MaiiU 13, 1913
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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To Portland i Alllui Urquo
luirt, udinliilxli'iilur uf tho Kliim
utli County 1'ubllo Welfare Com
iiiIhhIoii, will Ivuvo fill' I'ortliiiicl
Kului'dny nlulit to iiltoml a con
forvnco of tho Commlttco of Ad
inlnUtruloi's of 1'ubllu Wolfuro
fur Ilia atuta of Oroiton. The
niuntliiKH will bo hold on Mon
day nnd Tuoiidiiy, Murcli 19 unci
10,
Accepti Ntw Position R, II.
llryunl, formor Grout Northern
conductor horo, hut nccojitod
Kovornniunt uppolntmont at con
ductor on tha l'unnmu rnllroud
lit Unluou, Cunul zona, Bryant
wuh flown by piano to h in nuw
pout from Mluml, Fin., wlicro ho
iiud boon for tho punt thrca
weeks slnco leuvlnu Klunuitli
Knlli.
VlilU Daughter Mm. noy
Wolf of 31)37 Altmnont drive,
loft Friday svonlnu for I'ortlund
wlmro sho will visit her duuuh
tur, Mi. Kobvrt butts, formerly
uf this city, llur huabnud, who
tins been onKUKcd In dofonso
work In tho northorn city, left
about two weeks ago for army
ervlco.
Drunken Driving Charged
Onirics iliirrlx KcrKtinon wti
illvcn a fluo of $100 and sen
tenced to SU dnys In jnll on u
drunken driving churuo In city
court Saturday. Tho Jnll sen
tenco Is suniionded If ho pnys tho
flue, rolled aid icl Kci'Kiison was
arrested nftor his cur hit n park
cd cur on Urond street.
Returns from Coast Tlnv. Eu
Ki'iio llnyni'S returned on Thuri'
day eveuinu from Nahcotta,
WushliiKton, where he spent ten
dnys ns the uuest of Mr. and
Mrs, Vorno Hayes, former re.il
dents of this city. While thcro he
Uiiliicd a first hand knowledge
of tho art of growing nnd miir
kcllng oysters.
MU Eichle Visits Jean
Esvlilc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Eschle, formerly living in
Klumath Kails, Is In town this
week as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. S. T. Soron, Sho completed
her course at St. Francis hospl
tnl In Sun Fninclsco lust Muy,
nnd Is nuw nwaitlng her call to
tho army nurses corps.
Field Representative Hero-
Dorothy M. Potter, field repre
.sciitntivo of tho Oregon slato
civilian wnr services, bus ar
rived In Klamath Fnlls to help
local civic lenders Iny tho
ground work for tho now "Block
l'liin" sot-up for civilian wur
service here.
To Sacramento D, C. Wlcsc
of Sacramento returned homo
Friday lifter spending a few days
nt tho W. E, Sltnfcr homo on
Roscwny drive and tho Onirics
K. wicso homo nt Tulclnko,
Wleso owns tho Dunncr nursery
In bncrnmenlo.
Warmest Day Friday, March
12, with a temperature of 61 de
grees, was the warmest day
Klumath Fulls hits hud since No
vember 13 of last fall, It wns an
nounced by tho United Slates
Bureau of Reclamation today.
Go Hundred Per Cent Two
more Klamath business concerns
have gone n hundred per cent In
Itcd Cross donations. They nro
Klamath lea und Storngo coin
puny nnd Swan Lake Moulding
company.
Back to Fort Ord Corporal
Vcrl Howell returned to Fort
Ord early this week after a few
dnys' lenvo visiting his parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs, Andrew Howell
of Modoc Point.
Home From School Jean
Wicscndiiugcr, duughtcr of Mr,
and Mrs. Waller Wicscndiingcr
of -Curie street, Is homo from
Oregon Slate college, spending
tho spring vacation with her
parents nnd friends.
Returns Here Howard Bnll
lias returned hero from Port
land, where ho has been cm
pluyqd In tho shipyards. While
there ho visited his sister. Bnll
will return to Portland in a few
weeks.
Seriously 111 Louise Barn
hart, dnughtcr of Mr. and, Mrs.
Dayton Barnhart, tins been quite
111 nt tho homo of her grandpar
ents, Mr, nnd Mrs. Carl San
dell, 1210 Lincoln street.
To SUom Mr. nnd Mrs, Nenl
Stcwnrt nnd children loft Friday
for Salem whero Jhcy will visit
briefly with tho parents of Mrs,
Stewart. , .
In Town Forrest Cooper, for
mer Lnkovlow attorney now with
tho statu wnr snvlngs staff, wns a
visitor horo Frldny. Ho wont
from horo to Bond.
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
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Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy head the cast In the
big double bill at the Tower Theatre Sunday In '.'Woman of The
Year," the gay romance of a "hard-to-get" girl and a "treat-'em-rough"
guy. The second feature, a comedy hit, features, Marjorle
Woodworth and Noah Beery Jr.. In "Ductus Are Funny People."
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Wlianever these two meet they clash. Both have fiery roles
in Warners' "The Hard Way," opening tonight at midnight at
the Pelican.
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Ruth Terry sings to. Tom Brown In "Youth on Parade." as
Uncle Sam qoos to collego to teach a new line of jive. First
run fun-musical tomorrow at the Pine Tree theatre.
Molly and Fibber McGee
m....u. ...... I "'ll IMHtl lllaiJMllll.ll II IJ
Hors Is a roal-lite" study of Marion and James Jordan, the
best-loved couple in radio, with a fan following socond to nono
in other words, Molly and Fibber McGco. In RKO Radio's
"Horo Wo Go Again" 'they once mora share stollar honors with
the other top-ranking radio draw, Edgar Bergon and Charlie
McCarthy. Other highly favored porsonalitios oi tha air waves
are Included In the big cast directod by Allan Dwan, amona them
being The Great Gildorsloeve. Ginny Slmms and Ray Noble and
his band. "Here We Go Again" is the curront Esquire attraction.
From San Francisco Chct
Barton, prominent farmer, is
homo nftor n business trip to Snn
Francisco, , ..'
Elks to Elect Klnmntlv Falls
Elks lodge will elect officers nt
next Thursdny night's mooting,
Nomlntitlons worn closed Inst
Thursdny evening.
FUNERAL
FRANK JOSEPH KRIZO SR.
Friends nro respectfully invit
ed to nltend tho funeral services
for tho Into Frank Joseph Krlzo
Sr. to bo held Tuesday morning,
Mtirch 18, 11)4.1, nt St. Augus
tine's church, Morrill, Orn
whero n requiem mass will bo
celebrated for the roposo of his
soul, commencing nt 10 n, m.
with the Rev. Jnmos M. O'Con
nor officiating. Interment will
follow in tho fnmily plot nt tho
Mnlln cemetery, Arrangements
nro under tho direction of the
Enrl W hillock Funeral homo of
this city.'
Dr. A. A. Soule, M.D.
Medicine & Surgery
(Disenscs of the Hcnrt)
1041! Main
rhones 7323. .1314
No. mis. 0513
Salem Chamber Asks
Police to Check
Girl Delinquency
SALEM, Mnrch 13 (P) Tho
Snlem Junior chamber of com
merce nsked Chief of Police
Frnnk Minto todny to check "tho
gt'iivo increase In delinquency
among young girls in Snlem."
The chamber suggested rigid
enforcement of curfew laws and
employment of a matron to han
dlo young girls.
If you want to soil it phone
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Proprietors
NEWS
from
HOME
Well, fellas, tho local dog fight
ended, at least temporarily, with
the dogs winning.
You remomber last week the
city council had before It an ordi
nance to require that dogs bo tied
up or penned up for six months
out of the year. , , A big crowd
protested Monday night, and the
council decided to take It easy
on dogs . , If dogs do not cause
too much trouble for the next
month or so, they will not be
penned up at all.
At this writing, ' the Pelican
basketball team is in the finals
at Salem In the state tourna
ment, with Baker the other fi
nalist team , . . We'll let you
know next week how this comes
out.
Women are doing a lot of work
around Klamath Falls that was
done by men when you were
here . , . . There arc women taxi
drivers, women railroad work
ers, women service station at
tendants, etc. . . . Now, the post
office has started hiring women
mail carrlcrcttcs.
Juvenile delinquency is a war
time problem here at home . . .
A number of 12, 13 and 14-year-old
girls have been running to
public dances . , , This week Ju
venile authorities warned par
ents they would have to take
care of their children, or the
parents would be hailed into
court.
We've been having some nice
spring weather . . . And there
will be a lot of victory garden
ing, dogs or no dogs.
V I'-f: III
SERVICE
out',
mam
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. IS. 1943)
Train 19 Southbound: 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound: 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound: 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northbound: 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m.. Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point 7 a. m.
Neighbors The Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet in the KC
hall, Monday,. March Hj, at 8,
p. m. There will' be initiation.'
All officers and guards are asked
to wear formats. This will be
test night for the incoming offi
cers. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the meet
ing. Rebekah Lodge Prosperity
Rcbckah lodge 104 will meet in
the IOOF hall Thursday, March
18, at 7:30 p. m. Following the
business meeting there will be
entertainment. All visiting mem
bers are invited to attend. Of
ficers are asked to wear formats.
Thimble Club-The Thimble
club of the Neighbors of Wood
craft will meet at the home of
Mrs. C. O. Dryden, 610 North
Eleventh street, Wednesday,
March 17, at 8 p. m. Following
the business meeting, pinochle
and whist will be played. All
members and friends are invited
to attend.
Juveniles The Juveniles of
tho Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet in tho KC hall Monday
afternoon, March 15, at 4 p. m.
Following tho business meeting
there will bo entertainment and
refreshments, wllli niMrln wnj
Buddy Eberman and Philip
i-iam me committee in charge.
Dogree Staff The Degree
Staff of the Rcbckah lodge will
meet in the IOOF hall, Mondny
at 7:30 p. m., for practice.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Tcch-
; niciun Slh grade Edward E. La
Chappcll, 23, son of Mr. and
! Mrs. F. W. La Chappcll of 3540
I South Sixth street, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, has been promot
I ed to tho rank of Technician 4th
! grade. Sergeant La Chappell Is
I stationed at Fort Sam Houston,
j Texas, headquarters of Lt. Gen.
Courtney H. Hodges' third army
and southern defense command.
He entered the army on Febru
ary 9, 1042.
Enlisted in the women's army
auxiliary corps at the Portland
recruiting headquarters recent
ly was Miss Genevieve McGee,
1527 Pacific Terrace. The an
nouncement was made by Col
onel J. J. Fulmer, commander of
the Oregon recruiting district.
Miss McGee was prominently
associated with teaching activ
ities here, instructing at Klam
ath Falls junior high. She is
vice president of the local teach
ers association. The new WAAC
is a graduate of Ashland high
school and has attended South
ern Oregon College of Education
and the University of Oregon.
Her parents arc Mr. and Mrs.
Allen O. McGee of Ashland.
CAMP LEE, Va March 13
Bob E. Nicodemus of 726 Rose
way drive, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
has been graduated from the of
ficer candidate course at' the
quartermaster school here and
has been commissioned a second
lieutenant in the army of the
United States.
The quartermaster school
graduates more than 1200 officer
candidates a month after a three
months' intensive 23 subject
course in basic military and
quartermaster technical opera
tions. Candidates for the school
are picked by boards throughout
the army and their selection is
based upon their initiative, mili
tary aptitude, intelligence, prior
civilian experience and their rec
ord to date in the army.
Beauford Hampton Clemens,
son of Wade H. Clemens, 4622
Homedale road, has completed
pre-flight training at Santa Ana
air base, and has been ordered
to an advanced, flying. school for
instruction as bombardier-navigator.
Albert O'Neef of Alaskan
Engineering Fame, Dies
PORTLAND, Ore., March 13
W'j Albert C. O'Neel, 78,
whose engineering exploits led
to storybook fame, died here
yesterday.
One of tho men who bested
Alaska's weather and rugged
terrain to open the northern
country to civilization, O'Neel
inspired Rex Beach's novel,
"The Iron Trail," In which a re
sourceful engineer, Murray
O'Nell, was the leading char
actcr, Dr. George Whiting also drew
on O'Necl's career for "Grit,
Grief and Gold."
His most famed feat was con
struction 35 years ago of the
Copper River St Northwestern
railway through 198 miles of
mountainous Alaska In which
he accomplished what other an
glheers said was . Impossible
the spanning of the Copper river
gorge, a chasm of huge bould
ers, Ice ' and ' 100-mlle-an-hour
winds.
Later O'Neel, who wai born
In Oelweln, Iowa, wa construc
tion engineer for the Portland.
Vancouver St Yakima railroad,
the Oregon Railroad It Naviga
tion company, the Washington tt
Oregon railroad and the South'
era Pacific company.
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to exnross mir cln.
ccro thanks to the many friends
for the kinrinpec nnrl
...,.,,
shown us through the illness
ana ctcatlt of our dear father,
grandfather and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crnss.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wiman and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallan. '.
Mr. and Mrs. Konrad Schwciger.
Mr. and Mrs. Everctto Wiman
and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rankin.
Harold Samples.
The Hani Norland Insurance
Agency Is centrally located, 118
North 7th. ;
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OBITUARY
GEORGE CARTER
George Carter, a resident of
Klamath Falls for the last three
months, passed away in this city
on Friday, March 12, 1943, fol
lowing a brief illness. The de
ceased was a native of Athens,
Texas, and was aged 49 years
when called. Surviving is a sis
ter, Mrs. J. M. Gilmore; five
nephews, Robert,. Carl, Cecil,
Clarence and Lawrence Gil
more; two nieces, Myrtle, and
Edith Gilmore, all residing at
Chehalis, Wash. The remains
rest at Ward's Klamath funeral
home where friends may call
Sunday afternoon. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
Monday.
CARD OF THANKS
We wislt to thank our friends
for their expressions of sympa-1
thy, and for tho beautiful floral '
offerings tendered us in our re- i
cent bereavement, Also, our sin- i
cere gratitude to Cad. Bernie i
Hcidcmann and the K 1 a m a t h I
Falls Unit No. 1, Commandos,
and tho Klamath Falls city po
lice escort.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Metier
and family.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our' many
friends nnd neighbors for their
sympathy, kindness and floral
offerings in tho loss of our be
loved son and brother Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Vclton Haskins
and Family,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore.
AT FIRST
SIGN OF
USE
666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
ST. PATRICK'S
DANCE
WEDNESDAY
March 17th
Klamath Falls Armory
Music by
BALDY EVANS BAND
ADMISSION It .
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AUIIM0M - POST 1111
VETERANS FOREIGN WARS
fhe following contributions are gratefully acknowledged:
Mrt. T. A. Douglil J
Mr. Mlrmlt Htnry
Mn. W. H. Siekit!
Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmar
Mr. and Mra. H. OarMr
Mra. Loula Otrbar
Mrs. L. a. Klnnaa
Mr. and Mra. E. M. aunb
Mr. and Mra. Kannalh McLaod
Mr. and Mra. John Lambart
Mra. Stalla Bowen
Mra. A. 4. Voya
Jack Peeblar
Ed. Lawrenca
B. w. Zollman .
Darrall Harral
Ooallar Paint Slora
Caonca Slodiefc
Wiltir stronaeh
Frad Small
Standard Barvlca Station .
Mra. F. Ravnolda
Oacar Lvnum
Waltar Claan(ar
Oua Andaraon
R. O. Toaaraon
A. I. Moo-a
l F. flrrell
E. E. Pack
F. O. Ravnolda
Joa'a Marhat
A. C. Cummtnaa
Cop land Yarda
R. A. Laraon
W. A. SnlHer
A. A. Satxllar
Klamath Tranafar Co.
Van Flaat Electric Slora .
Rcbart J. Faua
Lao l Back
B. T. Oraen
C. fi. Chaaa
William 0. Ronlald
J Hahkarup .
Ella Colale
Rlaylon Whit lock
Mra. R. ft. Dala
Elmor Kiimmar
L. Noklrhv
Mra. H. H. Hilton
Haial M. Landry
Mra. Ka'th Rica
nlrfc Reader
Jamee Lear
Waller Kennett
Willi Roblmon
Marv Stewart
R. H. Dunbar
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Barbara Moora
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Dorothy JarmlnKa
Ruby Stelnbers -
Fdlth Bennett
Elmer Balalser
Loyal Batee
Idro Bonotto
Dim Chaee
Cl'tford Colley
Alba Comer
Marvin Cooper
Harry Daa,aa
Eaton Pitcher
Dewey Pollard
Audrey Pomel
Rav Reevaa
F-ward ScMe
Eie'e Scott
M M. Smith
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Jrrry Van Buak'rif .
Bill Van Buakirk
Jek Walker
Brooks Warner
Henry Warner
Mary Whitby
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Mra. Oraaa Hum
Tho. B. Maaaay
Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Whiaanant
Jerry Thomas
CeorKe Duka
Rudy'a Man'a Store
Mr. and Mra. Victor Clone .
Carole Lea Bakery
nuay nee cere
PMhop'a Shoe Shin Parlor .
Town Club
Loula Polln
Ray Bluer
H. L. Prltchard Co.
Kern Hole!
Mr. Percy Cook
B. laach
Mra. Uuett
Waahlnaton Cafe
E. S. Patrick
Motrr Machine Service .
Specialize' Service
F. O. Edaon
Veen Hoaalbi
Harold Fberlein
Llovd All-n
Vem Davla
Melvln Rerrv
Helm Mueller
Dick Sawyer -
Harold Dewey
Francee Homer Dolan
W. R. Evana
Neva O'ilebaek
Little Coll
Dorothy Lauraneon
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Lena Smith .
Mart Wilaon .
laa Dorah Moldovan
Klamath County Abatraet Co.
F. C. Aahor ,
Tha Ptnee . .
Fay Durbin Hip!
Marr Rauw
La Tavern
p-ohemian Cafa
T.Bona Cala
C'adya Snellen
Mr. E. H. Warner and
Lnuhw Belne
Herman'a Men Store
Chaa. Rltibrocht
J. M. Bell
Harrta Kirknatrlck .
F. J. P-well
P. P. Oliver
Mra. Edith Calpltta .
R. F. Stenhene ,
Gladv Steohen
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Gertrude Walton
Norma Buch-noft
Nellie Cryatal
Semitel H. Ackerman .
Van'a Camera Shop .
H-nry parkins
Sat. Laa Flnlay
M. I. Owr
0. I. Irving
R, c. Data
Mrt. G Wara
Harry Halter
Mr. and Mra. Ray Morgan
Jack Cn-tett :
C. R. Eickman
John Rota
Currin'a Drue: store
Vance Vatipel
Mark Sandere ...
Mildred Thomaa , .
Calvin Lamb .
Bonnie McCool
Pioneer Printing. Co.
W. Graham
Karl'a Shoe Store -,
Jame H. Gilaon
Oregon Woolen Store .
Loy Hein
- Harrv Thrnher and
Jamee Hart -
Dorothy Belllngham
Fori Redman
Mode O'Day :
Wllma Strovrd
Edna Jonea
Phemle Slratton
Helen Scott
Waegonar Drug Store .
LouiM Ruttell
Larry PlaKmanr)
Pearca Beauty Salon
Katharine Jeman
Glyndell Graeheara
Pat's Cab Service
Everett Dennia
Polly Ann Bakery
R. A. Nowell
A arte Schell .
Welma Aetrom
Olive Peppla
Helen Doty
Merle Wood
Freda Kurr , ,
E'ora Baalav
Jvnlo Smith
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Lombard Motor ,
Harry Roland
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R. c. Coahlan Jr.
L. B. Skeen
Reta Boudon
aeaala Pope
Al Holm
Via Padgett
Roy Wartiald
Cilia Rittgarn
CMrge Whippo
Your Store, Inc.
Mr. and Mra. E. R. laaao .
Jean S. Rawlins
Mary Adama
Ethel B. King
Mr. and Mr. Hick Long .
Mr. Hire) Laraon
Mra. Harel Drake
Mra. Carrie Brown
Mra. Joe. Sayman
Mice Nora Sullivan
Doily Cox
Standard Optica!
Roaa Jnhnaton
Harel Kramer
Herb Kramer .
Charlie Krll
Jesae Flovd McHenrv
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Jaek Millar
Drew'a Man'a Stors
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Lucille Hartman
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Harold Butler ' ' '
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Ida'a Tailor Shoo .
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Fay Montgomery
V-ma Moora .
Herb M'-ve-ll
Donald Holt
Archie Homer Oliver
Dan Olaon . -
Marehall Arnold Olaon
Mary .08
Flovd Pattv
Herman Pence
Ralph Pence
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Fmaet Ferguson
Rav Ledhetter '
Th-lma Riley
Bemice Britt
R. L. Flnlay
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Mee O'Moley
Earl Ynung -
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Noel Dante
Art Rnblaon
Ruth Rramer
Ve-a Heay
Marw Deneault
Aaatha Roger
Irene Jone
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Fdne Alhreoht
F. J. McElroy
Hel Mann
Loula Aubrey .
Paul Larme
flrval Menianhall
Noma Curhon .
Glariva Orllle
Virginia Shartdiiek
Klemath Variety (tor..
Shirley Suorenant
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Orva Beard
Eliaabeth La
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Rufue Hlcke
Eliah Harrington
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dock Franklin
John A. McCall
Phyllla Rankin
Florence Tetrloff
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Ben Andrew
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Mra. Baker
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Mlea Helen Woelk
Lillian Gllllland
H. E. Morrla
E. J. Howell
J. c. Piland
F. E. Jenkln
W. t Boyer
J. A. Lambert
B. H. Buck
Jae. A. Courtney Jr.
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W. E. Beck
H. T. Gallagher
L. M. Clement
W. S. Bradley
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E. G. W. Beliatrom
Q. N. MoCullough
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Joo Whistler
Bille Benner
Adeline Houk
J. E. gwonotn 8r. .
Eddie 8wanani Jr.
Henry Hobaon
Norman Baniater
D. H. Clemen -
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T. B. Walters l
Hod Eller
Florence Andercon
Oorothy Beater
Ronald L. Oarter
Raymond Dunean
Roy Eaalbum
Robert GravM
Dick Howard -.
Ed W. Miller
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