rosella Hotle
Vera Harvey
Mildred LeFever
Martha Kos
Nellie Zeck
Maggie Jarrard
Ainsworth Mission Society
Sharp
W.F.M.S
New Hymnal
M. Ryan
Cleo Snoderas
Ladies
Clare Sommers Hich
Agnes Keppler
Nora Do’loughlin
Alt
Knerr
Golf Club
Mrs. Jones
H.E.O. Club
Kendrick Home
Prairie Flower Mission
Jebyolis
Mrs. Kendrick
Mrs. Bishop
C. B. Rice
Wayland Group
Shields
D.A.R
David Letts
Grove Letts
E. D. Rayburn
Ray Phillips
Dorothy Ruth Waters
Cowfordsville
June Davee
Wayne Gideon
John Flading
Lexington
Lewts Kaufman
Mary Louise Redlinger
Raymond Redlinger
Donald Graber
Noble
Mary Mae Turner
Weyland
Weeneetah Goodwin
Billie Beenblossom
June Lemley
Mrs. Earl Lemley
William LaVern Wessler
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