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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09
LOCAL RED CROSS
MEMBERSHIP NOW 300

4 TIr. hundred u.u,.. .. ..
.l0.r t. OIL. tluYr. .U. ..
Rl Oru. -..u.. aa f.. result o.
s.. a.a.., drive. Thirty u.u.. ..
.l. .0.. .. making .1u0tl
.... u.... ..H.. Seven hundred
.u." u.u... ... needed t9 bring
society s'.'.u lp to f.. 1000 mrE
la goal .. '0 .n reached uy N.. '-
/ 'I r.e aa.. house. Hi.l b. nu
/ $40 I and D.erg un woman u.
/ child .u trI",ra 1911. D.. given a
. chance ~ enlist Iu 'hc work
I..H campaign . 10 e0ua .u..
for '.o support of trained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS


D. . H.Ui.. ..r D.....4.. #.. I.
,.. o,.. -...,
.f.. ,.. tp....
Nr and Mr j. a.. smith, O.. Ti-.-.
m.u... .... 4. OIL. rit. last night
rar t.-I .,.. today.
I.a J. Thomas. %. E.H .a- .ua..
.t.e o..u.to.u visitors today
acting business 4er. today.
W.L Burroughs. U. Af0Ea. "as here
today u business.
D's Cut.s %. Lone Grove was u
'a. 0'E today
" o. Short. u Duran. " here
today.
to-day.
'. 'ii..... o. D."Aoua CITY, was
D" .h' '''s To-Day
VI. Do. bruce. NAo a'- been I'. inc
Town yesterday.
''.''H "I.I i'. ID severe e'I.'rh li
,.'. "'".".I continues. remarked ".
u ""'''" OII morning
VT. "'''', uaid.f oi lH' Hardy
ir"u 'I' sessions oI medical as-J-
cI'Iiuh To Dee "..d 40 Dallas. Texas.
NoIh oI excavation Tor the iouud.-
iloH oil jHe ncM MOTEL which has been
ai d sldhdsilII Tor Ic" days, has
berh ir7 umad.
superintendent {. W. Richards qt
the Ardmore public schools. is in NoI.
man attending a students conference
10 discuss the moral and religious prob
Icms OF school life
Mary Ann Robinson, ten years old.
q pupil at ST. Agnes Academy wao.
dled AT thal institution, was buried yes
brother survives.
Tom EIlis' highway commissioner,
dragged lhr Mulhey road Tor 1--WE
illI'a from AIdmore east following
'h' SUNDAY ram ana put u III most
eA'''''h' cohul'Io"
a marriage license mas oeeh lt7u'a
Dl ,I'Ih OF lue courts d. W Duke l.
t d. pohHeIl uI NJ. joe l'Ad7' ana
MISS Md'Ile PERKINS OF springer
10y " Spe'iaI ul'prhsaliou rom ~
tI'hu ious' 10 MyIlIt LouI' no. Io"
Nl,lE''7 OF S'".'7' ''e lo'" oIu''
VIII confer 'n' ueHr'eS Oh page t7.
Pu'I' ana HDlBH' at 'he meeting TO-
i'oI'o" hiE"I
sun Ior '"h''IIa'ioh o' an OIL I'as'
ON 'he east h"II OF tne southwest quar-
Ter oI section H. township South
district Gourl oy II. II. louu against
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09

VI A. Loggins, representing Theo
Karl tenor soloist, of New York, was
In the city yesterday negotiating with
the Philharmonic Society for Mr.
Harls appearance here next winter
THE club was unable 10 sign contract
with MIR Karl because of other plans
lt viii De remembered here that D.,
appeared here with the New Nort
Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09

Suit for the recovery of N,2631S,
principal and interest on a promissory
note executed in Atlanta, Ga, in July
1912. and attorneys fees amounting TO
$l263l, has zecn filed in district court
by " T Bryan. l.. II. Keller is named
as defendant in the petition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09

Tom Ellis, highway commissioner
dragged the Mulkcy road for five
miles from Ardmore east following
the Sunday rain and put 10 in most
excellent condition
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-09

Mary Ann Robinson ten years Old.
% pupil at st. Agnes Academy wao
died at that institution was buried yes.
tcrday in the Catholic cemetery Ola
brother survives.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
years old I have ) sisters and little
brother his name is Billy
Ella Robson
1920 Center Avenue.

Shall send you my letter to Santa?
that Jolly good natured old man? Who
comes every year with the North
wind and brings us the best that he
can? Dear Santa: The letter begins
with
He knows where l live when l say
|"I thank you for coming last Christ
mass" please bring me dolly named
May. and Santa mamma needs q
thimble when she sews pretty dresses
for me. She made me beautiful pink
one to wear when go out to tea.
The baby would tell you what she
wants, if she she were not to little to
write. So I'll just jot them down with
the others. '.t,
"A rattle. and teeth, for to bit Our
Tom wants to go to the North Pole.
He thinks he's big boy you know.
He'll need big sled with bright run
ners and dogs for to drive over the
snow. Papa didn't say yet what he
wants, But don't you know, he likes to
tell, that on Christmas morn he is
awakened by the chimes of your bells,
and kindly remember dear Santa the
poor children who always do look over
the cold frozen snowflakes, with many
a longing for you. Now Santa this
letter is ended. My name at the bot
tom you'll see. III wait for yoar COM
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
DELIVER CHRISTMAS EVE.

Christmas eve all the wonderful
pairs Of stockings will be delivered
to Ottumwa's needy little children.
The members of the 1917 Christmas
Stocking club have given most gener-
ously and the Courier Juniors expec.
tations are more than fulfilled. In
fact, no one here can find words suit
able to express the Junior depart
ment's appreciation. We wish merry
and happy Christmas to all.
AT Christmas tide the open hand,
Scatters its bounty DER sea and land,
And none is left to grieye alone,
For love is heaven and claims its
own"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
Christmas Stocking
Club w ants Many
o Be Happy

Dear Members OF the 1917 Christmas
Stocking club: The beautiful season
of Christmas is here. and there are
many needy little children who will
be made happy by your generosity.
And we feel sure that all the members
Of the 1917 Christmas Stocking club
will be happy and merry on that day
of days which commentaries the
birth of the Christ child. the Savior OF
the world.
Next Junior day we will give full
report of the 1917 Christmas Stocking
club.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

Rosemary Sweeney (Red Lodoe.)
Monty
Billy y. Sweeney (Red Lodse.)
Helen n. Duke.
William Frank Duke.
Martha Elizabeth Albert.
Barbara Ruth Albert.
Joseph. Rogers, Jr. (Jamaica, N. w
In memory Of Beatrice Vivian
Breeding.
Francis John Rump.
Morris Joseph RumA
Regina Reese.
Florence MeMichael.
Robert McMiehaei.
Paul MeMiehaei.
Billy Hoicomb.
Mary Margaret sonwilI.
William Harold Kaiser.
Frances Airline Salters.
Regina Mildred Reeee. !,
Willard n. Pedrsck, Jr.
John Lumsdon pedrick.
celvin eIixt Johnson.
Curtis Robert johnson.
William MeNett.
Garner MeNett.
Dorothea Lurene Creath.
Mary Beth Lowenbers.
John A. Lowenbere.
Jean Louise Lowenbere.
Robert Daniel Wood.
Louise Matilda Wood.
Linus Deeds Gibbs (Humeston.)
Jane Frances Doran.
Joseph kannaIy ooran.
Cash 500.
Charlotte Lemorne Asbury.
Robert William DUd0eon, (Allaha.
bad, lndia).
Ruth Evans oudseon, (AIlahabad,
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MANY NEEDY CHILDREN.

The needy children to whom The
Courier Junior 1917 Christmas Stock
ing club will give the gifts, will be as
many as last year, 1912 at least. Up
to date the membership on the "honO!
rolf is ahead Of December 20, 1916
which was 5o4. Today it is nearing
the 600 mark Consequently. we are
planning a membership of at least S75,
S75 names represented 1912 pairs of
stockings. The cash donations from
the 1916 Courier Junior Stocking club
enabled us to buy 337 pairs of stock
ings as we'll as dolls. candy. etc. We
feel sure the 1917 Christmas Stocking
club will exceed last years. However,
we will be happy if it reaches the
same goal, S75 members, which, with
the cash donations will enable US to
give every needy child a pair Of nice
warm stockings, as well as toys.
candy, etc.
Join club today The names of the
members of The 1917 Courier Junior
Stocking club, organized October 26
by Veronica Flactiff, will be published
each day. Every name Is considered
solemn pledge to give one pair Of
well-filled stockings. and The Courier
Jr., in turn promises faithfully to see
that only needy children are the
recipients.
The membership to date follows:
Veronica Flactif!.
Margaret Louise Higgins.
Thomas Arthur Reifsnyder.
Ardery Jay Hughes. !.
Juanita Mecarty.
vertia Cecil King.
Billie King. Jr.
aMildred Riley. i
Sally Jane Martin.
Pauline MeReynoids.
Virginia Louise Ruhe.
Helen Elizabeth Citizens. ,
Rosemary Citizens.
Aappy Hour club Is pairs.)
Edward Winfield Mussrove.
Dorothy Evelyn Hansmann.
Lois Wilheimina Hansmann.
Rose Lee Polling. -
Joseph Patrick Tray.
Mary Agnes Tray.
Mildred Lorenzo vansyock.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

l want skates, . sweater. 4 Knife
and . lot Of candy and fruit.
l hope you wfll get my. letter.
Your little friend,
Adrian Minhouser.
Ottumva,
r. No. 4.
Dear Santa Claus.
am sod boy. would Nike ~ yan
to bring me writing desk and Z book
for little boy to read.
And don't forget my little sister. She
would like to have . doll buexy AMI
some little dishes. We would IKE to
have some candy and nuts. this in all
Bernard Pohlson.
Ottumwa, Ia, Dec IL 1917
Rural Route
Dear Santa Claus
| am little GIRL 10 years old. Ny nAnne
is Bertha Kbaer. have . little hother
years OLD and his name n JoeiaA Yfb-
Ter.
We were very thankful to you for
the presants last year. And void be
very thankful to receive some this yeas
1 void IKE . fOe nuts ana some cAndy
and q fue preaAnts Ne and my broth
er has no shose 10 ware ana we can
not 30 to school. Ny father - n yeass
old and 10 not able to work much We
live on tho Chilhcethe roed and ara
rcut Is rout 4 and
Charley Bea8ier il are mail man
We 1.-Two just across the little bria1o N
Mrs. Moretys farm in = rock hsuss
Dear Santa
please send me for Xmas,
A big doll and a Ntle doh bed . set OF
dishes and my little sister
dishes
and a pretty hat for the doll
& a pocket book
thank you
Leoni. Green
AL w Main st
OTTAWA, Il. 12-14, 1S11
Dear Santa CNus
am a little 10Y nine years pld. L 20
to the Bear Creek school, and am in
tho third grade. like to 30 to school
am going to tel you what Weall
like to have Tor S.iFistmas. X want .
knife. pair Of skates, . sled and ssGns
candy and oranges.
Your Little Friend,
ChaI1Dg Theme.
:. 011a
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

1ear ago ! ribbon tied a beautiful lot
VI sea shells for a certain purpose,
hen never used then and today
hought, why not play Santa Claus and
1--WE them to you who may never go
o the sea shore The shells are the
;nowy white scallops and variegated
,ictans matched in pairs, drilled. then
led with baby ribbons, and will send
+, pair to anyone who sends a stamp
or postage. or number of them if
ion Shells are heavier than the seed
sent you last spring and will require
more careful wrapping. And all are
Welcome to send for there is fine
OF of them.
AS to the moon flower seed that
lent, was glad to hear that some had
success, while many failed owing, they
.hought, to late and wet spring. I
vas in Ohio all this summer SO did
lot get a chance to get more of the
neon flower seed. so have only few
seeds of year ago. But here ! am
like crooked wagon wheel, away "off
the track | started to write only Of
shells So let me farther say. please
send plain address. as well as the
postage, for would it not be awful in
my old age to get cross-eyed, by
squirting trying to make out a poor
address that looks as though the writ
er knew it and thought ought to.
Yours,
Mrs. Alice Warner.
2332 East Fifth St, Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl years old. was
very thankful to you for the presants
you gave me last year and would like
some this year. / would like doll,
a dollhouse and train. And l will
Ike fue candy and nuts.
From Bridgit Stump,
Route 4, Box Al.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Santa CT use.
/ am a little girl ) years old and J
have little sister 5 years old.
hope you VIII remember me as am
very poor and ! would like to have
something, nice for Christmas. for we
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
Dear Santa

Dear Santa
Please bring me a doll and some rib
bons and stockings and pretty book
go to school every day my teachers
name is Mrs Page like her she is
good am in the first room / am s
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

have no money and wont have any.
thing for Christmas.
mace and Jessie Fleming
212 Union street. Ottumwa.
Dear Santa
Please bring me a doll and some
dishes and some stockings. and candy
and nuts. am 5 years old.
Edna May Robinson.
1920 Center Ave.
Dear Santa Claus
/ will write and tell you what to
bring me ] want little wa gon and a
drum and some candy and must now
don't for get me am year old have
no little brothers but has s. little sisters
so don't forget my little sisters
Billy Robson
1920 Center Ave. Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Santa
Will you please bring me doll and
ribbon, story book some stockings.
nuts and candy am years old have
; sisters and one brother SO don't for
get them to / go to school every day I
am in the 5 room so to Garfield school
like my teacher my name is
Emma Robinson
1920 Center Avenue.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
Dear Santa Claus,

Dear Santa Claus,
l am little boy twelve years old.
1 have never written to the junior
before. 60 to the Bear Greek School.
am in the fifth grade, and l like It
very much.
/ am telling you what would like
q. have for ChrtutWas. I. vualA, 9k4
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
q box of candy, cap, and some
oranges.
Your friend,
Everett Logan,
Ottumwa, IL.
r. r. 4, Box 116.

Dear Santa Claus,
I am little boy ten year old. 20
to the Bear creek School. and am In
the third grade. like to 30 to school.
am going to tell you what would
like to have for Christmas.
want, skates, sweater, q knife
and q lot of candy and fruit. hope
you get my letter.
Your friend,
Everett Andrew Chadwick,
Ottumwa Ia, r r No.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 am = little girl nine years of age.
10 to the. Bear Greek School, am in
the fifth grade. and like 1t very much.
For Christmas would like to have
. ribbon, cap, some candy and sn
orange.
I have baby sister seventeen
months old, her name is Gertrude, l
would like for you to bring her a un-
breakable doll, pair Of stockings,
some candy and an orange.
Your friend
Lillian Fieer
Ottumwa Iowa
r r No.
I Box II
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

Caroline zoIiinser.
John A. Logan.
Mary Eleanor Logan.
David William shera.
Arthur Montgomery. ;.
Margaret Elizabeth Anthony.
Billy Sisson (Minneapoiis).
Raymond Baldwin.
V!roinia Elizabeth Elliott.
Mary Elizabeth Joy (saIt Lake
city.) ....
Rosemary Avery swenson.
laGurna Hood.
Carlos sayles.
Donald sayles.
Edwin Herbert Booz.
Mary Mildred RepIoaie (Roek 10
land.)
Sammy Cunningham.
Donna Carmen Leach.
Paul Ray Leach.
Carol Lee Palmer.
TheIma Mae Palmer.
Bessie Alma Lee.
In Memory Of Mamie e. Lee.
Samuel Homer Burton.
Chas. v. Ross, Jr.
Win. Joseph Wheaton.
Annie Rosaiie AekIey.
Dale Sturgis Stevens.
Evelyn Dorothy Adams.
Mary Madeline Hickey.
Robert e. Hickey.
Lillian isadore Eaton.
Jane Elizabeth Wood (R. R.)
Mary Evelyn Wood. (R. R.)
Earl Steinhoff.
John Francis Weber, Jr.
Bailey Cromwell Weber.
Helen Katherine Hagberg.
Geraldine cramblit
William Norris cramblitt, Jr.
Helen 1ernadine Ruekman.
Walter Charles Ruekman, Jr.
Max Medarrs Swanson.
Lawrence Price knipe.
Cash soc.
John Francis Herrick.
Edward Alphonsus Herriek.
Margaret Lucille Herriek.
w. J. Herriek, Jr.
Paul Benedict Herrick.
Robert Hickman Runneis.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
chauneey Fay.
6obbie Fay


Cecil Newquist, Dudley.
Gertrude Frink Schleicher.
Willard Lewis Rogers.
+ Odessa EvangeIie Reid, (chieaso)
Richard Rauscher.
Jimmy Williams.
Helen Louise Downey.
Alice Lorraine McElroy.
Margaret Maude McElroy.
Leslie Mildred Mccoy.
Helen Blanche Mccoy.
Robert Fritz Heinje.
Wayne Edward Songer.
Natalie Harrow Smith (LittIe Roekl
Stephen Harrow Smith (Littse
Rock).
Gretchen Grotz.
Robert Charles Croft.
Virginia Grotz.
George Donald Pickett.
Paul Clifford Pickett.
Clifford Warner (elakesburo r
No. 3.
Dorothy Frances Way'and.
Willis Richard Frost.
Gerald Eugene Lee.
Thomas Vim. Setcheii, Jr.
Harry Shelby Carson (chariton).
Dorothy WiIletha Bray.
velma Arlene Bray.
Cecil Adamson, (R. No. 81.
Margaret Eleanor Garfield.
Russell Edwin Wright
Bernard Huston.
Mary Catherine Huston.
Raymond Eugene Carlson.
Doris Louise Carlson.
Hervy Earle Hendricks.
Marjorie Ellen Baker.
Baxter Randolph Smith, (chatta.
noosa, Tenn.)
Constance Annette Smith, (chatta.
nooga, Tenn.)
Donald Wait Kendall.
Virginia Harriet Pickett.
Maxine Eleanor Harryman.
The j. e. Club Is pairs).
Ruth Elizabeth Wall.
Waiter Curtis Wall, Jr.
Martha Marie WEIGH.
Olive Marie Harrington, (Lincoin,
Nebr.)
Donald Irwin Walker.
Bertha Hannah.
Nooin NFeCelIuS wise.
Virginia Louise Fuiimer.
Mary Maxine FulImer.
Frances Lou Fullmer.
Margaret coushiin.
John NJ. c.nny.
Margaret Mary canny.
Mary Eleanor canny.
Edward 3. canny.
Robert e. canny.
Teresa Louise canny.
Robert J. Powell.
Jack Powell.
? Billy G. Powell.
Billy J. Powell.
Richard N. Powell.
Holman Faust Evanston, IIl.)
Dudley Faust (Evanston, IIi.)
Ebert Faust Evanston, ilI.)
Jean Faust Evanston, NY
Caroline Faust, Evanston, M
Mary Gertrude Lamb.
Dorothy May MaeManus (chieaao.)
Eleanor Patricia MaeManus lchi.
:aso.)
Tecia Won schrader Eau claire.)
Gretchen Won Sehrader (Eau
1Iaire.)
FRITZ Won Schrader (Eau ciaire.)
~. T. kester Jr. Evanston, NY
Marshall kester Evanston, liI.)
Linus ~. Niemeyer, Jr.
Jordan NARROW Work.
Dorothy Corriek.
Martha Louise Corriek.
Junior eoner.
In memory Of Virginia soner.
Francis Edward Keller.
John William Keller.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
THE COURIER JUNIOR
DEPARTMENT
Published BY
THE COURIER PRINTING CO.
ottuvnwa. Iowa
EDITOR
MATILDA DEVEREAUx
For T he Attention
Of Dear Santa
And Friends

To Dear Santa and Friends: The
following letters are exact copies OF
the Originals and we want you TO
read them all carefully. Among the
letters is one signed by Mother in
behalf Of her children. Another
friend. who lives in Florida. wants to
give away some shells if readers OF
TIE Courier will write to her.
A MOTHERS APPEAL.
Dear Editor Would like for you to
send the children some stockings this
year as the ones who always got
their Christmas for them have gone
TO war. ! have six children. but il
you don't have enough stockings for
all Just send to the older ones that
have to go to school.
Their ares are nine. seven. five,
four and . years, and baby. four
months.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
Mother
P. S. They will have no Christ
mas only the stocking this year. ii
you send them.
Ottumwa Iowa.
Dec Il, 1917.
SEA SHELLS FOR ALL.
Editor and Readers Of the Courier:
A merry Christmas to you, and here
= my biz TO help make it so. Over
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SEA SHELLS FOR ALL.

Editor and Readers of the Courier:
A merry Christmas to you, and here
y my biz TO help make it so. Over a
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21

ing this Christmas For ] know that
you wont forget me.
Lois Gates
Promise City.
Deare Sanity close Send me pare sock
and some candy and peanuts oringe
and ruber ball
hery fleming
dear santa clause will you send me
french harp and gun and some tools
and fiddle and candy apples and
nuts
and send my little Brother q wagon
and Doll.
Clarence Elder
705 Sheridan ave Ottumwa Iowa
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
Edith JuIietfe Hale.
Ruth Christie.
William Christie.

Eleanor Elizabeth capps.
Wallace Arthur Canes.
Philip Bernhard Hermann.
Richard Matson Hofmann.
Margaret isabella Kelly (chieaso)
Gertrude Kelly (chieaso).
Frederick A Mstson, Jr. (chieaso).
jack M1tson (chie1oo).
Clark Royal Matson Oshkosh, Wis.)
Clara Alice Kern.
Harold Wesley Curry.
Chester Benson Curry.
Helen Jvanita Curry.
Lewis Paul Caster. a
kathIyn Eloise Galley.
Margaret Eioise eur<man.
Gordon N. Patton, Jr.
Laura Belle Pattern
Mn. Herbert cosswoiL
Cash 81.
RUSSELL Eugene VIM
Michael Carroll.
Edward Carroll.
John MeGuffey.
Cash $50.
John Alfred Parker.
Cash SOC.
Helen Alice Sharp.
AnoeIine Sharp.
veima Mae Cox.
Victor n. HendsrsoN. a
Carl Norman White.
CASH 81.
Eioise sharer (Muscatins).
Cash SO.
Cash e.
Billy Cooper.
Betty Cooper.
Nellie Mae Moore.
William Edward staebIer.
Jack Howard Staebler.
In memory Of Maxine Louise Bow.
IN.
Laura Lee.
Cash IS.
James Emanuel Gee (R. No. y.
Cecil Gee (R. No. y.
Ada Gee (R. No. y.
Stella Gee r. No. -.
Maxine Louise eo~es (0es Moines).
Virginia Hall (Pttt3buroh).
Frances Louise Hall (pitt3burgh).
Victor Harold Henderson.
Mary Gertrude Ltz.
Allan virginia Smith.
Pauline May Sheets.
Clifford Eugene Sheets, IT,, iona.
NJ.
M and Mr. AroL, fc.,..n,
rwo have. a. .tceki.c. ,,;%<s.. 80
:hristn.s aood;e. ' 80
M. Masu.r.t oa,ih.. tn,.,d.,
.cash -. iaIys
Paroda Ann nunnina
VIRGINIA 0QlnNAA0.
earon eurgess Cunning.
grace Seoek0eF9er.
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India J.

meas" es.h 500.
Cash 75c.
Jack K. Chambers.
Charles Greenieaf Merrill, Jr.
Dorothy Vernon Merrill.
James Alan Briei, (Ster!ins, colo.).
Lucille Morrow Moffett.
Alberta Ann Moffett-
Francanna Duke, (kakoha).
Eugene Palmer Keen.
Doris Elizabeth Hammond.
Celeste sierce.
Charles 3. Bieree. q
vennie Carlson.
Martha Jane LoWenbera.
Caroline Virginia Giitner.
1ernice Annabeiie Woodman.
Billy Sullivan.
Lemont Eaton.
Arthur Eaton.
Anna Elizabeth Eaton.
Mary Louise Eaton.
Donald Ray Wilson.
In memory Of Marjory Frances vii.
son.
Woodrow Wilson.
Dorothy Arlene Wilson.
Robert James Mc6urney, z pairs.
Maxine chenoweth.
John Russell chenoweth.
In memory Of John Maxwell Greer.
William Cline Greer.
Laura Maxine Greer.
Frank Vernon Utter.
Marian Wilson.
Billie Wilson.
Gerald cookstone Cornell.
Deiphine Opal Cornell.
GwendiIyn Retha Cornell.
RoIIa Seneca Cornell.
Gordon Carlson Rosene.
Bobby Russell Rosene.
Donald Maxwell Fern.
Jacob William Onstott.
John Allen onstott.
: Dorothy Frances Hall (chicago).
Jean Lucille Hall (chieago).
Ernestine Myrtle Jones.
Mabel Rose Wadsworth.
Florence o'MaIIey.
In memory Of Ruth Elizabeth Kent.
Harold Sydney Kent
MarcelIa Louise Marshall.
Richard Dale Pentzer.
Virginia Maxine Scots.
In memory Of William Marion Dim.
nit.
George Frederick Dimmitt-
Bertha May Dimmitt.
Frederick Tisdaie Cushing.
Philip Edmunds Pratt (Ft. Madl
'on).
Maxine kitterman.
Rosemary vollmef.
Marjorie Wilma Stiles.
Mildred IdeIl eolar.
$ Edith Hazel Bolar.
Ines Lucille eoiar. sf
Stella Margaret solar.
Robert Mekiveen chiIds.
Janet Louise Hardseoo.
Nancy Mecune.
Martin Hardseog, Jr.
Murray Alfred Hardseo0.
Dorothy Louise Jacobs.
Frank Melntire Pollard.
In memory o. Florence Andrew.
Lucius A. Andrew, Jr.
Mary katheryn Larkin.
Ruth Helen Larkin.
Joseph Larkin.
Maurice Harold Glentzer, PUEBLO,
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Charlie. Paul e'e"tzsr, pueblo.
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Martha Louise eyrne.
Dorothy WilIetha Bray.
Veima Arlene Bray.
LaeIare Boles, (DrskesviIie).
Cecil Adamson, (R. No. 81.
Billy Rector, Dudley.
James Bennett Briggs.
Virginia Work.
In memory Of Clay Henderson.
Sara Elizabeth Henderson,
Jack Woodrow.
Vera Madeline Steiner.
Michael Lennon.
! Margaret Lennon.
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