331 FAY, Michael, 171 FAY, Mora, 171 FAY, Robert E., 170, 171 FAY, Sam, 171 FAY, Timothy, 171 FAY, William, 274 FAYRAM, John, 235, 271 FEARING, Kim, 232 FEDDERSEN, Carl, 317 . FEDDERSEN, Osceola, 263,264,317 FEEHAN, John, 124 FERGUSON, D., 199 FERGUSON, Shirley, 206 FERGUSON, William, 206 FERNIHOUGH, Trevor, 234 FERRING,F.W.,136 FETEKE, Steve, 175 FIEDLER, Charla, 214 FIEDLER, Ivan, 291, 293 FIEDLER, Verna, 122, m FIELD, G.W., 9,13, 77,174 FIELD, W.V., 13 FIELDING,Jirn, 231, 124 FIELDING, Otto, 129 FIFE, Earl, 293 FIFE, Ross, 279, 292 FIFIELD, G.P., 13 FILLOON, Evelyn, 299 FILTER, Adelyne, 349 FILTER, Judy, 264 FILTER, William, 199 FINLEY, J.W., 99 FINK, Marcy, 236 FINK, Varlyn, 291 FINN, Bertha, 264, 277, 299 FINN, Lee, 199 FINN, Maldean, 322, 323 FINN, Mary Lou, 162 FINN, Merlin, 112 FINN, Raymond G., 112 FINN, William Ray, 349 FINNEGAN, Doc, 293 FINNEGAN, Edith, 358 FINNIGAN, Galen, 294, 300 FINNIGAN, Mary, 31!] FINNIGAN. Ren,46, 192,299,300 FINNIGAN, R.E., 174 FIRST, Beaulah, 106 FIRST, Berniece, 295, 349 FIRST, Lee, 346, 350 FISH, Theraa, 233 FISH, William, 19, FISHER, Earl, 292 FISHER, Franlt, I5, a§§sfigs:55'5.-2 FISHER, Gerald, 276 MS FISHER, G.M., I0, 22, 274 FISHER, G.M. Jr., 279 FISHER, Israel, 2, 4, I3, 31, 126, I27, I74, 218 FISHER, John, 221 FISHER, J., 2, B, 31, 38, 41, 77, B6, BS, 127, 131, I32 FISHER, ParI1e,267, 310 FISHER, Phil, 276 FISHER, Ray, 22, 310 FISHER, William, 267, 274, 297, 292, 293, 310 FISK, Jaclt, 21!, 230, 275 FITZSIMMONS, Alfred, 247 FLAHERTY, Gene, 199 FLAHERTY, Mary, 107 I-‘LAI-IERTY, Sister Mary E., 250 FLANGAN, Dave, 136 FLANNAGAN, Florence, 291 FLANNERY, Phillip, 209, 211 FLAUCHER, Kathryn, 271 FLORA, Bob, 230 FLORY, Marlene, 321 FLYNN, Christina, 175 FOARDE, John, 293.294 FOARDE, Julia, 146 FOARDE, Tom, 124 FOGARTY, William, 169 FOLEY, Charla T., 171 FOLEY, Edward, 71 FOLEY, Joe, 222 FOLEY, John, 92, 94, 133, 169, I71 FOLEY, Mary, 171 FOLEY, Thomas, 171 FOLEY, T.O., 99 FOLEY, T.W., 133 FOLEY, William, 13, 74, 171, 179 FOLKERS, Carl, 176, 317 FOLKERS, Carla, 317 FOLKERS, Herman, 317 FOLKERS, Ida, I76 FOLKERS, John H., 176 FOLKERS, Michael D., 279 FOLKERTS, Delite, 2.22, 37 FOLKERTS, Gertrude, 107, 109 FOLKERTS, Kim, 233 FOLKERTS, Lucia, 290 FOLKERTS, Marj, 322 FOLKERTS, Roy, 199, 19), 279, 350 FOLKERTS, William, 202 FOOTE, Helen, Z22, 267 FORBES, Scott, 233, 235 FORBES, Shane, 233 FORD, Gerald, 297 FORD, Gideon, 2, 95, 96, 127, 163 1%‘ :-= 1g‘53$ aa .55$ FORD, Hannah, 2, FORD, Harlow, 30 FORD, Harold, 349 FORD, Maria, 30 FORD, Robert E., 150 FORD, William, 2 FOREMAN, Eva, 149 FOREMAN,John, 152,153 FORTUNE, Ben, 276 FORTUNE, Bonnie, 254 FOSTER, Elva, 296 FOSTER, Naomi, 295 FOSTER, Mrs. Ralph, 299 FOSTOR, Lloyd, 217 FOWLER, Lynn, 100 FOWLER, R.N., 5, 13, 69, 77 FOXALL. John, 2, 19, 96, 124 FOXEN, Chuck, 235 FOXEN, Dan, 233,235 FRANK, Dr. F.C., 216, 253, 263, 264, 274 FRANK, Mrs. F.C., 290 FRANK, Laura, 290 FRANK . RosemarieA -.204 FRANKFURT, Dean, 176 FRANKLIN, Fay O., 350 FRASHER, Jane, 293 FRASHER, Jerry, 236 FRASHER, John F., 291 FRASHER, Julia, I60 FRASHER, Pam, 236, 321 FRASHER, Thomas, 330 FRASHER, William H ., 2110 FRAZEE, James, 321 FRAZER, Caro, 267 FRAZER, W.H., 7'9 FRAZIER, Carol, 349 FRAZIER, Dennis, 321 FRAZIER, Dick, 293 FRAZIER, Michelle, 321 FRAZIER, Sara J., 293 FRAZIER, Wright, 272 FRAZIER, W.H., 295 FREDERICK, Dr. Marvin W., 274, 275, 279 FREEMAN, Helen, 264 FREESE, Catharine, 119 FREESE, Herman, 119 FREESE, Melvin, 119 FRENCH, Dr., 9 FRENCH, I-1., 13 FRENCH, M.H., 49 FRESHWATERS, Elfriede, 299, 290 FRETEKE, Steve, 175 FRIEND, Jeramiah, 13, 109 FRINK, I-I.O., 49, 124 FRITSCHEL, Rev. Werner, 212, 214 FRYREAR, Johnny, 247 FUGET, Rosa, 164 FULWIDER, Forest L. Jr., 349 FULWIDER, Forest L. Sr., 349 FULWIDER, Laverne, 275, 279, 349 FULWIDER, Linda, 254 FULWIDER, Marjory, 349 FULWIDER, Phyllis, 349 FULWIDER, Robert L., 349 FURINO, Bob, 291 FURINO, Hank, 367 FURINO, Henry, 174, 196 GAGE, William, 2, 99 GARD, S.S., 56 GARDINER, Louis, 190 GARDNER, Charla, 76 GARDNER, Clarence, 274, 275 GARDNER, Lou, 192, 331 GARDNER, Louis, 50, 51 GARDNER, Philip, 22 GARLOCK, Rev. B.H., 216 GARLOCK, Shiela, 290 GARNER, Helen, £1 GARRISON, I-Iarriet Simpson, 169 GARRISON, Phoebe, 167 GASSEN, Billy, 76 GASSEN, Dorothy, 245, 267 GAUL, Rev. Richard, 211 GAVIN, Harold, 199 GAVIN, James V., 330 GAVIN, Miss, 219 GAVIN, Sarah M., 290 433 GAWLEY,Dr.,13,15, 20, 57, 124 GAWLEY, Dr. A.W., 129 GAWLEY, Dr. D.W., 249 GAWLEY, E.A., 16 GAWLEY, E,W., 136,252 GAY, Terri, 105 GEARHART, Bruce, 233 GECKER, Greg, 175 GEE, Caran, 273 GEE, Herbert, I92, 299 GEE, H.H., 137,350 GEE, Lacey, 243 GEE, L., 226 GELTZ, Darrel, 199,276,279 GEORGE, Charlene, I75, 269, 270, 32, 294, 294, 295, 375 GEORGE, Rev. Clayton, 205 GEORGE, David, 275 GEORGE, Robert, 216, Z70, 274-276. 279, 291 GEORGE, Steve, 275 GEORGE, Tom, 146 GERBER, J ., 13 GERDES, Al, 197 GERDES, Alva, 267 GERDES, Janice, 263, 264 GERDES, John, 214 GERDES, Louise, 214 GERDES, Marie, 222, 267 GERRY, Keith, 190 GERSDORF, Aliene, 349 GERST, Ed, 323 GERST, Fredrick, 222 GERST, George, 61, 349 GERST, Helen, 269, 270,292 GERST, Ruby, 309 GEYER, Annie Baldwin, 163 GEYKEN, Fred, 146 GIBBONS, A.S., 75, 129 GIERHART, Leona, 119 GILBERT, Q, 99 GILKES, Russell, 276 GILKES, Yvonne, 2'76 GILLEN, Maggie, 129 GILLEN, O.E., 5, 15, 123 GILLETTE, F.W.,2,13, 23, 57, 95 GILLETTE, Mrs. Frank, 127 GILMORE, Eileen, 267 GILMORE, Verna, 277 GILTRAP, Robert, 62, 331 GINSBURG, Basie, 243 GINSBERG, Morris, 129 GLANVILLE, Rev. W.E., 175,206 GLASS, Mrs.J.D.,149 GLASS, L.A., 350 GLENN, Donna, 122 GLICK, Carey, 233 GLICK, Don, 61 GLICK, Leonantl, GLICK, Maynard, 274 GLICK, Mildred, 5 GODDARD, Kathryn, 32! GODSEY, Margory, 276 GODWIN, Robert, 230 GOETPSCH, Marjorie, 290 GOE'l'I‘SCH, Verne H., 274, 279, 290 GOGEL, Connie, 276 GOGEL, Terry, 276 GOLDSMITH, Mary, 276 GOLDSMITH, Richard, 293 GOLDSMITH, Ron, 276 GONZALO, Enrique, 234 GOODMAN, Mrs. Don, 254 GOODMAN, Donald, so, 61, 12a, 1'25, 176, 243, 244, 271-273, 275, 276, 279- 81, 331, 367, 369, 370,372 GOODMAN, John, 136, 174, 199, 200, 367,369, 370 GOODMAN, Milton, 1% GOODMAN, Rowena, 292 GOODMAN, Mrs. S.G., 13 GOODRICH, Mark, 25? GOODRICH, Mark Sr., I91 GOODYEAR. Bob, 53, 323 GOOLEY, John, 267 GOOTTEE, Jim, 197 GORDON, De|u1y,99 GORDON, Emily, 294 GORDON, Rowena, 267 GORDON, R.D., 22, 299 GORDON, Verneita, 222, 267 GORDON, W.D., 13 GORIUS, Doris, 349 GORIUS, Glenda, 303 GORIUS, Harry, 302 GORIUS, Joe, 61 GORIUS, Rhonda, 303 GORIUS, Roger, 302 GORIUS, Stuart, 303 GORMAN, Bill, 275 GORMAN, George, 129,146, 148 GORMAN, Dr. Thomas, 134, 249, 2.52 2% GOSSE'I'I‘, Neil, 24 GOULD, Armour, 292, 293 GOULD, Florence, 119 GRAF, Charles, 175 GRAF, Clifford, 119, 350 GRAF, Elna, 119 GRAFFT, David, 116, 11? GRAFPI‘, Delbert, 121,291,226 GRAFFT, Emma, 279 GRAFFT, Mrs. Frank, 359 GRAFFT, Leland, 274 GRAFFT, Virginiia, 263, 264 GRAFFT, William, 22 GRAHAM, David, 4, 26, 42, I12, I26 132, 219 GRAHAM, E.E., 260 GRAHAM, James, 33 GRAHAM, Nan Wood, 250, 264-266 GRAIG, C.A., 293 GRAIG, W., 331 GRANT, Lorna, 263, 264 GRANT, James, 69 GRANT, Veryle, 294 GRANVILLE, Rev. W.E., I75 GRASSFIELD, David, 77, 102,323 GRASSFIELD, Lois, 290 GRASSFIELD, Nate, 263, 264 GRASSFIELD, Ruth, 264 GRAVER, Ann, 295 GRAVER, Annabel, 264, 275, 295 GRAVER, Brenda, 277 GRAVER, Irv, 24, 27! GRAVES, G.B.,136 GRAY, Betty, 222 GRAY, Charles, 267 GRAY, David, 222,275,350 GRAY, Esther, 359 GRAY, Harold, 61,199, 190, 349 GRAY, Helen, 175,309 GRAY, Herman, 296 GRAY, Lorena, 263, 264 GRAY, Margaret, 349 GRAY, Nettie, 290 GRAY, Pauline, 299 GRAY, Richard, 290 GREEN, Allred, 13,215 GREEN, Chauncey, 330 GREEN, Rev. I-l.D., 216 GREEN, Jo, 209 GREEN, John A., 14, 112, 114, 159, 175 249, 272, 350 GREEN, Lloyd, 199 GREEN, Mrs. Lloyd, 75 GREEN, Mary, 295, 349 GREEN, Ronald, 231 GREENE, Howard, 293 GREENER, Rev. Thomas, 211 GRE'I‘TEN, Bilie, 349 GR.E'I'I‘EN, James Jr., 349 GRETTEN, James Sr., 349 GREWCOCK, Robert, 122 GRIFFIN, Jeannette, 162 GRIFFINS, Annie Geyer, 163 GRIFFITH, J.C., 44,55 GRIFFITH, Minnie, 157 GRIFFITH, T.A., 4 GRIFFITH, Will, 222 GRIM, Earl W., 34-9 GRIM, lola C., 291 GRIMM, Mable, 106 GRIMM, Mayme, 349 GRINNELL,Rev.J.E.,109 GROSS, Chris, 321 GUDMUNDSDOTTER, Ragna, Z34 GULH, Colleen, 292 GUILFORD, Charla, 105 GUILFORD, Clifford, 105 GUILFORD, Glen, 105 GUILFORD, Irene, 105 GUILFORD, Ruth, 105 GUILFORD, Verne, 105 GUINN, William A., 34? GUNTI-IER, Cindy, 292 GURLEY, Glad, 226 GUSEMANN, Elsie, 234 GUSTINE, J.H., 21 I-IACKBARTH, A.W., 142 HACKET, Kim, 275 HACKETT, Dale, 275, 279-291 HACKETT, Joan, I75, 289, 2%, 294, 375 HADDOCK, William, 2, 49 HADLEY, R.S., 126,219 HAEFNER, Nancy, 275 HAERAGE, John, 206 HAGEN, Ardis, 142, 270, 294 HAGEN, Donald, 175, 270, 274 HAGMAN, Ruby, 107
HAGSTROM, Rev. David, 214 HAGSTROM, Jane, 214 HAHN, Arthur, 274 HAHN, Dave, 275 HAHN, Rev. Howard E., 214 HAHN, Judy, 275, 294 HAHN, Marcy, 232 HAHN. Menar, 275 HAINES. Ella B., 209 HAINES, Philip, 13 HAKES, Dave, 18 HAKES,D.M., 16,114 HAKES, Mrs. D.M., 13 HAKES, GillesJ., 2, 99, I00 HAKES, Harry, 99 HAKES, Ophelia, 16 HALE, Aletha, 107 HALE, Ardith R., 107 HALE, August, 104 HALE, Carrie, 106 HALE, Clifford, 107,109 HALE, Dorothy E., 100, 107 HALE, Eli, 99 HALE, Florence, 107, 297 HALE, Ida, 107 HALE, Jeanette, 106, 299 HALE, John W., I07 HALE, J.K., I29 HALE, Marion, 107 HALE, Marjorie A., 107 HALE, Milton, 6 HALE, Olive, 107 HALE, Richard A., 107 HALE, Stanley E., 107 HALE, William A., 107, 109, 110 HALL, Aletha, 99 HALL, Algetha, 126 HALL, Arletha, 264 HALL, Carr, 126 HALL, Dillon H., 60, 61,267, 274, 279 HALL, Dorothy, 216 HALL, Ella,99 HALL, Eric, 233 HALL, E.V.N., 32.5 HALL, Forest, 2%, 2'73 HALL, George, 69, I04, I03, 135, 279, 81 HALL, Gladys C.,107 HALL, Hank, 66 HALL, Henry, 49 HALL, Robert, 175 HALL, S.C., 57 HAMBLIN,F.M.,136 HAMILTON, Carl, I96 HAMILTON, Rev. K.E., 216 HAMILTON, William, 216 HAMLIN, Claude W., 274 HAMLIN, Janis, 290 HAMRE, Victor, 291 HANCOCK, Frank, 56 HANDEL, Donald, 222, 267 HANER, Emma, 44 HANKEN, Bill,267 HANKEN, Louis, 176 HANLEY, Sister Mary, 251 HANLON, Ann, 119 HANLON, Kathryn, 119 HANNA, Arthur, 106, 109 HANNA, Clarence, 106 HANNA, Eunice, 11$, 107 HANNA, Harold, 106 HANNA, Hazel, 110 HANNA, Helen, 109,110 HANNA, Homer, 1115, I177, 1 09 , 230,290 HANNA, Jess, 106 HANNA, John, 106, 279 HANNA, Keith, 62, 374 HANNA, Kelsey, 106 HANNA, Lura, 106, 81 HANNA, Mae, 359 HANNA, Mary, 106,107 HANNA, Melvina, 106 HANNA, Merton, 115 HANNA, Naomi, ltli HANNA, Robert, 106 HANNA, Ruth, 106 HANNA, Wilbert 'Bert‘, 196 HANNA, Wilma, 106 HANNAN, Louis, 201 HANNON, Bev, 266 HANSEN, Al, 321 HANSEN, Betty, 294 HANSEN, Cristy, 264 HANSEN, Dee, 120 HANSEN, Dennis, 72, 73 HANSEN, Elizabeth, 234 HANSEN, Harriet, 294 HANSEN, Helen, In, 263, 264, 321 HANSEN, John, 120 HANSEN, Ken, 321 HANSEN, Larry, 62, 323, 374 HANSEN, Paul, 321 HANSEN, Pauline, 120 HANSEN, Rev. Russell, 217 HANSEN, Ryan, 233 HARDER, Carole, 322 HARDERSEN, Darvin, 117, I20, 121, I22, 297 HARDERSEN, Debbie, 122 HARDERSEN, Marie, 120 HARDERSEN, Philbert, 122, 267 HARDERSEN, Ruth, 120, 122 HARDERSEN, Thomas, 120 HARDIN, C.C., 77 HARDING, Dr., 99 HARDING, Peggy, 299 HARGRAVES, Kenneth, 273 HARMON, Don, 234, 276 HARMON, Dorothy, 292 HARMON, Rhetta, 42, 126 HARMS, Cory, 233 HARMS, Ed, 214 HARMS, Gerd, 141 HARMS, Henry, I42, 356 HARMS, Ida, 291 HARMS, John, 320 HARMS, Ralph, 347 HARMS, Ronald, 347 HARNESS, Doris. 295 HARR, Elizabeth, 263 HARRIMAN, E.N., 326 HARRIS, Paul, 291 HARRISON, Ben, 299 HARRISON, Ernie, 362 HARRISON, E.B., 72 HARRISON, Ralph, 293 HART, Bea, 264 HART, Forest, 119 HART, Frank, 309, 367 HART, Howard, 216 HART, Jason, 321 HART,J.F.,135 HART, Kris, 322 HART, Laura, 349 HARTMAN, Clayton, 199 HARTMAN, Ethel, 297, 299, 290 HARTMAN, Harold, 199, 290 HARTMAN, Mrs. Harold, 254 HARTMAN , Jas., 294 HARTMAN, Josh, 129 HARTMAN, J.A., 22,136 HARTMAN, Mrs. J.A., 295 HARTMAN, Maud, 359 HARTOG, William Dean, 267 HARTWIG, Carl, 271 HARTWIG, Larry, 119 HARTWIG, Paul, 275 HARTWIG, Richard, 119, 222 HARTWIG, Terry, 276 HARVEY, Ed, 123 HARVEY, E.A., 13, 19, 55, 69, 174 HARVEY, E.A., Mrs. E.A., 295 HARVEY, Gene, 272 HARVEY, Lucy, 69 HARVEY, L. Mae, 291 HARVEY, W.M., 295 HASARD, Dr., 252 HASKINS,Dr.,109 HASLER, Brett, 233 HASSELL, J ., 293 HATCHER, Bob, 375 HATCHER, Cecilia, 159, 294 HATCHER, David, 159 HATCHER, John, 159 HATCHER, Jon, 175, 234 HATCHER, Mary, 159 HATCHER, Sharon, 159 HATCHER, THomas, 15-9 HATFIELD, Charla, 77 HATHAWAY, M.F., 350 HATHAWAY, W.N., 271, 2'73 HAUGH, Charla, '79 HAUM, Tom, 24 HAUSER, Will. 276 HAVERLY, Ina, 291 HAVERLY, James R., 349,350 HAVERLY, Jo, 175, 349 HAVERLY, Terry, 347 HAWKINS, Paul, 275, 373 HAWLEY, Courtright, 190 HAWLEY, Frances, $0 I-IAWLEY, Helen, 279, 292, 290 I-IAWLEY, Wilma, 294 HAY, Alexander W., 122 HAY, Archie, 119 HAY, Bertha, 120 HAY, Binny, 120 HAY, Carl, 119, 119 HAY, Catharine, 122 HAY, Charles, 120 434 HAY, Mrs. Charla, 359 HAY, Clifford, 120 HAY, Cordelia, 122 HAY, Etta, 119,122 HAY, Eva, 120 HAY, Gilbert, 119,119 HAY, Glen, 119,119 HAY, Henry, 119 HAY, Isaac, I17, I20, 121 HAY, Jennie, 120 HAY, John, 122 HAY, Kenneth, 119, 119 HAY, Mable, 12.2 HAY, Minna, 119 HAY, Phebe, 122 HAY, Reuben, 117 HAY, William, 119 HAYDEN, Don, 33, 35, 191 HAYES, C.L., 4, 49 HAYES, Eugene, 273, 274 HAYES, Gerald, 229, 273, 274 HAYES, John, 211 HAYES, Mary, 267 HAYES, W.A., 294 HAYS, Frank, 117 HAYSLIF, Helen, 294 HAYWARD, Rev. Wm H., 109 HEADLEE, Kay, 290 HEADY, Carol, 306 HEADY, Ed G., 347 HEADY, Velma, 349 HEALD, Elmer R.. 352 HEALD, G.F., 13 HEALD, Rev. S.W., 216 HEALY, Clayton, 175 HEASTY, Donald, 222 HEASTY, Ruth, 295 HECKENLAIBLE, Helen, 39 HEEFNER, Harold, 199, 274 HEEFNER, Mrs. Harold, 290 HEEFNER, John, 230 HEEFNER, Lelas, 279, H7, 295 I-IEEREN, Dale, 305 HEHIR, Rev. J.J., 211 HEIKEN, Ben, 142 HEIKEN, Mildred. 214 HEIKEN, Warner, 214 HEIMS, Greg, 233,235 HEIN, lone, 349 HEISERMAN, Ann, 150 HEISERMAN, Emma, 150 HEISERMAN, John E., 150, 279, 2&1 HEISERMAN, Mrs, J.E., 294 HEISERMAN, Mary, 159 HEISERMAN, Ruth, 299, 290 HEISERMAN, William E., 150 HEISEY, Martin, 45,79, 112 HEISEY, Warden, 94 HEITCHEN, August, 4,13, 55, B6, 193 HEITMAN, Stephnie, 323 HEJINIAN, Dr. Aram G., I29, 243, 252, 290, 301 HELBERG, Rose H., 290 HELBERG, Mrs. William, 254 HELGENS. I-Ierman, I41 HELLBERG, H., 59, 93, 331 HELMICK, A., 99 HELPER, J.B., 13 HELPHAND, Louis, 267 HELVEY, Neil, 6 HENDERSON, Herb, 196 HENDERSON, T.L., 4 HENDRICKSEN, Hulda, 290 HENDRICKSEN, Ramsey, 63, 272 HENERSON, Rev. S.H., 216 HENKE, Florence G., 299 HENLEY, John, 13,209 HENRY, Ruth E., 291 HENRY, Rev. Tim, 217 HENTY, William J., 215 HEPLER, J.B., 253 HERGERT, Mary Lou, 2112, 2011, 295 HERGERT, Mrs. Elmer, 299 HERR, Elizabeth, I63 HERR, Kenny, 349 HERREN, Dorothy, 22 HERREN, Duan, 214 HERRON , George W., 163 HERRON, Isaac, 163 HERRON, Lumanda, 163 HERRON, Lydia, 163 HERRON, Mary, 163 HERRON, Sarah Ann, 163 HERRON, William, 163 HESKETI‘, Karen, 290 HESS, Dianne, 264 HESTER, Margaret, 206 HESTER, Solomon, 206 HETH, Dennis, 276, 323 HETH, Sharon, 276 H'ETH,Tim, 232, 236,276 HETZLER, Kenneth, 274 HICKOX, M.L., 123 HICKOX,Alma,129 HICKS, F.M.,2,131 HIDALGO, Margadalena. 234 HIGBY, A., 4 HIGBY, Elizabeth Crane, 42 HIGBY, Fannie, 42 HIGBY, George, 124 HIGBY, George E., 42 HIGBY, George H.,136 HIGHLEY, Nadine, 222 HILL, Rev, A., 216 HILL, Mary, I19 HILL, Park, 219, 221 HILLIS, Samuel, 206 HILTON, Charles, 273 HILTON, Douglas, 175 HILTON, George D., 99 HILZENDAGER, Brian, 235 HIMEBAUGH, William, 275 HINDS, Kathryn, 290 HINES, Bob, 232 HINES, Catherine, 294 HINES, Edwin, 273 HINES, John,153 HINES, Katherine. 119 HINES, Leonard, I52 HINES, Raymond, 243 HINRICHSEN, Edith, 293 HINRICHSEN, Hans,2113 HINZ, Eleanor, 222, 267 HINZ, Elroy John, an HINZ, Jeff, 321 HINZ, John, 267 HINZ, Marcellus P., 349 HINZ, Ruth, 254 HINZ, Virgil, 199 HINZ, Virginia, 197 HITCHCOCK, G.H., 193 HIX, Rev. L.B., 217 HOAG, Jan, 291 HOAG, Margaret, 295,295 HOAG,W.E.,13 HOBEL, Lee, 206 HODGIN, Dr., 75 HODGIN, W.E., 253 HOEFER, Constance, I49, I61 HOELSCHER, Loren D., 175 HOGAN, Catherine, 146 HOGAN, KENNETH, 257 HOGAN, Will, 170 HOHN, Frank, 229,245 HOLABIRD, Fred, 4, 132 HOLCOMB, Arelen, 234 HOLCOMB, C., 54 HOLDEN, Alma, 5 HOLDEN, Grace, 243 HOLDEN, Jas, 300 HOLDEN, Jase, 5 HOLDEN, Mildred, 119 HOLDEN, Vesta, 100 HOLLAND, Bob,323 HOLLAND, John, 321 HOLLAND. Robert, 176,323 HOLLENBECK, C.W., I3, 16,71 HOLLENBECK. Harlen, 71, 73 HOLLENBECK, Hubert, 221 HOLLENBECK, H., 71, 325 HOLLENBECK, W.W., 71 HOLLINGSWORTH, 61, 117 HOLMES, Calvin, 127 HOLMES, Charla G., 349 HOLMES, Chris, 222, 267 HOLMES, John, 349 HOl.ST,N.C.,141 HOLT, Ed, 123, 360 HOLT, Edward C., 13, I6, 20, 40 71 73 77, 136, 209 HOLT, Helen, 221 HOLT, H.H., 209 HOLT, H. James, 127 HOLT, James, 13 HOLT, Thomas, 211 HOLTHAUS, Gloria, 103 HOLTHAUS, 103 HOLUB, Anna, 109 HOLUB, Ernest, 222 HOLUB, Joann, 293 HOLUB, Lance, 235 HOLLUM, Janice, 275 HOLLUM, Ronald G., 347 HOMAN, Louis W., 99 HOMAN, Nathan B., I3, 99,99,206 HOMAN, Temperance M., 99 HOMMON, Hazel, 169 HOOD, Donna, 167 HOOVER, Roy, 76 HOPKINS, Mary A., 149
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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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Shortly after their marriage in 186
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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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| Where Gildner and Hanson are was
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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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:1 ,-'-wt‘ ~ -d~ -Al» ->-> - Ana
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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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7 5:‘. I '. 0- -- .-, M: Metropol
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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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finally disappeared, the Catholic d
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A Robert Johnson, T.W. Shapley, Joh
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' VIII Schools — Places to Grow a
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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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The Concord Round Table was organiz
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In 1912. the Rebekah Circle was org
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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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XIV That's Entertainment! Small Tow
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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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' watching from the hills south and
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W‘ II\ n-5 Jan-Q @_ ti aft. lll\
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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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M’ S0; . fl"-1 Joe Yount, chauffe
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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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