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Hobart News 30 March 1922.
Names for search-engine purposes: Allen, Batterman, Beach, Billeaux, Black, Bloomquist, Braddock, Brahst, Brand, Brandt, Bruebach, Burnett, Byall, Calvert, Canino, Carlson, Cavender, Condon, Davis, DeFrance, Emery, Faulkner, Finding, Fisher, Fleck, Frageman, Fratzke, Friedrich, Gresser, Grieger, Gruel, Hagberg, Hamann, Hawke, Haxton, Heath, Henderson, Hulett, Ittel, Jahnke, Johnson, Keilman, Kemp, Keppel, Killigrew, Kipp, Koehler, Krull, Lee, Livingston, MacIver, Mackey, MacPherson, Manteuffel, Maybaum, Melin, Mellon, Miller, Mygren, Nelson, Newman, Owen, Pattee, Paxton, Peddicord, Penniman, Peterson, Peterson, Phillips, Pierson, Quinlan, Raschka, Rhodes, Rohwedder, Roper, Rose, Rossow, Scharbach, Scheidt, Schmelter, Shearer, Shoemaker, Shore, Shults, Siegesmund, Sitzenstock, Stocker, Stoeckert, Strom, Strong, Swanson, Thompson, Traeger, Tyler, Vincent, Voorhis, Walters, Weaver, Wheaton, Wild, Wilson, Wood, Wrobbel, Yetter
4 comments:
I'm not sure what your looking for, but there is a photo of Mary Kipp who was the assistant to Dr. Clara Faulkner. That was sent to the Hobart Historical Society by the daughter of one of those twin girls, Diane Swartzlander Paske. in that photo with her is Dr. Clara Faulkner standing outside of a house on Main Street. with a set of twin girls. Photo circa 1919. Those girls were the Goff twins. Mary Jane and Clara Jean Goff. I can send that photo to you along with a photo of the John Woods home from Deep River through email. Lloyd
Thank you, but this is the Hallberg Scavenger Hunt.
Ok, I wasn't sure what you were referring to.
Mr. Hallberg seems quite ambitious! I know KN from the HHSM researched Hobart photographers...just wondering how long he was in business here!
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