McCROSKY, Mac, 129 McCULLOUGH, Arthur, 165, 350 McCULLOUGH, Bob, 61 McCUTCHEN, 143 McDANIEL, Ernest, 267, 293 McDANIEL, Richard S., 71, 73 McDANIEL, S.S., 13 McDONALD, Andrew, 4, 221 MCDONALD, Mildred, I64 McDUFEE, Floyd, 294 McFARLAND, Martha E., 122' McFARLAND, Milton C., 122 McGOVERN, James, 226, 274 McGOVERN, Linda, 306 McGOVERN, W., 226 McGOWAN, Ed, 22 McGOWAN, Jane, 100 McGOWAN, Calvin, 23,100 McGRANE, Don, 275 McGREEVY, Beverly, 76,267 McGREEVY, Hugh, 34, 35 McGREEVY, Leone, 76 McGREEVY, Mike, 62,374 McGREEVY, Sherry, 122 McG REEVY, Vincent, 292 McGUIRE, Catherine, 24 McGUIRE, Dr., 123,251 McGUIRE, Dr. E., 251,252 McGUIRE, Joe, 323 McGUIRE, J.G., 4, 22 39 McGUIRE, Tom, 293 McGUIRE, William, 74, 123, 129, I30. I33, I34 McGUIRK, Dorothy, 234 McINTYRE, William, 133,272 McINTOSH. P.S.. 190 McKAY,G.D., 13,93,130 McKEAN, Dr. Alexander, I60 McKEAN, A. Beatrice, 160 McKEAN, Andrew, 149 McKEAN, Andy, 15, I49, 160,161,266 McKEAN, Charles, 160 McKEAN, Connie, 232 McKEAN, Delia, 160 McKEAN, Evan, I60, 161 McKEAN, Fergus, 3, 130 McKEAN, Fern, 149, 161 McKEAN, Francis C., 3, 160 McKEAN, Dr. Hugh, 160 McKEAN, James W., 149,160 MOKEAN, John, B, I3, 77, 149, 160, 221 McKEAN, Nancy, 149 McKEAN, Samuel, 160 McKEAN, Thomas, 160 McKEE, Rev. L.U., 216 McKINNEY, Dr. Lillie Y., 253 McKINSTRY, C., 226, 307 McKINSTRY, Dorothy, 307 McKINSTRY, Ernst, 307 McKINSTRY, Irene, 307 McKINS'I‘RY, James Z., 343 McLAREN, J.H.,207, 203 McLAUGHLIN, Bernard, 73, 156, 157, 211, 331 McLAUGHLIN, Catherine, 153 McLAUGHLlN, Cecilia, 153 MCLAUGHLIN, Dorothy, 157, 153, 254, 282, 287 McLAUGHLIN, Earl, 156,157 McLAUGHLIN, Glen, 15, 39, 143, 157, 153, III], 212, 267, 271, 272, 274, 328, 350 McLAUGHLIN, Grace, 156 McLAUGl-ILIN, Maldean, 156,157, I62 McLAUGHLIN, Mary E.,157 MCLAUGHLIN, Rita, 156,157, 231, 267 McLAUGHLIN, Simon, I7, 53, I34, 156, I57 McLAUGHLIN, T.S., 203 McLEES, Harry, 146 McLEES, Jack, 245 McMAHAN, C.W., 174,132 McMAHON, J.A., 211, 212 McMICKEL, Roy, 22, 24 McMURRIN, Chester, 272 McMURRIN, Mary, 353 McNALLY Jack, 246 McNAMARA, Ann, 170 McNAMARA, Anna, 161 McNAMARA, Bernard, 161 McNAMAR.A, Berniece, 161,243 McNAMARA, Cletus, 21, 162, 350 McNAMARA, Dan, 162 McNAMAR.A, David, 162 McNAMAR.A, Dennis, I62 McNAMARA, Donald, 162 McNAMARA, Doug, 21, 162 McNAMARA, Elizabeth, I62 McNAMARA, Emilin, 157, 161,162,303 McNAMARA, Frank, 161, 132, 350 McNAMAR.A, Jerry, 162 McNAMAR.A, John, 161, 162,199, 230 McNAMARA, Joseph, 111 McNAMARA, Kathleen, 153, 157, 162 McNAMARA, Kathryn, 162 McNAMARA, Leo,111 McNAMAR.A, Linda, 162 McNAMARA, Loras, 162 McNAMARA, Mary,159, I60, 161 McNAMARA, Mary K., 160 McNAMAR.A, Mary Lou, 53 McNAMARA, Mary Louise, Ill McNAMARA, Michael, 162 McNAMARA, Nadine, 349 McNAMARA, Patricia, 267 McNAMARA, Patrick, 162, 170 MeNAMARA, Rick, I62 McNAMARA, Robert, 161, 267 McNAl\IARA, Sandie, 162 McNAMARA, Steve, 162 McNAMARA, Theresa, 162 McNAMARA, Thomas, 161, 162,200 McNAMARA, William, I61, 162 McQUAID, Marian, 233, 239 McQUAID, Paul,350 McQUAID, Mrs. J.A., 23-3 MCQUEEN, J.B., 13, 43 McROBERTS, Dale O. Jr., 163,239 McROBERTS, Janet, 163 McROBERTS, Dr. Jerry, 163 McROBERTS, JoAnn, I63 McROBERTS, Marilyn, 163 McROBERTS, Louise, 163 MEAD, Helen, 295 MEAD, Myron, 343 MEADE, Connie, 175 MEADE. Jay, 133 MEADE, Jennie, 123 MEADE, Jess, 23 MEADE, Jesse, 133 MEEK, Jacob, 117 MEEKS, Arlen, 119 MEEKS, Arthur, I19 MEEKS, Darwin, 119 MEEKS, Eldon, 264,317, 373 MEEKS, Ina, 77 MEEKS, Jean, 119 MEEKS, Jennie, I19 MEEKS, Jhnny, 261 MEEKS, Lisa, 233, 261, 359 MEEKS, Mildred, 119, 139 MEEKS, Miles, 119 MEEKS, Milton, 62, 119, 279,374 MEEKS, Neita, 119 MEEKS, Newell, 119 MEEKS, Wanda, I19 MEEKS, Zella, 119 MEINEKE, Frank, 317 MEINEKE, Rusty, 317 MELCHERS, Alva, 120 MELCHERS, Elfrieda, 120 MELCHERS, Folkert, 120 MELCHERS, John, 120 MELCHERS, Margaret, 120 MELCHERS, Renelda, 120 MELECKER, Charley, 17 MELICHAR, Charlie, 303 MELLECHER, Charles, 75,76 MELLICKER, Charley, 24 MELROY, John, 92,93 MEREDITH, Darrell, 139, 190 MEREDITH, Sarah, 230 MERRILL, Amos, 100 MERRILL, Charles, G., 90 MERRILL, Cory, 233 MERRILL, Fay, 293 MERRILL, Kenneth, 175 MERRILL, Myrtle, 203 MERRILL. Rev. O.W., 203 MERRITT, Ames, 99 MERRITT, Dick, 163 MERRITT, Jack, 44 MERRITT, John, 132 MERRITT, Joyce, 44,175 MERRITT, Seward N., 330 MERRITT, Walter H., 279 MERSHON, Carl, 24, 194 MERSHON, Casey, 236 MERSHON, Catherine, 349 MERSHON, C.H., 99 MERSHON, Donald, 273 MERSHON, Ed., 223 MERSHON, Hendrixon, 99 MERSHON, John, 98 MERSHON, Karl, 193 MERSHON, Noble, 99, 102 MERSHON, Sherilda, 102 MERSHON, Dr. Thomas, 93, 99 MESSERLI, Dan, 347, 343 MESSERLI, Viola, 349 METCALF, Charles, 44, 230, 274, 312 METCALF, Christin, 313 METCALF, C.W., 22, I34 METCALF, Emma, 44 METCALF, Horace, 2, 4, 41, 42, 44,70, 73, 77, B4hi 81$ METCALF, Karen, 313 METTIE, Charles, 370 METFLER, Iris, 336 METTLER, Robert E., 347 M'E'I'I‘LIN, Ruth, 105 MEYER, Chris, 236 MEYER, James A., 52 MEYER, Carlton, 199 MEYER, Mrs. Peter, 209 MICHELS, Donald L., 279 MICHELS, Florence, 239 MICHELS, Frank, 323, 343 MICHELS, Mildred, 349 MICHELS, Paul, 119 MICHELS, Phyllis, 279 MICHELS,William, 119 MICHOLSON, Joan, 290 MIELL, Bret, 236 MILES, Jane, 267 MILES, Mrs. Vern, 123 MILLARD, C.S.,l73 MILLER, Amy, 105 MILLER, Benjamin, 105, 143, 174,173 MILLER, Bettie, 109 MILLER, Bob, 62, 66 MILLER, Cal, 233 MILLER, Chub, 293 MILLER, Claudia, 239,293 MILLER, C.A., 139 MILLER, C.E., 350 MILLER, Cordy, 362 MILLER, Dan, I05, 275 MILLER, Dorothy, 267 MILLER, D.N., 350 MILLER, Earl F., 149 MILLER, Esther, 349 MILLER, E.V., 99, I33, 153, 32.5 MILLER, Fred, 212 MILLER, Dr. Geoffrey, 116, I53, 252, 256, 322, 323 MILLER, Harry W., 149 MILLER, Jacob, 146,216 MILLER, Joe, 22, 233 MILLER, John, 105,307 MILLER,J.O., 136 MILLER J.W., 47 MILLER, Leland, 105 MILLER, Luella B., 149 MILLER, L.A., 274 MILLER, Rev. M.B., 216 MILLER, Mabel E., 149 MILLER, Merton M., 149 MILLER, Nell, 231, 349 MILLER, Oscar, 13, 230. 293 MILLER, Rev. Pard, 217 MILLER, Philomene, 234 MILLER, Phyllis, 267 MILLER, Ralph, 3%, 343 MILLER, Raymond, 279 MILLER, Rebecca, 105 MILLER, Robert, 176,233 MILLER, Ruby, I49 MILLER, Sally, 116 MILLER, Sara, 322 MILLER, Timothy, 105 MILLER, Verne F., 353 MILLER, Virgil, 53 MILLER, V.F., 350 MILLER, W.A., I33 MILLIKAN, Mabel, 221 MILLIKAN, Rev. S.F., I09, 206 MILLS, Clair, 52 MILLS, David, 234 MILLS, George, 24 MILLS, I-I.F., 13 MILLS, Mildred, 61 MILLS, Ray J ., 294 MILNE, James, 23 MILNE, William J., 72, 73 MILVERSTED, R.A., 350 MINEGAR, Stan, 202 MINER, Alvina, 233 MINER, Mrs. I-Iarold, 233 MINGER, Mark, 275 MINNEVITCH, Borrah, 6 MIRICK, Irving, 273 MITCHELL, G.A., 27 MITCHELL, Louise, 136 MITCHELL, Max L., 343 MITCHELL, Pa t, 263, 264 MITCHELL, Shannon, 233, 236 MITCHELL, Rev. Jame-s, 163 MITCHELL, Rev, Lloyd, 217 MIZAUR, David, 264 1-'1 a MOE, A MOE, June, 234 MOE, J.A., 17 MOENCK, Art, 200, 223,273 MOHR, Alvin, 119 MOHR, Bessie, 119 MOHR, Edward, 119 MOHR, Herman, I19 MOHR, John, 119 MOHR, Lee, 113,119 MOHR, Maggie, 119 MOHR, Virgil, 113,119 MOHR, Wilhelm, 119 MONCRIEF, Bob, 246 MONCRIEF, Dean, 246 MONGER, Charles, 50 MONK, August. 120 MONK, Genevieve,l20 MONK, Hannah, 120 MONK, Judy, 233 MONK, Kevin, 120 MONK, Patti, 233 MONK, August Jr., 117, 120 MONROE,G.H.,21, 123,199 MONROE, Harvey, 117 MONROE, Hassen, 117 MONROE, H.H., 325 MONROE, Max, 267 MONROE, W.C., 117 MONSERUD, Meridith, 239 MONTGOMERY, Lucille, 2'76 MOORE, Anne, 300 MOORE, Carolyn, 233 MOORE, Dan, 303 MOORE, Douglas, 247 MOORE, E.R., 50,92,94,133,300 MOORE, E.K., 360 MOORE, Joseph, 55 MOORE, Kyle, 135 MOORE, Marcus, 51, 55 MOORE, Margie, 279, 349 MOORE, Mary, 175,300 MOORE, Merlin, 231,324 MORAN, Bertha, 231 MORAN, Polly, 76 MOREHOUSE, John, 99 MOREHOUSE, Margaret, 99 MOREY, Henry, 123,233,231 MOREY, Lena, 123 MOREY, Nellie, 119,231, 239 MORGAN, Fred A., 313 MORGAN, Hila, 6,313 MORGAN, W. Gary, 239 MORIARITY, Pat, 343 MORNING, Iva, 122, 2'95 MORNING, Pete, 303 MORNING, Ray, 264 MORNING, Roy, 166,316 MORRILL, C.L., 206 MORRIS, Edward A.. 265 MORRIS, Kris, 375 MORRISEY, Clifford, 120 MORRISEY, Gerald, 119 MORRISEY, Helen, 113, 119 MORRISEY,Jay, 120 MORRISEY, Jim, 61 MORRISEY, John, 120 MORRISEY, Leo, 120 MORRISEY, Margaret, 119, I20 MORRISEY, Melburn, 120 MORRISEY, Mildred, 119 MORRISEY, Paul, 120 MORRISON, Robert, 176 MORRISSEY, David L., 72, 73 MORROW, June, 233, 239 MORSE, Shorty, 192 MORSE, William, 3 MOSELY. Gail, 267 MOSSBARGER. Janet, I63 MO'I'I‘, Catherine M., 99 MOTI‘, M., 17, 99, 136 MOWBRARY, Rowena, 176 MOWERY,Jacob,117 MOWERY, Bill,24 MOWERY, William, 267 MOYER, Dorothy, 233, 239 MOYER, Grace, 239 MOYER, Philip, 99 MOYER, Ronald E., 279 MUCK, Bill, 293 MUDD, Melbom, I20 MULCAHY, Rev. D.P., 211 MULCONNERY, Margaret, 169 MULCONNERY, Maurice, 211 MULFORD, Dennis, 275 MULFORD, Sara, 236 MULL, I-Iomer, Ill MULL, Louise, 111 MULLEN, Leta, 243 MULLER, Don, 264 437
MULLETT, Dusty, 233 MULLIGAN, Dianne. 204 MULLIGAN, Ed, 204 MULLIGAN, Phillip, 204 MULLIGAN, Stephen, 204 MULLIN, Larry, 229 MUNDY, Henry, 99 MURFIELD,J.S., 99 MURFIELD, Lynn, 227, 230, 267, 279 MURFIELD, Norman, 230 MURPHY, A.D., 69 MURPHY, Donna, 267 MURPHY, Dorothy, 279 MURPHY, E.J., 274 MURPHY, Thomas, 275, 234 MURRAY, Eunice H., 107 MURRAY, Jean, 264 MURRAY, Mabel, 267 MUSGROVE, Carol, 230 MUSGROVE, I.C., 202 MUSGROVE, Treva, 202 MUSSER, John, 273 MUSSER,William, 273,274 MUSSON, A.H., 99 MYERS, Bonnie, 295 MYERS, Chris, 235 MYERS, David, 116,117 MYERS, Shad, 233, 273 MYRICK, F.M., 99 MYRICK, C.T., 73, 99 MYRICK, Hobart, 221 NACHAZEL, Joe, 232 NAPIER, Bill, 204 NASH, George, I75 NASSIF, Anita, 263, 264 NASSIF, Nick, 62, 279, 350, 374 NEAL, Everett, 216, 275 NEHL, Jim, 263, 270 NEILLY, Hannah, 156 NEILSON, Clarence, 113 NELSEN, Frank, 279 NELSON, Rev. Victor, 214 NEMMERS, C.J., 234, 254, 350 NEMMERS, Dr. D.J., 231 NEPPL, Tony, 24,212 NEPPL, Virginia, 349 NEPPL, Walter, 231 NESPER, Frank, 323 NEUBERGER, F., 215 NEVILLE, Harry, 343 NEVILLE, Irene, 76 NEVILLE, Jack, 303, 309 NEVILLE. Maurice, 72, 73 NEVILLE, Michael, 117 NEVILLE, Robert, 139,267, 303 NEWHARD, Hubert, 139 NEWHARD, Lois, 349 NEWHARD, Robert, 197 NEWHARD, Scott, 270 NEWHARD, William, 99 NEWLIN, Harry, 202 NEWMAN, C.A., 99 NEWMAN, Dale R., 279 NEWMAN, E., 13,99 NEWMAN, J.L., 316 NEWMAN, Lewis, 239 NEWTON, William, 330 NICHOLS, J.D., 153 NICHOLS, Ken, 231 NICHOLSON, J., 13,99 NICKELS, James, 205 NICKELS, Mary A., 230 NIELSEN, Alvena, 120 NIELSEN, Andrew, 113, 120 NIELSEN, Catharine, 119 NIELSEN, Clarence, 117,119, 120 NIELSEN, Elaine, 120 NIELSEN, Helen, 233 NIELSEN, Henry, 120, 264 NIELSEN, Hulda, 120 NIELSEN, Joanne, 119 NIELSEN, Joyce, 119 NIELSEN, Keith, 120 NIELSEN, Larry, 120, 264 NIELSEN, Laura, 113,120 NIELSEN, Malinda, I13-120, 264 NIELSEN, Paul, 119 NIELSEN, Robert, 350 NIELSEN, Ruth, I20 NILES, Catherine, 267 NILES, Charles, 52, 75, 76, 273 NILES, Clara, 209, 2% NILES, Clifford, 23, 23 33, 65, 92, 94, 12.3, I I75, 173,139, 133,1Fae523'-1E532',-,5 . NIMS, Jack,175 NISSEN, Annie, 266 NISSEN, George, 115, 266 NOBLE, George. I3, I23, 293 NOBLE, N.S., 5, 56, 71,73, 132,133, 136. NOLAN, Connie, 276 NOLAN, Rhonda, 276 NORDIN, Jan, 356 NORDMAN , George, 246,247 NORLIN, Gus, 320 NORRIS, Brain, 235 NORRIS, Velma, 233, 239 NORTHEY, Robert, 122 NORTHEY, Ruth E., 122 NORTHRUP, Arthur, 294 NORTHRUP, Elam, 100, 101 NORTHRUP, Hattie, 100 NORTHRUP, James, 30, 99, I01 NORTHRUP, Jenny, I00 NORTHRUP, John, 101 NORTHRUP, Nancy, 100 NORTHRUP, Robert, 274 NORTON, Betty, 232 NORTON, Buddy, 62 NORTON, Don, 230,234 NORTON, Eric, 236 NORTON, Harmie, 119 NORTON, Harold I-I., 301, 303, 371, 372 NORTON, Iva Brarnts, 372 NORTON, Leonard, 46, 303 NORTON, Lucile, 119 NORTON, Marion, 37 NORTON, Neil, 61 NORTON, Pearl, 295 NORTON, William, 119 NOYA, Laura, 234, 321 NOYES, Florence, 129,314 NOYES, George, 314 NULL, Bob, 320 NULL, Carla, 295 OAKLEY, James, 136 O'BRIEN, J.V., 211 O'BRIEN, Monterey B.V., 163 OCHERBRACH, Larie, 76 O'CONNOR, Buck, 230 ODEEN, Charles. 267 ODEEN, B., 226 ODEEN, David, 263, 270,275 ODEEN, Ellen, 236 ODEEN, GUS, 22 ODEEN , John,267 ODEEN, Net.a,275 OELTJEN, Chad, 236 OEPPING, Judie, 260 OGDEN, A.C., 109 OGDEN, Alvin, 105 OGDEN, Bettie, 109 OGDEN, Connie, 105, 110 OGDEN, John M., 104,107, 109 OGDEN, Lucille, I05, 109, 110 OGDEN, Mary E., 107 OGDEN, Parke, 105, I09, I10 OLIVER, David, 236 OLIVER, William, 175 OLMSTEAD, Amarcha, 99 OLMSTEAD, Lathrop, 93 OLTMAN, Alice, 320 OLTMAN, Amy, 320 OLTMAN, Wayne, 234 OLTMANN, Donna, 270, 271, 232, 292 OLTMANN, Fay, 270 OLTMANN, Melody, 233 OLTMANN, Troy, 235 OLTMANNS, Albert, 111 OLTMANNS, Carl, 111 OLTMANNS, Irene, 105 OLTMANNS, Marie, I11 OMHOLT, Inger, 234 ORCU'I'I‘, Ann, 105 ORCU’I'I‘, Spencer, 233 ORCUTT, Steve, 233 ORMSBY, Henry, 99 ORR, Lester, 167 ORTGIES, Alvin, I07 ORTGIES, Agusta, 107 ORTGIES, Carl, 111 ORTGIES, Emil, 107 ORTGIES, Gerd, I07 ORTGIES, John, 107,276 ORTGIES, Julie, 107 ORTGIES, Kathryn, 263 ORTGIES, Laura, 107 ORTGIES, Louis, 107 ORTGIES, Lubbe, 107 ORTGIES, Meta, 107 ORTGIES, Minnie, I07 ORTGIES, Phil, 276 ORTGIES, Richard, 107 ORTGIES, Ruth, 107 ORTGIES, Wilma, 107 OSBORNE, David, 104, 127 OSBORNE, Ida L., 239 OSBORNE, Lena, 155, 234 OSBORNE, Linus, 69, 73, I04, 127 9‘ 174 438 OSTERKAMP, Deane, 233 OSTERKAMP, John H., 275, 347 OSTERKAMP, Ladean, 264, 295 OSTERKAMP, Lucille, 5 OSWALD, Earl, 295 O‘TOOLE, Carmella, 76, 267 O‘TOOLE, Dan, 76 O‘TOOLE, Edmond, 267, 274 O‘TOOLE, Gorman, 223, 267 OTTEN, Carl, 350 OTTEN, Fred, 202, 203, 309 O'I'I‘EN, Lawrence, 61 O'l'I‘EN, Melvin, 164 OTTEN, Menno, 139 O'I‘TING, Billie, 246 O'I‘TING, Gary, 237 OVEL, Edna M., 76 OVERACKER, Adam, 116 OVERLY, Roy, 222 OVERTURF, 275 OWEN, Eric, 350 OWEN, Evan, 267 OWEN, Gertrude, 275 OWEN, Richard, 72 OWEN,William, 76,294 PALMER, Aaron, 22 PALMER, H.L., 11 PALMER, J.A., 13 PARHAM, Anna, 2 PARHAM, John, I fi;.L-'.-'N- 3.":-5? *9 5% 3.3 35 279, 231, 324 PARKER, William, 347 PARKS, A.D., 43 PARKS, Dennis, 350 PARKS, Jack, 275 PARKS, Jennifer, 321 PARKS, Pearl, 295 PARKS, Sarah, 291 PARMER, Carol, 264 PARROTI‘, Matt, 2, 49, 50, 203 PARSONS, Ambrose, 99 PARSONS, Genora, 314 PARSONS, H.C., 252 PARSONS, James M., 143, 149 PARSONS, Mickey, 349 PARSONS, Ray, 174, 343, 350 PARSONS, Silus, 97 PASCHALL, V.J ., 279 PASKER, Jon, 320 PASSICH, William, 231 PATE, Lovis, 162 PATNODE, Regina, 349 PA'I'I‘EN, Rev. William, 203 PATTERSON, Gail, 205, 206 PATTERSON, T.E., 325, 326 PATTON, E.K., 294 PA'I‘TON, Mina, 107 PATTON, W.B., 76 PAUL,CIifford, 129, 149 PAUL, Dr. J.D., I48, 225, 252, 255, 256, 262, 264, 267, 274. 235,274 PAUL, Mildred, 143,225, 234. 2% PAUL, Robert, 223 PAULSON, Elie, 12 PAULSON, John, 321 PAULSON, Rosie, 236 PAUSTIAN, Dallas, 276 PAUSTIAN, Marlene, 276 PAVELKA, Jean, 103 PAVEY, W.J., 55 PAVLISTA, Emil, 264 PAYTON,Linda, 276 PAYTON, Marion, 276 PAYTON, Mike, 263, 270, 323 PAYTON, Ron, 276 PAZOUR, Mildred, 349 PAZOU R, Peter, 26-4, 323 PEACOCK,Emmett. 303 PEALER, Neal, 61 PEARSON, Anna, 349 PEARSON, Brent, 23 PEARSON, Helen, 3 PEARSON, J. August, 136, 212, 350 PEARSON, Leigh, 246 PEARSON, Martha, 230 PEARSON,W.L., 274,294,350 PEASLEE, AI1106, 4, 70, 73, I74, 208, 361 PECK, Cindy, 275 PECK, Eileen, 267 PECK, Orlyn, 222 PECK, Robert, 264, 279 PECK, W.C., 146 PEET, Abigail, 103 PEET, Ario, 127 PEET, Ann, 103 PEET, Burton, 93, 131 PEET, Cordelia, 99, 103 PEET, Daniel M., 103 PEET, D.A., 40 PEET, Eber, 99, 103 PEET, Ernest, 53 PEET, George N.,103 PEET, Gideon N., 93, 99, 102,103 PEET, Grace, 243 PEET, Grover, 103 PEET, G.S., 55 PEET, James, 97, 99, I31, I32 PEET, Jean, 103 PEET, John, 102 PEET, Julius, A., 99, 102 PEET. J.H., 22.5, 230 PEET, Marjorie, 103,267 PEET, Mel, 103, 167 PEET, Robert, I03, 142,279 PEET, Truman J., 102 PEET, Vesta J., 102 PEGORICK, Albert, 120 PEGORICK, George, 330 PELTON, Harold, 292 PENAILILLO, Angie, 234 PENLY, Edgar, 221 PENNER, Donald, 234, 264, 275,276 PENNER, Jack, 275 PE NNER, Marladeen, 275 PENNER, Marty, 254, 264, 2!), 294 PENZO, Gilda, 234 PERDIOU, Fred, 235 PERFECT, Charles D., 4 PERFECT, Emory, 54 PERFECT, James, 4, 123 PERFECT, Thomas, 13 PERFECT, Mrs. Tirzah, 127 PERKINS, Carol, 206 PERKINS, Dema,%1 PERKINS, George C., 31 PERKINS, Jayne Culver, 290 PERKINS, Lyman, 223, 267 PERKINS, L.N., 13, 21,33, 69 PERSON, W.L., 24 PETERS, R.O., 45, 71 PETERSEN, Fred T., 176 PETERSEN, Gerald, 7'7 PETERSEN, Rohn, 206 PETERSEN, H., 174,274 PETERSON, Laverne, 274 PETERSON, Lorenze, 263,231 PETRICK, Lillian, 313 PETTY, Ben, 273 PETTY, Larry, 2'73, 276 PETTY, Patty, 233 PFEIFER, John, 27 PFEIL,Emma,106 PI-IELAN, James, 53, 74, 75 PHILLIPS, Eddy, 76 PHILLIPS, John, 293 PHILLIPS, Josephine, 349 PHILLPOTTS, B.O., 206 PICKWORTH, Rev. Felix H., 209 PIERCE, Franklin. 70 PIERCE, Lucius, 93 PIERCE, L.B., I3 PIERCE, Margaret, I20 PIERCE, Marshall, 93 PIERCE, S.T., 13, 160, I74 PIKE, Eloise, 264 PILCHER, Craig, 275 PILCHER, Donald F., 343 PILCHER, Fred, 350 PILCHER, John, 275 PILLARD, David, 234 PILLARD, Mrs. Earl, 233 PILLARD, Emil, 127 PILLARD, Fran, 303 PILLARD, Frank, 139, 190,226 PILLARD, Henry, 356 PILLARD, Ida, 243 PILLARD, Lawrence, 303 PILLARD, Marcia, 230 PINARD, Park, 119 PINKERTON, Rev. H.M.,109 PINNEY, Paul, 276 PITCI-IER, L., 13,54, I33 PITCHER, Spencer, I03 PLATH, Norman, 274, 279,230 PLATH, Edna, 295 PLATNER, Marion, 174,202 PLA'I'I‘, Harry, 293, 294 PLATTENBERGER, Bob, 233 PLATPENBERGER, Roberta, 233 PLOEN, Ken, 230 PLOWER, Johann, 375 PLOWER, Sue, 2'71 POLAND, Arthur, 294 POLAND, Warren C., 271,272 POLLOCK, John, 99 POND, Fred, 61 POORE, Al, 123 POORE, Charlie, 123 POPE, S.A., I3
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Railroads Come to Anamosa submitted
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directly to Chicago by the train on
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IT- E-T‘ t- C.A.A.N. engine photo
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make the initial trip over the new
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America. will never be the same as
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and returned to the Joslin cabin. G
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Amasa B. Dumont. April 27, 1846 G.
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Going on up this Road of Fame. one-
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industrial life-styles; the conserv
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Yanda Farm The Yanda farm. in secti
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to sit in their own seats. School w
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written by Mrs. Albert Benadom.] Th
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feet; and the long, lush sweep of t
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occupied for the first time in the
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would entail another 15 cents. Masq
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Dunham, F. Holabird. J.S. Crawford.
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I F ANAMOSA DISTRICT FAIR, qowu. sr
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their annual shoot. The Gun Club wa
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A from the Archaic period and that
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The dedication of the new courthous
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War". In the several years before t
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Jones County Judges compiled by Jos
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He was selected as delegate to the
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in the litigation. In a 1938 editio
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Despite about a dozen trials and $3
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-no u.» B-n 44' . if A view of the
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College. Her beginning salary in 19
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He married Mary McNamara on August
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additions east of the Clymer home;
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soldiers. struck a tree. William wa
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L 1*»?i l James Simpson Isaac Simp
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V Getting Organized! Since Anamosa
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funded by a county tax levy. Those
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her if I could submit an article fo
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ailroad side tracks, originally ins
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warehouse near the old iron bridge.
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Meeting statement was, “ They sai
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wagon coverted into a sled in the w
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'20’ 1* "m , Isa Mershon's Meat M
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eight-hour day. "Electric spreading
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another federal project grant. In J
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Coffee Club Swamps “Grill” To E
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Churches — VII Places to Give Tha
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hall are on the top floor. Music ha
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Eve Candlelight service was begun a
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Chaplin is the Rev. William Devine
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A Robert Johnson, T.W. Shapley, Joh
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J '.*-.-we &—@I 5 ‘U- -1""- hr\
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Martelle Consolidated District. The
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people the use of their hall. It wa
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continuance of the program. A new s
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Teaching in a Country School by Mal
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and I wasn't in my room. I was late
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Brandt. David Twombley. Virginia Pe
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IX Sports — A Time to Play Wonder
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Golden Gloves Tournament Big events
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nearly two years. and would cost ne
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electric baths with appliances, the
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Hospital Auxiliary submitted by Dor
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XI Anamosa: Grant Wood Country IP1
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I Nan Wood Graham Face as well know
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1--1-._ ART GALLERY -.i EIOIIAI. *
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Gallery on the grounds of the Grant
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the beginning of the change to a on
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i‘Y XII Clubs and Organizations
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Troop 99. according to the Hawkeye
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Masonic Lodge No. 46 A.F. 8: A.M. s
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The Order of Rainbow for Girls The
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Committees are appointed to promote
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In today's atmosphere of political
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World War I had a sobering effect o
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XIII Unique People, Places and Thin
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Excerpts of an article published in
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A I 915 photo ofRen Finnigan and hi
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In May I931 he started working at t
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‘vi Another time Don said. “A f
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from our house. There was a summer
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looking out to the north and commen
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for a while so that the kids could
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others and the Sheean boys. who liv
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In 1893 James Brown discovered a le
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XV The Way It Is Now 1987: Getting
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a fall from a tractor April 12. A f
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Fourth ofJuly. I919 Celebration and
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Byme, John P. Calhoun, Charles W. C
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Emmert, Edward Emmert, John L. Emme
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Holub. Leroy J . Holub, Leslie J .
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Manning, Jerry R. Marek, Durward P.
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Power, Robert M. Powers, Darrell W.
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Stutt, Ervin G. Stutt, Leo G. Stutt
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The Post makes regular trips to the
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The Ladies Auxiliary members were m
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F An early Anamosa baseball team. (
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Photos and Advertisements as of 198
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Congratulations to Anamosa on 150 y
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0 Preparingfor the % W next 150 yea
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LINN-JONES FS SERVICES , Inc A FARM
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