From the "New York Times" dated 2/2/1929, on page 17
BROWN Albert
BROWN Blanche, Miss
BRUSH F. S., Mrs.
CARTER Helen, Dr.
CUNLIFFE Dowager Lady
CUNLIFFE Geoffrey, Hon.
CUNLIFFE Peggy, Hon.
DAVIS M. L., Miss
EDWARDS Sarah, Dr.
HENDEN G. D., Dr.
KIEHLICH O. F., Mrs.
KNOWLES Kenneth E.
MANN P. E., Mrs.
MCMAHON Thomas J.
MEROLA J.
MEROLA J., Mrs.
MULCAHY A. T., Miss
REINFRANK John
SCHNABARN A., Miss
SULLIVAN Mary , Dr.
TEGELAAR George
TEGELAAR Geroge, Mrs.
VIEDT H. B., Mrs.
WILKES Frederick
WILKES Frederick, Mrs.
WILSON W. W., Dr.
Diane's Note: There were a few names that were difficult to transcribe.I
did the best I could. "He...." could be Hemlen, or Hemien,
or Henien, or Henden-the middle letters were not clear. The
name "Kieh.." could be Kiehlien, or Kiehlich. The name
"Sch... middle letters were not clear at all- looked sort of
like "na" and the rest of the name was "barn" .
Last Updated on 18 April 2003
Transcriber Diane McClay
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