81. UNM College Of Fine Arts - Scholarships/Funding for Charter Membership, and go up to $500 or more for Elizabeth Waters Membership . Mr. Mrs. WG Chapman Isaac Chocron Leslie Church Phyllis Cohen http://www.unm.edu/~finearts/about/publications/2000/2000friends.htm

SPRING 2000 Fine Arts' Finest CONCERT SHOW CASES STUDENTS Fine Arts' Finest, an annual celebration of scholarship donors and their recipients, was held January 23 in Keller Hall. By showcasing students in action, the College of Fine Arts can easily demonstrate how scholarship funds are used. Participation included representatives from almost every discipline/department. Michaela Koerner, a music and theatre double major, is the Ana Chavira Memorial Award recipient. She sang classical and musical theater pieces. Susan Erickson, master of fine arts candidate in dramatic writing, is a Thelma and Edmund Evans scholarship recipient who wrote a one-act play performed by tow other theatre students. Aaron Fry, a doctoral candidate in art history, received the Henry Luce Scholarship for Doctoral Dissertation Candidates Stydying American Art. He discussed his dissertation subject, " The Kiowa Five," Native american painters of Oklahoma. Dance major Jessica Jahner has Daniel Blumenfeld and Friends of Dance scholarships. She choreographed and performed a piece that evoked her flamenco and modern dance training. Rounding out the evening was a Brahms movement from the Abe Franck String Quartet, made up of music students Mabio Duarte, Mariusz Kozak, James Harvey and Ben Vickers. Celebrating our students and the people who help them through generous scholarship donations was a treat. To find out more about making a scholarship gift, please call Sara McClure at (505) 277-7320, or send her an e-mail at

82. Grandma S Gelato Recipes The following Italian dessert recipe is taken from The Cook s Decameron by Mrs.WG Waters, publisher unknown, circa 1905. A dozen eggs and almost a pint http://www.homemade-dessert-recipes.com/gelato-recipes.html

Gelato Recipes Grandma's Gelato Recipes Are Tops! Searching for original gelato recipes ? Well, look no further. You won't find anything to compare with these traditional Italian ice cream recipes. Gelato is famous for being one of the world's first frozen desserts and now you can easily capture its creamy, delectable, uniquely European taste. Don't accept a poor, modern imitation. If you want to make authentic gelatos right in your own kitchen, gelatos with that Old Country taste, then Grandma's gelato recipes are what you've been looking for! Gelato Italiano / Italian Ice Cream Le Ricette Di Gelato Del Grandma Sono Squisite! The following Italian gelato recipes are taken from "The Italian Cook Book: The Art of Eating Well" by Mrs. Maria Gentile, published by Italian Book Co., New York, in 1919. Pistachio Ice Cream (Gelato di pistacchi) [If you love pistachio nuts, you will love this creamy, rich-tasting Italian dessert recipe. It should work well with other nuts like almonds, hazelnuts, or walnuts too.] Milk, one quart; sugar, six ounces; pistachios, two ounces. Skin the pistachios in warm water and grind them very fine with a tablespoonful of the sugar, then put in a saucepan with [3 or 4] yolks and the sugar, mixing everything together. Add the milk and put the mixture on the fire stirring with the ladle, and when it is condensed like cream, let it cool and put in the freezer.

83. - Italian Recipes - The Cook's Decameron: A Study In Taste Containing Over Two H Italian Recipes The Cook s Decameron. A Study In Taste Containing Over TwoHundred Recipes For Italian Dishes. By Mrs. WG Waters http://www.worldwidecookbooks.com/italian-recipes/

var max_words = 10; var max_links_per_word = 5; Italian Recipes - The Cook's Decameron A Study In Taste Containing Over Two Hundred Recipes For Italian Dishes By Mrs. W. G. Waters Worldwide Cookbooks The Consumer Viewpoint SIMPLE ITALIAN COOKERY American Woman's Home ... Mother Goose in Prose The Cook's Decameron: A Study In Taste Containing Over Two Hundred Recipes For Italian Dishes By Mrs. W. G. Waters "Show me a pleasure like dinner, which comes every day and lasts an hour." Talleyrand circa 1901 To A. V. In memory of Certain Ausonian Feasts The Cook's Decameron - Italian Recipes the cooks decameron a study in taste preface the cooks decameron a study in taste contents the cooks decameron a study in taste prologue ... Famous People Mailing Lists World Famous Recipes Forums World Famous Recipes Message Boards Worldwide Top Famous Recipes Sites chicken recipes cookie recipes Payday Loans Christmas recipes ... Recipes Sites Webrings Cathi-Anne's Ring of Recipes FOOD AND RECIPES webring The Recipe Collector

84. Gainsborough Arr Dec 1877 Rev Richard Powell; Halcione arr July 1872; Miss McGregor; Mrs WG Master W Robinson; Mr Miss Ware; Misses(2) Waters; Joan, Caroline (2) Frederick Warlick; Mrs M Ward; http://www.angelfire.com/az/nzgenweb/passGHI.html

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85. W. G. Horner & Co. 8/23/1884 Mrs. WG Horner and her daughter and sister have been at Slight damage was sustained to the reservoir of the Emmitsburg Water Company. http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/articles/places/business/horner_co.htm

On-line Resources Bulletin Board Land Records Maps History Articles Anthologies Business Histories Family Histories Historical Events ... Personal Memories Other Articles Current Events People Places Emmitsburg.net ... Links Emmitsburg's Other Bank William H. Horner - their grandson A Brief History of the Horner Family David Horner was born in 1739 and died in 1785. Mary, his wife was born in 1744 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Alexander Love and Margaret Moore. Mary Love's parents moved to South Carolina.

86. James Helman's History Of Emmitsburg The engine was inspected and tried by pumping water from the well, then returned to Dr. CD Eichelberger, Charles Kretzer, Joshua Norris, Mrs. WG Blair, http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/articles/history/helmans/helmans_61-70.ht

On-line Resources Bulletin Board Land Records Maps History Articles Anthologies Business Histories Family Histories Historical Events ... Personal Memories Other Articles Current Events People Places Emmitsburg.net ... Links James A. Helman's ~ 1906 History of Emmitsburg, Md. Pages 61 - 70 Silversmiths Bowden appears the first on the list. His house was where J. Agnew lives. Seventy-five years ago he removed to Waynesboro. Spoons of his manufacture are still in possession of some families. Mr. Andrew Hyster came here about that time, continuing until his death, 1872. Since, his son, Geo. T. Eyster, has continued. Others have dropped in with a small stock of jewelry; the lack of patronage prevented their permanent stay, therefore Mr. Eyster remains at the old stand. Property Holders, 1808 Residents of Town in 1840 Fire Company The corporation required every man to become a member of the fire company; all were enrolled one Saturday in the month during the summer. The engine was brought cut; the street pump was the place of meeting; the clerk would mount the engine and call the names of the fire company, each man answering to his name. If any were absent there was a fine imposed. The engine was inspected and tried by pumping water from the well, then returned to the engine house. This meeting was at 2 o'clock; all was over in an hour Property Holders 1850 to 1860 Property Owners 1906

87. The Cook's Decameron - Soups Clear Soup /b dd Ingredients Stock meat, water, a bunch of herbs (thyme,parsley, chervil, bay leaf, basil, The Cook s Decameron. by Mrs. WG Water http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/tech/cooking/TheCooksDecameron/chap

The Cook's Decameron by Mrs. W. G. Water Terms Contents PART I The First Day ... INDEX Soups Soups o. 19. Clear Soup Ingredients: Stock meat, water, a bunch of herbs (thyme, parsley, chervil, bay leaf, basil, marjoram), three carrots, three turnips, three onions, three cloves stuck in the onions, one blade of mace. Cut up three pounds of stock meat small and put it in a stock pot with two quarts of cold water, three carrots, and three turnips cut up, three onions with a clove stuck in each one, a bunch of herbs and a blade of mace. Let it come to the boil and then draw it off, at once skim off all the scum, and keep it gently simmering, and occasionally add two or three tablespoonsful of cold water. Let it simmer all day, and then strain it through a fine cloth. Some of the liquor in which a calf's head has been cooked, or even a calf's foot, will greatly improve a clear soup. The stock should never be allowed to boil as long as the meat and vegetables are in the stock pot. No. 20. Zuppa Primaverile (Spring Soup) Ingredients: Clear soup, vegetables.

88. All Breed Judges VERCO, Mrs WG, 45 Pompoota Rd Hope Valley SA, 5090, 08 8264 1526 Twin WatersQLD, 4564, 07 5450 5134. * WISE, Mr GSA, 2 Quinn St, Swan View WA, 6056 http://www.ankc.aust.com/allbrdsU-Z.html

Please select a link: Conference Summary Breed Standards Breeds (by group) Committees National Registration Statistics National Events Code of Ethics Policy Statements Judges List Regulations Visiting Overseas Judges Press Releases Hall of Fame Contact Details A B C D ... Z Name Address Postcode Telephone Number U UNDERWOOD, O.A.M. Lt. Col. R L 59 Louise St Underwood QLD V VALLI, Mr T 3/18 Ewos Parade Cronulla NSW VAN DAALEN, Mr J PO Box 748 Woodridge QLD VERCO, Mrs W G 45 Pompoota Rd Hope Valley SA W WARBY, Mr P 16 Martin St Lidcombe NSW * WATSON, Mrs L PO Box 153 Taylors Lakes VIC * WATSON, Mrs M

89. Stories, Listed By Author BLAKE, EMILY CALVIN; Mrs. Walter R. Blake (1882?) (chron.) BLAKE, WG (chron.)* In the Workshop An Electric Light and Alarm Switchboard, http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s159.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BLACK, BAXTER (chron.) (continued) Dale L. Walker , (iv) Sep 1995 BLACK, C. A. (chron.) Letter, (lt) The Cavalier Jul 6 1912 BLACK, C. M. (chron.) He Serves Up America, (ar) Colliers Aug 3 1940 The Lord Is Risen, (ar) Colliers Apr 23 1938 Man with a Megaphone, (ar) Colliers Jul 16 1938 Nickel Empire, (ar) Colliers Jul 13 1940 Colliers Feb 11 1939 BLACK, C. STEWART (chron.) Christmas, (ms) The Seestu Special Christmas 1927 BLACK, CAMPBELL (1944- ); see pseudonym Campbell Armstrong (chron.) BLACK, CARA (chron.) Crime Spree Magazine Aug/Sep 2004 BLACK, CARRIE (chron.) Said in the Moonlight, (ss) Ideal Love Jan 1953 BLACK, CECIL (chron.) The Alchemist, (pm) Sweetheart Stories Jul 1939 Can it be True?, (pm) Sweetheart Stories Nov 1938 BLACK, COLLEEN (chron.) Eggs Over Easy, (pm) Pulpsmith The Past Can Be Dangerous, (pm) Pulpsmith Suzy-Q, (pm) Pulpsmith Win/Spr 1988 BLACK, D. D. (chron.) Passing the Love of Women, (ss) Argosy (UK) Oct 1945 BLACK, DOROTHY (Delius) (chron.)

90. Alfred Parke The magnificent floral tributes included the following Mrs. AP Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and family; Mr. and Mrs. G. Coppen; Mr. and Mrs. WG Oliffe http://www.larigan.com/obits/aph_ob.htm

Alfred Parke HAMILTON d. 9 Apr 1933 The Ilford Guardian, Friday April 14, 1933 DEATH OF COUNCILLOR A.P. HAMILTON. HIS GREAT SERVICES TO ILFORD. As Police Inspector and Councillor. A Courageous Figure. It is with profound regret that we have to record the death, which occurred after a short illness at his residence, "Larigan", 15, Coventry Road, Ilford, on Sunday, at the age of 67, of Councillor Alfred Parke Hamilton. His last illness was of comparatively short duration. His absence through ill-health was mentioned at the last meeting of the Borough Council, when a message was sent by his colleagues wishing him a speedy recovery. There was little indication then that the indisposition was of anything but a temporary character. He was suffering from influenza. Pneumonia supervened, however, and despite devoted attention, the end came on Sunday morning. The news came as a great shock in the town which he had served so long in his two capacities, first as the Sub-Divisional Inspector of the "K" Division Metropolitan Police, and latterly as a member of the Borough Council. Fearless Outspokenness.

91. GARLICK AND POWELL FAMILY MEMBERS. WINFIELD CONNECTION Third district, WG Seaver. Fourth district, WE Ketcham. I will enclose a cardwith the quality of the water. Here we met Mrs. Garlick s sister and http://www.ausbcomp.com/~bbott/wortman/WinfieldGarlickPowell.htm

GARLICK AND POWELL FAMILY MEMBERS. WINFIELD CONNECTION. [ALSO INCLUDED: MAJ. AND MRS. A. H. THOMPSON.] MAJ. A. H. THOMPSON. Winfield Courier, April 25, 1878. Maj. A. H. Thompson, member of the Powell exploring expedition, was in this city last week, direct from the canyons of the Colorado. He was looking for a location to go into the sheep business when he gets through with his government scientific surveys. He likes this county better than any other he has seen and will probably locate here. MAJOR J. W. POWELL. Winfield Courier, October 19, 1882. Major J. W. Powell, of the U. S. Survey and topographical engineers, made us a call on Saturday. He is the officer who explored the great Colorado Canon and is the most energetic, capable, and scientific officer of the government surveys. His description of his work and geological researches are among the best in the government records, and are read by scientists with great interest. He came to Winfield to purchase a house and lots for his sister, Mrs. Eliza D. Garlick, for a residence and a Kindergarten school. As soon as she can arrange matters, she will become a permanent resident here and will introduce the kind of school for children so famous as the best, most pleasing, and effective. Winfield will receive her with cordial enthusiasm. Winfield Courier

92. WOMACK GENEALOGY - Volume I, Number 2 Cold Water Run and runeth thence along that runn as it wendeth to ye head thereof to Mrs. WG Womack of Oldtown, Ky., says that her son Richard lives in http://www.womacknet.com/sources/wgv1n2.html

WOMACK GENEALOGY THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WOMACK FAMILY ASSOCIATION President : Walter Womack, McMinnville, Tennessee Editor : Oscar Womack, Daylight, Tennessee Secretary : Mrs. Clifton Wolfe, Route 14, Knoxville, Tennessee Genealogist : William Perry Johnson, Box 531, Raleigh, North Carolina Treasurer : Mrs. R. L. Anderson, McMinnville, Tennessee VOL. I, NO. 2 - DECEMBER 1957 - WHOLE NO. 2 PHOTOCOPY OF EARLIEST LAND PATENT TO A WOMACK RICHARD WOMACK, 450 ACRES, HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1672/3 From: Land Patent Book 6 (1666-1679), page 447,Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia Sarah Johnson Jane Hayes Jean Grigory John Adams Jane Barrett Jane Treble Mary Cooke Tho: Browne An: Percer Page 17 EDITOR'S PAGE Our Womack Family Association is six months old and we think it has been a success, so far. The first issue of our magazine, WOMACK GENEALOGY, was published in June and many complimentary letters have been received. We of the Staff would be considered ungrateful if we did not mention these as well as the many family records which have been contributed by various members of the Association. Each and every kind word and each and every contribution is very much appreciated. Other members of the Womack Family Association are urged to send us copies or their family histories and genealogies, for only in this way can we share our family data, trace lines of descent and correct errors, etc. Valuable family papers which are loaned to us are handled with care, copied quickly and returned promptly. Those who send typed copies are requested to send three copies (an original and two carbons) so that the widely scattered members of the Staff will have quick and easy access to the data.

93. On Photography At the same time you notice that the raging Waters are about to take him under WG Sebald, “The Rings of Saturn” “On the desk, which was both the origin http://www.alexandrahuddleston.com/blog.html

Hanging out Paris, France. PHOTO: Alexandra Huddleston Thursday, September 8, 2005 There is a Martin Parr postCount('090805'); postCountTB('090805'); Waiting for a dinner reservation. Santa Fe, New Mexico. PHOTO: Alexandra Huddleston Saturday, August 27, 2005 I must apologize. It has been a month since my last entry. I blame in on the summertime. postCount('082705'); postCountTB('082705'); Crossroads. Santa Fe, New Mexico. PHOTO: Alexandra Huddleston Friday, July 29, 2005 W hile going through old family papers I came across a sweet little book called The Happy Valley; The Elegant Eighties in Upstate New York by Pauline Dakin Taft , with photographs by Leonard Dakin M y favorite passage follows: T M I postCount('072905'); postCountTB('072905'); On the highway Santa Fe, New Mexico. PHOTO: Alexandra Huddleston Tuesday, July 26, 2005

94. ST. JOHN'S TELEPHONE DIRECTORY - 1938 Alderdice, Mrs. FCr, Rennie s Mill, 927. Allan, JWr, 21 Circular, 503 American Consulate General, Commercial Chambers, Water, 667. Amminson, Jos. r. http://ngb.chebucto.org/Phone/phone-1938-sjcity-a.shtml

Presented by the Newfoundland's Grand Banks Site to assist you in researching your Family History Click on the graphic below to return to the NGB Home Page To contribute to this site, see above menu item "About". These transcriptions may contain human errors. As always, confirm these, as you would any other source material. A B C D E ... XYZ ST. JOHN'S CITY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY AVALON TELEPHONE CO. LTD. ST. JOHN'S SUBSCRIBER INFO ADDRESS Tel # "A" Abbott Anna r. 24 Pennywell Abbott Major R. G. r. Freshwater Road Abbott Samson r. 11 Brazil Abbott Wm. J. r. 16 York A. B. C. TAXI WALDEGRAVE A. B. C. Taxi Waldegrave Abraham Rt. Rev. P. S. r. 3 Church Hill Academy Of Our Lady Of Mercy Militatry Acadia Gas Engines Co. office 304-306 Water . Adams A. J. r. 52 Fleming Adams A. K. r. Barter's Hill . Adams Miss Barbara r. 136 Pennywell . Adams Miss Clara r. 14 Freshwater Adams Edgar r. 14 Morris Ave. Adams J. H. r. 21 Sudbury Adams J. P. r. 32 Queen's Rd. Adams J. T. r. Allandale Adey Bernard r. 94 Springdale Adey Frank r. 288 Lemarchant W.

95. Warren, Warwick, Washington, Westmoreland, County, Williamsburg And Winchester C ROBINSON, ROY M., Sgt., A. Mother, Mrs. Edith Robinson, Water Lick HAGY,WILLIAM G., Sgt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. WG Hagy, Abingdon http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/warrwwii.htm

Sponsored by Warren Warwick Washington , and Westmoreland , County; Williamsburg and Winchester City, Virginia World War II Deaths Transcribed by J. C. Weaver, September 8, 1998 WARREN COUNTY BALLARD, JOHN C., JR., Pvt., A. Mother, Mrs. Ruth G. Ballard, Front Royal BEATY, JAMES F., Pvt., A. Mother, Mrs. Irene Skellman, Front Royal BROY, NELSON HOWARD, Pvt., A. Wife,. Mrs. Hilda Katherine Kronk Broy, Reliance CAMERON, ORNDORFF HAMPTON. (See Arlington County) CARROLL, MILTON Roy, S/Sgt., A. Wife, Mrs. Bessie M. Seekfort Carroll, Cedarville CASAROTTI, EDWARD F., Pfc., A. Wife, Mrs. Vivian Casarotti, Front Royal CORRON, GEORGE W., JR., Pfc., A. Mother, Mrs. Grace S. Corron, Front Royal COX, LIVAN D., Pfc., A. Wife, Mrs. Della G. Cox, Front Royal CULLERS, HOLLIE GROVER, Pfc., A. Mother, Mrs. Sarah C. Cullers, Reliance DERFLINGER, FLOYD LEE, JR., 2nd Lt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Derfiinger, Reliance DERELINGER, JAMES M., Pvt., A. DERFLINGER, JAMEs ROLFE, 1st Lt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Derfiinger, Reliance DULANEY, JAMES WILEORD. (See Rappahannock County)

96. NYNY 1853 - 1856 Nathaniel Bingham and Lyman Granger build a water cure health resort in Dansville . Mrs. WG Bryan buys the Holland Land Office building from the Farmers http://home.eznet.net/~dminor/NYNY1853.html

Updated 6 / 20 / 2004 ) Jan 17 Suffragist Alva Ertskin Smith, future wife of William K. Vanderbilt and Oliver Belmont, is born in Mobile, Alabama. Feb 5 The Central Bank of Troy files articles of incorporation. Feb 10 Louis Moreau Gottschalk gives his first New York City recital. Mar 3 The U. S. Secretary of the Treasury directs that an assay office under the Director of the Mint be established in New York. Mar 5 Mar 9 New York City's Columbia Fire Insurance Company is issued a 30-year charter as a stock company, capitalized at $200,000. Apr 9 The Central Bank of Brooklyn is organized. ** The state legislature passes 'An Act to authorize the formation of Companies for Ferry Purposes'. Apr 12 New York State requires the Board Of Regents to establish general rules for the incorporation of educational institutions. Apr 30 The Lewis County Bank at Martinsburgh is chartered, capitalized at $100,000. May 1 The Central Bank of Troy is incorporated, capitalized at $200,000, with a charter extending through the year 2353. May 2 Henri Franconi's Hippodrome opens in New York City.

97. San Francisco Genealogy - Obituaries And Death Notices, Wg - Wl WHORFIn this city, August 4, Mrs. WG WHORF, a native of Maine. He startedthe first water works here, which was located on the Hahman tract, http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/vitals/sfobiwg.htm

Obituaries and Death Notices Wg - Wl Last Update: 10 September 2005 This is a miscellaneous collection of newspaper obituaries, funeral notices and death notices submitted by San Francisco researchers and volunteers. If an entry has a contact name, you may contact the researcher with questions about the families mentioned, but understand that they have *not* volunteered to provide copies for people. Source information for each entry is provided for your convenience so that you can obtain a photocopy on your own. WHARTY In this city, January 7. 1869, George B. McCLELLAN , son of Martin and Annie WHARTY , aged 4 years, 2 months and 7 days. Funeral tomorrow afternoon from residence of parents, Greenwich Street, between Montgomery and Sansome." Source: San Francisco Call, 8 Jan 1869, p.2. Transcribed by Sandra Bordelon. WHEATON In this city, September 6, Edward, husband of the late Louise M. WHEATON , father of Mrs. W.A. BREWER , Mrs. W.C. CORBETT , Charles B., Frederick M., Walter S., and Edward F. WHEATON San Francisco Chronicle , 7 Sept 1905. Transcribed by jch.

98. Andreas' History Of The State Of Nebraska - Seward Co. Part 6 The waterpower is peculiarly arranged to resist the pressure of the floods andelements, WG Haselwood, Mrs. WG Haselwood, SK Keys, Mrs. SK Keyes, http://www.kancoll.org/books/andreas_ne/seward/seward-p6.html

KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska Seward County Produced by Jeanne Walsh Part 1: Topography First Settlement and Early History First Schools Part 2: Political History Part 3: County Roster Seward County Schools Death of a Pioneer Seward: ... Religious Part 4: Seward (cont.): Schools Driving Park Association Biographical Sketches Part 5: Seward: Biographical Sketches (cont.) Part 6: Milford: Location and Natural Features Early History Churches ... Biographical Sketches Part 7: Utica: Biographical Sketches B Precinct C Precinct Part 8: Biographical Sketches: F Precinct G Precinct I Precinct J Precinct Part 9: Biographical Sketches: K Precinct L Precinct M Precinct N Precinct ... List of Illustrations in Seward County Chapter Part 6 MILFORD LOCATION AND NATURAL FEATURES. The village of Milford is situated on a high, commanding plain inclining to the east and bordered by the high banks of the Big Blue River on the north. The first authentic knowledge of this lovely site was given by some early hunters, who found it occupied by about 5,000 Indians, comprising the Pawnees, Otoes and Omahas, who had rendezvoused here when resisting the whites' encroachment of the Sioux territory. Traditional history makes it a favorite camping-ground of the Pawnees and a rendezvous of the Pawnees, Otoes and Omahas when joining their united bands to defeat and protect themselves from the inroads of their bitter enemies, the murderous Sioux. A gigantic oak standing alone on the prairie near the bluffs is pointed out as the traditional "council tree," where many a compact has been sealed for exterminating the white man and saving the lives of their squaws and papooses.

99. Ancestry Message Boards - Message [ Jefferson ] http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.oklah

Search: All Boards Jefferson Board Advanced Search Boards Localities North America ... Jefferson Jefferson Messages posted to this board also appear in the "OKJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com" mailing list. List Messages Post New Message Add Board To Favorites Add Board To Notifications ... Next Some Items from Waurika News-Democrat, May 16, 1913 Author: Nita E. Date: 26 Jun 2005 5:26 PM GMT Classification: Query Post Reply Mark Unread Report Abuse Print Message Some Items Waurika News-Democrat Waurika, Jefferson County, Oklahoma May 16, 1913 On the front page Stephens Held Without BailNames in the article include DR. J. M. STEPHENS, W. L. LESENY, MRS. LESNEY, JUDGE J. W. JOHNSON, JOSEPH H. HOWARD, Prof. DEBAR High School Play WinnerNames in the article include KATHLEEN DORMAN, LILLIAN MORRIS, HAZEL CONNER, ALMA SUTHERLAND, MAE WOOLDRIGE, PHILIP JOYCE, L. MOORE, W. ELLIS, M. WATKINS, I. ELLIS Improving Depot Grounds A crew of workmen have been to Waurika the past week improving and beautifying the depot grounds. The terrace and parkway around the depot has been set to Bermuda grass and fountains for watering purposes have been attached to the city waterworks. A handsome flower bed lies just east to the north of the building and is receiving the best of care. Waurika boasts of the best passenger station between Fort Worth and Chickasha and has been completed within the year at a cost of $35,000. Waurika has a congenial and efficient crew at the depot and the following is the personnel of the work force: FRED PITMAN is passenger and freight agent; C. M. DEASON is cashier; JOHN WALKER is day baggage man, J. L. WATERS is night ticket clerk and JOHN FOWLER is night baggage man.

100. ICID WORK BODY DETAILS : MB, PCSPOA, PCTA, PFC, SC, OBC, AFRWG, ASRWG, ERWG, AMR WGDRG. Work Team on Use of Poor Quality Water for Irrigation. WT-PQW WORKING GROUP ON WATER SAVING FOR AGRICULTURE (WG-WATS). Mandate http://www.icid.org/w_body.html

ICID WORK BODIES By-Law (3) : Work Bodies of ICID [PDF] Guidelines for Publication of ICID Working Group Outputs ICID Task Forces PERMANENT COMMITTEES MANAGEMENT BOARD MB PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON STRATEGY PLANNING AND ORGANIZATIONAL AFFAIRS PCSPOA PERMANENT COMMITTEE FOR TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES PCTA PERMANENT FINANCE COMMITTEE PFC STAFF COMMITTEE SC OFFICE BEARERS COMMITTEE OBC REGIONAL WORKING GROUPS African Regional Working Group AFRWG Asian Regional Working Group ASRWG European Regional Working Group ERWG American Regional Working Group AMRWG COMMITTEES PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON STRATEGY PLANNING AND ORGANIZATIONAL AFFAIRS PCSPOA Committee on Congresses/Conferences C-CONGR PERMANENT COMMITTEE FOR TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES PCTA ICID Journal Editorial Board EB-JOUR IPTRID Advisory Committee AC-IPTRID Committee on Public Relations and Publications WORKING GROUPS/WORK TEAMS PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON STRATEGY PLANNING AND ORGANIZATIONAL AFFAIRS PCSPOA Special Work Team on Aral Sea Basin ST-ARAL Working Group on Young Irrigation Professionals Forum WG-YPF PERMANENT COMMITTEE FOR TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES PCTA Working Group on Drainage WG-DRG Work Team on Use of Poor Quality Water for Irrigation WT-PQW

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