Osage Area News Roundup Covers Funerals and Local Moves
Osage and nearby towns report funeral visits to Ellen Sherman in Austin and Charles City. Residents attend clinics and school events while families relocate between Cedar Falls and Denver. Local veterans and civic groups note hospital stays and minor injuries along with marriages and a bond issue discussion for a new high school.
Local notes from Dumont and nearby towns detailed visits
Residents from Dumont Hampton Shell Rock and Waterloo share news of travel family visits and house moves. A flood of short reports mentions errands, illness, school work, and community events with numerous named individuals and places across Iowa.
Local Society Notes From Hazleton Area
Presbyterian Aid society meets in church basement. Community members attend funerals and hospital visits. Local families and visitors listed with multiple short notes on health travel and gatherings.
Walter Sorenson family quarantined in Gresham town
April 2 report notes the Sorenson family under quarantine for Leariet Tower Esther Wilson and Wilant Tollet-t Flom attended the study center at Waterloo Saturday. Elmer Moyent returned to resume school work at Cornell cal lero Mt Vernon Ta Roy Steoty and family were in Rend Lyn Thursday. Mr and Mrs E Stesly and Earl Telxinger were Waterloo Bhopners Thursday. Jast wack were Natton Reichert and daceliter Mislet Mrs Ray Daniela Rev Mr Wilson and trimily. Herman Moir was a Waterloo and Waverloo caller Tuesday. Rev GV Wilson attends Reanretiink conferenne at Sinner this werk. William Shanewlas visited relatives at Waverly. Burns composes Seals Wat Tae in a thunderstorm and on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Walter Sorenson
Leariet Tower
Esther Wilson
Wilant Tollet-t Flom
Waterloo
Elmer Moyent
Cornell Callero
Mt Vernon
Roy Steoty
Rendlyn
Stesly
Earl Telxinger
Oulier
Jast Wack
Natton Reichert
Daceliter
Mislet
Ray Daniela
Wilson
Trimily
Herman Moir
Waverloo
GV. Wilson
Sinner
Wiliam Shanewlas
Waverly
Orchard News Briefs From April Community Notes
Orchard notes report Mrs Dennie Ralsley ill last week with her mother Mrs Wilk Baker visiting Tuesday. Mrs H J Blandin and Mrs S Wotter were Osage business visitors Monday. Grandma Arlington improving after a brief illness. Herbert Millington traveled from Minneapolis Tuesday to help with his aunt Mrs F Humphrey’s chores. Miss Emma Poster visited Osage Thursday. Last week’s school programs were postponed due to weather and rescheduled for Monday. M Mandin and Will Lack made Osage visits Saturday. Emma Sewright hosted a birthday gathering Saturday evening. William Constante is touring seven counties with Chemical Co. and a 16-man staff. Mrs Constante assists at their store. Ami Bediman and Mefntira, long with James Moras, have returned to Orchard. The Waters, Green, Blandin and Wetter families were hosted at M M Blandin’s Sunday for senior Mr Blandin’s birthday. Final director elections of the Sipping Aspiration were held last Thursday. Frank West resigned as shipper and Wi Waithig named in his stead. The infant son of Mr and Mrs A Harrot was born last week.
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Qsuga
Avrz
Airs
Pf. Bucknam
Tae Teapot Dome
Herlef Markussen
Donald Stacy
Paul Myhre
Mr. Cameron
Dellage Hospital
Minneapolk
Claude Wayne
Ishal Smalley
Merly
Dellage ‘Ith
John McSweaney
le Cedar
Charles
Frank W Walker
Etkport
Kane
Kane Drug Zore, Miss Na Arsers
Milling
West Concord
Minn
Parsons
Smith
Marshall Ssimer
Joe Sevier
Nora Springs
Cundiff
1. CG. Depot
Hot Springs
Ark
Mason
Georg Laws Weatherly
A. S. Wright
Osage
Charter & Nnt
Wright
OW Palmer
T. M. Hazleton
Calmar
J Trie
George Jeffriss
Charles City
Pay Langedale
Cedar Valley Hospital
Jar W. R. Owen
L. A. Tusler
Oregon
Wis
Tather
Sheldon ‘Tusler
Bert Hovelson
Tno
Kansas
Kan
Jake Gunsantius
Ruth Adams
Independence
Montiss Emma Wright
Anna
Hazistan
William
Imar
George Weatherly
Af T D. Cord
Danbury
Earl Lane
St. Ansgar
Charles Delaney
Charles Hart
Frank Bush
EstotHne
S. D
Pred Jensen
Northwon
Frigary
Robert Anderson
Carl Kensett
Augusta Wright
Cedar Falls
Wooldridge
Gnak Street
Alvin Koch
Legion Home
Ethel Newell
Pearl ¥Ykes
Pullerton
Cal
Shell Rock
R. H. Pierce
Monteri
M Titcher
Ray Lewis
Windham
Mont
Mro
Ralph
Buzz) Horan
Frank Jacobs
Burr Oak Township
Buzz
Roscoe Gray
Jamestown
N. D
EO Millard
San Gabriel
Rey
Bath
Shappard-Towner
Nakes
Glidersteeve
Bucet
A. H. Cawward
I mi RG
Reed
Pleasantville
Charles Greeniie
Mia
Speed
Dumont
Lida Stock
Dubuque
Harl Coonley
Waterloo
Lou Coonley
Ari Bandy
Ban- G3
St. WH
Chicago
Roder
Sumner
Mary Hardorf
Traer
Mmes
Grace Seegar
Opal Wood
Hampton
J. F. Pfaltzgraff
H.C. Brunaneler
Bruneneller
Waverly
John Campbell
Aliss Mamie Rosenstock
Homer Akin
Coe’ College
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Morford
Bristow
George Nichols
Tha Mness
Ernest Nichols
A. L. Hardman
Aredale
Herry Brown
Marie Hecker
Marion
Eine
North English
Miss Elva
Harry Allen
Dittie
John Thompson
Allen
Kesley
Henry Noelting
Emma Noelting
Ude Orthof
Grace
Tile
Ruth Brartin
Trients
Passdens
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stockton
Fermdale
Wash
Frank Peterson
Wes Mery Newell
Dumont High School
Martin
Alison
Clarlesyine Prio
Chern Cooper
Nancy ‘Morrison
Cooper
Orville Jones
Allgon
Amanda Jepson
Nashus
A. Lamb
Jepson
Jessie Wamaley
Pim Hurd
Hurd
Button
Greene
Ernest Nordiman
White Fish
Harvey Waughty
Grinnell
Darrell Marker
Spancer
Seymour Vence
Anna Ronning
M. W. Brockman
Lilien Stine
Hos. Marehanl
Mason City
Catlea
George Hansy
Patlas
Shell
Jonnao
Howard Beverly
Betty
Cleveland
Brockmans and Bushings
Krominga
Rex Aletch
Clztch
Alfred Price
Edwin
Rockford
F. M. Cheever
Allison
Roxas
Famiily
Alan
Neignbors
E. Ai. Wilder
Rosa Babcock
Wm. Spears
Arthur
Tom Walsh
Price
A. Sh. Hubbard
Monticello
George
L Nvely Rich
Anite
Mr. Brockman
Janette
Ronnings
Shell Tock
Eana Prey
Nancy
Cooper Iz
Fli
Ratate Farm
Hessis Thompson
May Burroughs
Suain Burroughs
Long Peach
Gravitte Falls
Mian
George Brown
Edgewood
Waverly Hospital
I. T. Mabb
William McCreart
Rhim
Bertha
Mra
Wo Gouch
Clarksville
Candace
Tate John Wilkinson
Winefisher
Okla
Hazleton Hazipton
Presbyterian Missionary Society
William Milnouwe
Presbyterian Aid Society
Marion Baldwin
George Baldwin
Elgin
Tom Netcott
Independence Hospital
Susan Netcott
Anen “Lewis
White Tall
Arlina Eddy
Hartington
Mate Simonsen
Cyrena Watson
George Wongert
Hirt
Frank Huntington
Fitt.Wharram
Robert Burke
Grandma Burke
Javelle Kiefer
Prairie Center
Fali
Alice Watson
Aral Hoppis
St. Miguel
California
Iowa
Irwin Netcast
Aia Ida Short
Jesup
Parker
May Sprage
Pasadena
John Godard
Herbert Buchard
Henry Koob
Netto Underwood
Mmes. Harrington
Feli and
Underwood
Orchard
Dennie Ralsley
Wilk Baker
MeIntire
Mire
H. J. Blandin
Wotter
Grandma Arlington
Herbert Millington
Minneapolis
F Humphrey
Gsige
M. Mandin
Will Lack
Eimima Sewright
Vormury
William Constante
Folwoein Chemical Company
Constantae
Gn Chatwo
Uin
Ami Bediman
Mefntira
James Moras Long Seavon
C.T. Waters
Boile Green
Hlt
Biandin
Oiis
A. G. Wetter
M. M. Biandin
Blandin
Frank West
Wi Waithig
A Harrot
Apell
Epring
Stulid
Otto
Miller
Birch
Adrian Martin
Harlington Street
K. Papa
Stouwbern
Alfred Movhting
Adm
Nygrena
Tholing Burton
Burton
Jon Draxter
Des Moines
Daat Oweek
Draxter
Weddbeehin
Mike Shepley
Misa Jtosa Moonsy
Steamboat Rock
Henry Schroedermaeler
Marcy ‘Hospital
Fr. Colling
Iris Osborn
Nashua
Loona Wedeking
Waverls
Ler Tome
Leo Mooney
Hamng
Ares
Consizeny
New Hartford
Hartford
Nie Man Teturnal
Strawberry Point
Emil Tetalom
Mary Conversa
Goldheid
Reflectives Ore
Rosa Held
Parkersburg
Ti. Ti
Cistur
C. M. Neeve
Beaver Todge A
A. RE
Lew Miller
Sinclair
Thuradar
A. F. Smith
Yorevhy Smith
Betty Jean
Preé Johnson
Yost
Chaun
Fort Dade
L. T
Lee Brass
Eddie Olmstead
iSunday
N. AL Olmsted
Ralph Whitney
Attondancces
Rosl
NS. A. Olmstead
Dan Corrigan
S. Larson
Harry Sher
FL WL Barninghausen
R. J. Farnsworth
F. H. Mack
Borger
Hy Suhulta
Aichinetoko
Thur
KG. Mcallar
AL Benzire
Childnean
Mildred
West Union
Timit
Ted
Saturniny
Werman
Tada
Arnold Paulter
Meyer
Henry Huebner
Ti. Priss
Kteuyp
Plouic
Harman Boevert
I. Withening
Tutheran
George Komner
Thomas Walsh
Iowa City
Enpetst
James
Fred Wilder
Dick Burbridge
Ain
Alvin Hrumer
Grindy Center
G. W. Richards
Allison Standay
Father
Lyle Morford
Dale
Cos
Emma Willer
Sioux City Schoola
Ruth Patton
Fort Dodge
Ivan Brisgo
Celia Jopson
Col. Arnold
Paul Arnold
Bean Nore
HL Lehaus
Polkerta
John Finks
W. E. Joner
Robert Johnson
Hobson Hospital
Mina Ley Cramer
Minatow
Uobnun
Chorge Acheron
Martford
Jee Codner
FL Vuoltz
Waoian
Lester Ddulaward
Chicrgo
Wivietting
Frends Liery
Mik A. J. Blaney
Mranpton
Apent Priday
Br. Lokson Home. Mra C. Jones and Ensndeon
Dallas Jones
Laur Wolk
Annelma War
Tredstier
Vien
Maier
Jesse Hor
George Dettrick
Couarta
Nema
Ninos
Dereen Fudte
Ruth Northrop
Mount Vernon
Cornellcollege
Nevada
Gladys Turner
Jefe
Munmond
Ind
Misalara
Spain
Cuctersville
Mr Marlatx
Bett Yosteraay
George Bosma
A. Mead
Duliuetta
Yiel
Ferguson
Janesville
D* Brown
Behrave
Munson City
Mauries Maddix
Care
Lerstvists
Plormson Ave
Ratte Ter
August Vanallen
Thursay
Karl Cenorly
D. Krduse
Mayora
Waverly Social News Notes and Local Events
Waverly society items include senior high school luncheon planned for Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the hall. Neighbors celebrated the forty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Martin Friday evening. Various announcements mention engagements birthdays and community gatherings with friends hosting and attending at homes and clubs.
NEW HARTFORD NEWS AND SCHOOL NOTES
New Hartford and Hartford items list residents returning home from winter visits, teachers on spring vacations, and local visits. City election results announce Ward officials and councilmen chosen, with town names including Straw berry Point Cedar Falls and Waterloo in a period-accurate hometown roundup.
Birthday celebrations and local notes from Bristow Iowa
Bristow Iowa April reports birthdays anniversaries and social visits. Mrs. Hy Suhulta aids her mother Mrs. Achineto ko. Mrs. Meyer resigns from T iPriss store. Palm Sunday confirmation services planned. Local residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events. Political results announce Pat Jonas mayor and council members selected.
Fairbank Pythian Sisters hold a morning and evening meeting
A special meeting of the Pythian Sisters was held in Fairbank with Mrs Margaret Tichty of Waterloo in attendance to inspect the temple. The evening session elected local officers including William Miller as mayor and John Youngman among others. News notes marriage and birth announcements for local families are recorded along with wartime service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairk
Amy
Mornay
Lerts OO
Chile
Margaret Tichty
Waterloo
AV. M. Fligbee
Prank Fineh
Prank Durhasa
John O' Roney
Ci Wa
Wls. Ning
Brooke the Arcond
Mra. Woing
Fie
Ams
Schotl
Vervics
Trirtanic
Local People and Changes in Waterton Community
April notices in the independent district of Frederika report residents moving to Waterton, Everett becoming Swanee River orchestra manager with Waterioo HQ, and a school bond election for $4000. Local families, visits, and birthdays are noted amid community updates and condolences.
Obituary notices from Winthrop area crop up in Chicago death
Several residents of Winthrop are named in obituaries and notices. A. D. Ownby of Winthrop, died in Chicago after months of illness. his widow and siblings are listed across California and Wisconsin. Hannah Beith Marshall, lifelong resident, died after a stroke. sister and brother named. Mrs Anthony Robinson and Mrs Rank Moffett are also noted with brief biographical details and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrow
Tie
Pred
Chicago
Anness
A. D. Ownby
Fairview
Ownby
A. W. Qwoby
Los Angeles
Vlary Flyer Brothers
Monres
Roy
George
Texas
A.D
Brest
Winthrop
Slaters
Mac Wait
Wisconsin
Mauda Witenburg
Hannah Marshal
Dunkerton Birthday Party For Ta W Smith Observed
Ta W Smith celebrated his ninety second birthday with a Saturday evening party at the home of Mr and Mrs D J Smith in Dunkerton Waterloo area. The guest list included several Smiths and local residents. Also noted was Mrs Rena Tresin visiting Waterloo for hand treatment and other local farm and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkertes
Smith
Tan Smith
Lexier Township
Wack Hawk County
D. J. Smith
Tfl Smith
Arthur Smith
Dunkerton
Waterloo
Ea Smith
Cedar Alts
Carnes
Rena Tresin
Methodist Episcopal
Bank Hall
Frank Barlow
Orrain
Ed Kennison
George Bentley
Raymonds suffer hand injury from horse incident
Reported in Raymond Ta April about Raymond Parker bruised and cut right hand after a horse lick. Government esters active in local holds. Mrs Webber died Wednesday from whooping cough and pneumonia. A second child in two weeks died last week. Funeral held today at St Josephs church. In Wa terinn Monday the Dick Stakes baby ill with stomach disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Len Parker
Mra
Theodore Webber
Reuter Spont
Waterinn
Dick Stakes
Parkersburg Notice Highlights Local Social and Political Events
Parkersburg April 3 reports community news from Mrs. and Mrs. Don Hisney to hospital recoveries, births, visits, and trips. Notable items include funeral attendance in Illinois, mayor J. J. Nedved re elected with council members, and various visits among families, residents, and students.
Grundy Center Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Death
Grundy Center news recounts visitors from Wichita Wellsburg Scheel and Morison. local moves include Eklund family to Somert Cai and to Waterloo. a county farm resident Miss McCullough dies at 80. Helen Kramer and Dan Fritzelly illness noted. deputy Lea Koons named to take Tata WF post. Orange City death prompts John Ceels to travel.
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Neolt Stevens
Lucil Mastek
Gladys Rang
Wichita
GC. L. Kinney
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Swida
Ore
Misa McCullough
Mothar
Hiryvan Baousman
Wellsburg
Miss Whydis Carpenter
Scheel
St Charles
FO. Eklund
Tandy
Gonrad
Somet
Cai
Mra
Eelklund
Marry Morrison
Waterland
AL Krill
Joe Alberts
Alberts Farm
Lincoln Center
A. Hughes
Waterloo
George Beamifang
Fenton Carter
John Ceels
Orange City
Local notes from Bhall Rock and Seaman district
April 3 reports list Mrs Rabb visiting sister Mrs Carter for weeks. Ananda Hartwig Grinnell visits her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hartwig and sister Mrs George. Mise Ines Blurbwig resigns as Seaman district teacher and takes a post office job. Tacair Bowen expected to be on John Street after a large of Lerince. Harrie Achilles injures his ankle while chopping wood for Henry Reining. log rolled onto Alm and he was treated. Mrs Krominger returns to Clarksyi after a few days’ visit with relatives.
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Bhall Rock
Rabb
Ion
Carter
Ananda Hartwig
Grinnell
Fred Hartwig
George
Tlarrie Achilles
Angie
Henry Reining
Hla Farm
Krominger
Clarksyi Mondas
Bern
Geneseo News Briefs From April Weekend Gleanings
April 4 to 7 items note Ia savers days with son in Gladbrook. A draft horse killed when a pile toppled and smothered it. J Pert visited Toledo. Mrs MeKinney and seven McNantea on the sivl list. Misson Mary Dayward and Tots returned after spring break at Mink Pores. Mis es Golda Wanda Kano at Cho linthe of Miss Rerics. Schon closed last week due to bad rand.
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Geneseo
Gengseo
Gladbrook
A. J. Meeker
J. Pert
Toledo
A. T. MeKihinney
McNantea
Mary Dayward
Mary Dayward and Totst
Mink Pores
Miskes Golda
Wanda Kano
Cho Linthe
Misa
Bert
Schon
Rand
Finchford Notes Mark Weekend Travel and Death Announcement
Finchford Iowa records a weekend of travel including Vivian Newell with Dor man and RCerty on a Cedar Rapids trip while Charles Dornan visits Cedar Palle and Willie Long acts as a Waverly caller. A cousin death is announced for Mrs Anna Rosenke and Dallas Sturm and a son. Harold Wiward returns from Sor Unelog. C W Ratheway Waterloo and
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Finchford
Vyvian Newell
Duo Dorman
Rcerty
Cedar Rapids
Charles
August Dornan
Cedar Palle
Willie Long
Charles Dorman
le Salle
Anna Rosenke
Dallas Sturm
Harold Wiward
Sor
Burma
Mount Auburn News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Local notes report visits and travel among townspeople. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ra Day and family, Mrs. W. W. Norwood, Frank Norwood, Teena Norton, Teena’s daughter, and others visiting relatives in Laurinville, Burt, La Boets City, and Waterloo.
Frederickburg Local Notes and Outlook From the Week
Frederickburg reports officers elected Monday including Mayor Swale and H W Teach as treasurer. Teachers’ meeting in New Hampton delayed by storm. return home late Sunday. Families face travel disruptions. several relocations and illness updates. Interments planned near former home for measles case. Charles Miller family moves to Kentucky.
Radio Programs Across Stations Highlight Evening Schedules
A dense listing from multiple stations outlines varied April 4 radio programs. Mentions include Wrifay and WOK Ames with concerts, news, and entertainment blocks. Chicago and Los Angeles stations feature orchestras, dances, bedtime segments, and children's shows. national outlets in Philadelphia, New York, and Dallas list concerts, talk, and music hours across afternoon to late-night slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrifay
Central Standard
Associated Press
WOK
Ames
A Treas
al WS
Atlanta Journal
Wallan
AVGR
Buffalo
Dinn Giza
WMAQ
Chicago Daily Newsy
WDAP
Chicago
Sevw
Spaniah
Revue
MPAA
Dallas News
Davenport
Ifner
Mustead
A Wex
Detroit
Tris
Ustroit News
Oroh Tris
Ann Campball
Getrelt
Leona Ffotiman
Hilgin
Orenes
Fort Worth
Star
Werson City
Pal Kansas
Wills
Kansas City
WOQ
Louisville Journal
Choatra
Tegding
WBASG
Minneapolis
Minneapolla-St Paul
Memphis
Orzas
WOH
Newark
Song Tevan
New York
Bey
Aons
Wocoae
Pittabureh
Pittsburgh
WDAR
Philadelphia
WEI
KAW
Pullman
Dewar News Briefs on Births Moves and Local Travel
Dewar Ta April 2 reports Mr and Mrs Clairies Perry welcome a baby boy named Charles Shmmons and plan to move to North Dakota. The Mel er Bros and Mr Thruby shipped twelve cargoes of cattle to Culaayro. Local roads to Waterloo are improving as spring returns. Mrs Wt Borla Safrbank visited Cowdiya with Rev sister Mrs Albert Schnstth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Irs
Clairies Perry
M Pir
Charles Shmmons
North Dakota
Meler
Waterloo
Wt Borla
Safrbank
Cowdiya
Sistor
Albert Sehnstth
Prague tops world as largest newspaper reading nation
Prague is cited as the world's biggest newspaper reading nation with Lidove Noviny statistics showing one paper per 32,000 people in the city. Streetcars in Victoria provide free rides for children to and from school.
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Prague
Lidove Noviny
Victoria
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Arthur Stumme
Arthur Tiedt
Adolph Koelling
Plaen
William Wenta
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Mwenry Prestien
Apel
C. L. Jones
Hampton Ta
Arilna Neverman
Wrarloo
Llarman Schuldt
Dick- Than House
Clarence Wolfen
Huememiller
Clarento Wolfe
Kenty Neverman
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John Neverman
Henry Bruns
Rudolph Sehneider
Browling
Fred Bieman
Albert Matthias
G. Ly. Riedesel
Harman Hast
H. Diekmann
Herman Kelto
Henry Graening
Nick
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Ming Evaline Loomis
George Haney
Gene Owen
Henry Cadam
Benny McNames
Bire
Taine
Chittenden
Tacklrd
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Burns
Tome
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J.J Hurwits
Munch
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Har Wooley Place
Mias Ruth Maan
Elden
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Pratt
Joose
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Wis Goddenunly
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Saver
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Mary Miller
Mes
J. W. Mwanziger
Waterioo
George Franch
Z. W. Awanziger
Roma
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Miay Nada Golding
Sumer
Leto Mann
Winthrod
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People’s Hospital
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Donald
Marian
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Genry Dorsal
Lucy Stunna
Bundey
Wilbert Anderton
Kedar
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Speng
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Wilbert Anderdon
Babe
Sar Stort Hospital
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MT. Auburn
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Vinton
Mir
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Daubhtur
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Frank Norwood
Roxco Adbortaon
Visibl
Weday
Albertsan
W. Poffer
Monel
Wie
Harry Livingston
Frederickuburg
Ernest Weldler
E. Parks
Rochester
Marka
Tsna Kendall
Thug Piece
Leonard Babcock
Sipard
Barclay Center
Carroll and Wheeler
Thas
Ilness
Sorengon
Gipson Carin
Ans
Clarones Pauloss
Chirlae
Une Jlody
Alnois
Charlies Miller
Kentucky
WEY
Springheld
Marya Pharmacalco
Cora Colo Bing
Gude
I. Bretenveche Co
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Ins City
Robert Drug
Col. Mitler
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