A A.R. Kaufman: Canada's Mr Birth Control

(A) Sarah M. Bonesteel, (87)36–50

Amish Presence in Woolwich Township, The

(A) Lorraine Roth, (87)66–75

Anzac Day, Kitchener

1931, (87)124–126, (87)147

Aplevich, Pat, (87)111

Armstrong, Robert, (87)113

Arnold, Edward M. “Ed”, (87)20, (87)28, (87)33

Arnold, Henry, (87)18

Arnold, Julius H., (87)107–108

Atwater-Hallatt, Rosanne, (87)14–35

Atwater, Patricia (Koehler), 97:35

B

B.F. Goodrich Rubber

trade union, 1951, (87)30

Barber, Bill, (87)89

Barrett, Tom, (87)88

Bast, Aaron, (87)79–80

Bast, Verna, (87)79–80

Beaten With Sticks

(A) Dr A.D. Campbell, (87)107–108

Beechey, John, (87)84

Belair, Charles

Wunder Furniture Manufacturing, and, (87)30

Berg, Paul, (87)57–58

Berlin, Town of

Best Town in Canada, as, (87)14

Busy Berlin, as, (87)4–5

centennial of settlers arrival, 1906, (87)14

Industrial Committee, c1906, (87)14

town council, (87)14

Berlin, Town of

population, c1885, (87)90

betting

horse races

bookies, c1930, (87)140

Beynon, Jack, (87)125, (87)127, (87)130, (87)135–136, (87)139–142

birth control movement

A.R. Kaufman, and, (87)36–51

clinic, Toronto, (87)51–53

Criminal Code of Canada, and, (87)36–50, (87)52

Dorothea Palmer, and, (87)42–43, (87)47, (87)52–53

boar, wild

“Tacca,” reproduction statue

(A) Pietro Tacca, (87)109–112

Board of Trade, Berlin

Industrial Committee, c1906, (87)14

boarding house

c1930, (87)125, (87)127–129, (87)131, (87)148

Bonesteel, Sarah M., (87)36–50

Bowman, Daniel, (87)72

Brechbuhl, Phillip, (87)69

Breithaupt, Louis, Senior, (87)79

Brklacich, Steve, (87)84

Burns Meats, Kitchener, (87)18

Bus Tripping for 10 Years

(A) Mary A. Johnston, (87)62–65

Busy (Artistic) Berlin

(A) Gerald Noonan, (87)4–5

C Campbell, A.D., (87)107–108

Canada Post

postage rates, 1912, (87)4

Canada Post, Berlin / Kitchener

post office and customs house, Benton Street,

bell, (87)90–99

construction, cost of, (87)90, (87)98

clock, (87)96, (87)99

Canada Post, Waterloo

post office

bell, (87)98

Canadian Consolidated Rubber, (87)36

Cayley, Ruthe, (87)6–12

Cayley, Tom, (87)6–12

Children's Aid Society (CAS)

birth control services, and, (87)45

choral groups

J.M. Schneider Employee Choir

founding, 1939, (87)55, (87)57

Kitchener Concordia Club choir

Ontario Choral Federation award, 1996, (87)61

Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic Choir

Ontario Choral Federation award, 1996, (87)61

Orpheus Male Choir, (87)55, (87)57

Big Sings, (87)57

Schneider Male Chorus, (87)55–61

founding, 1960, (87)55, (87)57

Ontario Choral Federation award, 1996, (87)61

In Praise of Song, (87)60

Schneider-Orpheus Male Choir

founding, 1947, (87)55, (87)57

Assoc Male Choruses of America, and, (87)57

founding, 1960, (87)55–58

Trinity Male Choir, (87)57

Churches, Cambridge

Central Presbyterian, (87)58

Churches, Kitchener

Calvary Memorial United, (87)55

St Andrew's, (87)124

St Mary’s, (87)16

Zion Evangelical

birth control distributed, (87)38

Churches, Waterloo

St Agnes Roman Catholic, (87)81

Clayton, Lester, (87)43

Collins, Mike, (87)113

courtship

c1937, (87)152

Cowan, Chas., Charles, (87)17

Cox, Dave, (87)84

Crapo, Henry, (87)110

Crosby, Bob, (87)84

Crosby, Gary, (87)86

Crozier, Joe, (87)86

D Dairies, Waterloo

Maple Lane

catering, (87)30

Daniels, Dianne, (87)59

Davis, Elmer, (87)118, (87)138

Dear Ma and Pa: An Australian Writes Home From Waterloo 1930-31

(A) John Lack and Charles Fahey, (87)114–151

Dickson, Florence Augusta

philanthropy, (87)102

scrapbook, (87)101–106

Dickson, Margaret "Marg", (87)62–63

Dickson, Walter Hamilton, (87)101

Dickson, William Senior

home (Kirkmichael), Galt, (87)101

Dickson's Hill, Galt, (87)101, (87)106

Diefenbaker, Hon John, (87)96, (87)99

Diegel family, 29 Euclid Ave, Waterloo, (87)125, (87)127-128, (87)131, (87)147

Diegel, Wilhelmina, Mrs, "Mrs D.”, (87)128, , (87)131, (87)147

distilleries, Bridgeport,

Frederick Gaukel, (87)79

Dominion Rubber / Dominion Tire, Kitchener (87)114

trade union, 1951, (87)30

Domtar Packaging, aka Superior Box, Kitchener, 97:37

Doon School of Fine Arts, Kitchener

closes, 1966, (87)6

Doon, Village of, (87)6

Dumarts Meats, Kitchener, (87)18

Dumfries, (this may be an error: may be Dumfries, Quebec)

storms, 1874, (87)75

E

Earth Day

2000, (87)113

Ebersol, Christian, (87)73

Eby, Christian, (87)68

Eby, Elias, (87)72, (87)77

Eby, George, (87)69

Eugenic Society of Canada, (87)45–46

F factories, Kitchener-Waterloo

numbers of, c1930, (87)129–130, (87)148

Fahey, Charles, (87)114–151

Family Planning Pioneer's Life was Endangered

(A) Kathryn Hansuld Lamb, (87)51–53

Famme, Jennifer Hoover, (87)61

farm machinery

Sunshine-Waterloo, (87)114–151

Farni, Christian, (87)73

Farni, Peter, (87)73

Ferguson, David Hamilton "Ham"

letters, (87)119–151

Ferrie, Adam, (87)6

fire hall, Berlin

bell "Victoria", (87)90, (87)94

Fitzpatrick, Sandy, (87)84

Florence Dickson: A Victorian Spinster

(A) John Hagopian, (87)101–106

Florentine Boar, The

(A) Kathryn Hansuld Lamb, (87)109–112

flowers, wild

soapwort/Saponaria officialis

aka Bouncing Bet, (87)79–80

Forwell Sand and Gravel, Kitchener, (87)79

Foster, Linda, (87)63

Francis, Emile, (87)84

fraud

doctor, c1870, (87)107–108

furniture factories

Baetz Bros Furniture Berlin , (87)14

Berlin Furniture (87)34

Berlin Interior Hardwood , (87)34

Canada Cabinets and Furniture Kitchener, (87)32

D. Hibner & Company, Berlin, (87)34

Elmira Furniture, (87)20

Globe Furniture, Waterloo, 97:20

H. Krug Furniture, Kitchener (87)34

John S. Anthes Furniture, Berlin, (87)14

Kreiner & Company, Berlin, (87)34

Lippert Furniture Berlin, (87)34

M. Erb & Company, Berlin, (87)34

Malcolm and Hill Furniture , Kitchener, (87)21

McLagan Furniture, Stratford, 97:20–21

Murawsky Furniture Kitchener,, (87)18

Pommer & Cowan, Berlin, (87)14, (87)17

unionization, (87)30–33

Waterloo County Furniture Manufacturers' Assoc, (87)28

Wunder Furniture Manufacturing, (87)14–35

catalogues, (87)30

closes, 1978, (87)34

company picnic, 1935, (87)27–28

design process, (87)25, (87)35

fire, 1932, (87)18–20

fire, 1952, (87)33

founding, 1906, (87)16–17

hand carvers, (87)22

labor relations, c1930, (87)25, (87)27–28

materials, (87)21–22

sale of, 1933, (87)20–22

sale of, 1967, (87)33

strike, 1951, (87)30–33

Victory Bonds, and, (87)30

wages, c1930, (87)25, (87)28

women employees, c1945, (87)28–29

workforce, Great Depression, (87)20–21

G

Gascho, Christian, (87)68

Gascho, Christina (Petersheim), (87)68

Gaukel, Frederick, (87)77, (87)79

George, Eugene, (87)84

German Block, Wilmot Township

surveyed, 1824, (87)72

German Company Tract, , Waterloo Township

Beasley’s Tract, original name of GCT, (87)66)

Bridgeport area

Lot 5, (87)79

Lot 59, (87)77, (87)79

German Company Tract, Woolwich Township

Block 3, Six Nations Grant, as, (87)66

Lot 10, (87)68–69, (87)72–73

Lot 128, (87)66, (87)70

Lot 18, (87)68

Lot 30, (87)66, (87)68–69

Lot 54, (87)73-74

Lot 58, (87)70

Lot 9, (87)72–74

Six Nations of the Grand River, and, (87)66

surveyed, 1824, (87)72

Giesler, Elizabeth (Zehr), (87)74

Giesler, John, (87)74

Gingerich, Alvin, (87)74

Golbeck, Henry, (87)80–81

Golbeck, Doug, (87)80–81

Golbeck, Lorne, (87)81

Gordon, Mayor George, Kitchener, (87)98

Grace Schmidt Honored by the University of Waterloo, (87)12–13

Grand River Conservation Authority, (87)62

Gress, Bruce, (87)98

Grier, E. Wyly, (87)102

Gross, Alan, (87)97

H

H.V. McKay Pty Ltd

see also Waterloo Manufacturing

Hagopian, John, (87)101–106

Hainsworth, Dave, (87)84

Hamilton, Beth, (87)6

Hamilton, Ross, (87)6

Hartleib, Charles “Carl”, (87)20–22, (87)28, (87)33

Hauck, Martin, misspelt Hauch on (87)73 (87)73-74

Hauserman, aka SunarHauserman

bankruptcy, 1989, (87)155

Heller, Casper, (87)98

Henderson, Thomas, (87)115

Hendley, Brian, (87)111

hockey

Ontario Hockey Assoc (OHA)

Dave Pinkney Trophy, (87)85

Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy, (87)85

J. Ross Robertson Cup, (87)85

Max Kaminsky Trophy, (87)85

Red Tilson Trophy, (87)85

teams, c1963, (87)84

hockey teams

Guelph Biltmore Mad Hatters , (87)84

Kitchener Rangers

1963-1997, (87)84–89

founding of, (87)84–85

Jim McGeachie Memorial Trophy, (87)88

Hockey Hall of Fame inductees, (87)89

sponsored by

Wunder Furniture, Kitchener, (87)28

Hoffman, John, (87)69

Homer Watson House and Gallery, Kitchener, (87)4

City of Kitchener, created by, 1981, (87)11

Honsberger, Dr J.F., (87)92–93

Hotels, Kitchener

Gaukel's Tavern, (87)79

Market, (87)98

Walper, (87)79

Houston, Jack, (87)57–60

Huras, Jim, (87)90, (87)96

Hway, Bill, (87)84

I

In Praise of Historic People: The Cayley Era at Homer Watson House

(A) Gerald Noonan, (87)6–12

industrial economy, Kitchener-Waterloo

c1930, (87)114–151

J J.M. Schneider, Kitchener

Employee Choir, (87)55-61

Schneider Corp, (87)60Jantzi, Joseph, (87)73

Johnston, David, (87)12

Johnston, Mary A., (87)62–63

Johnston, Mary A., (87)62–65

Jones, B.A., (87)90

Jones, Bob, (87)84

K

Kaj, Lori (Kerr), (87)59, (87)61

Kalbfleisch, Jack, (87)111

Kannegiesser, Gord, (87)84

Kaufman Foundation

founding, (87)37

Kaufman Rubber, Kitchener

birth control devices, and, (87)43-45,

birth control services, and, (87)39–42

founding, 1907, 97:37

Kaufman, Alvin Ratz, "A.R."

birth control movement, and, (87)36–51

eugenics, and, (87)45–46

male sterilizations, and, (87)46–47

Parent's Information Bureau, Ltd (PIB), and, (87)36–37, (87)39–45

philanthropy, (87)37–38

Planned Parenthood Federation, and, (87)45, (87)47

Kaufman, Beth (Hall), (87)37

Kaufman, Jacob, (87)36

Kaufman, Jean (Hutton), (87)37

Kaufman, Mary, (87)36

Kaufman, Ruth (Samson), (87)37

Kaufman, William, (87)37

Kieswetter Cartage and Excavating Kitchener,, (87)79–80

King, Christian, (87)70-71, (87)75 aka Koenig, Christian,

King, William Lyon Mackenzie

Minister of Labor, as, (87)92–93

post office clock, and, (87)92–93

Kitchener Fire Dept

bell, 1973-1995, (87)90-91, (87)96-98 Kitchener Memorial Auditorium

Big Sings, (87)57

hockey at, (87)88

Kitchener Planning Board, (87)37

Kitchener-Waterloo Orphanage, (87)38

Kitchener-Waterloo Suburban Planning Board, (87)38

Koehler, Michael, (87)14, (87)18, (87)28, (87)35

Koehler, Patricia, (87)28

Koenig, Christian Jr, aka King, Christian, (87)70-72, (87)75

Koenig, Christian Sr, (87)66-67, (87)70, (87)72, (87)75

Koepke, Helen, (87)62–63

Kohli, Marjorie, (87)50

Kranz, Hugo, (87)98

Kropf, Jacob, (87)72–73

Kropf, Magdalena (Rothacker), (87)72

Kullman, Wally, (87)85

Kuntz, Bert, (87)96

Kurt, Gary, (87)84

L

labor practices

c1930, (87)114, (87)118, (87)132-137

Lack, John, (87)114–151

Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld, (87)51–53, (87)77–83, (87)109–112

Laurier, Sir Wilfrid

Berlin visit, 1908, (87)93

Lebold, Jacob, (87)73

Legge, Randy, (87)84

Lehman, Fred, (87)58–59

Lemieux, Rodolphe, (87)91–93

Libraries, Kitchener

Kitchener Public

Grace Schmidt Room, naming of, (87)12

Little, Ellis, (87)113

Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC)

Waterloo chapter, (87)113

Luther Village on the Park, (87)155

Luthy, David, (87)67-68, (87)74

M Mackie, Robert, (87)64

Madill, Brent, (87)84

Malleck, Jim, (87)84

Manulife Financial, Waterloo

Silver Lake History Walk, and, (87)113

Martin, Henry, (87)69

Martin, Isaac, (87)68

Martin, Peter, (87)68

Martin's Meetinghouse, Waterloo Township, (87)68, (87)73

Master, Isaac, (b1787) (87)68

McDonnell, Joe, (87)88

McGeachie, Jim, (87)88

McIntee, Audrey (Schacht), (87)94, (87)98

McKay, Cecil, (87)139, (87)143–144, (87)146, (87)150-151

McKay, David, (87)146

McKay, Hugh Victor "H.V.", (87)117–119, (87)145–146

McKay, Marjory, (87)151

McKay, Mrs, Australian widow of David McKay, (87)146

McKay, Samuel "Sam", (87)115, (87)119, (87)134, (87)139-140, (87)145-146,

(87)149–150

McKinnon, Joan, (87)113

McLelland, Dave, (87)84–89

Meinzinger, Ruthie, (87)28

Memoirs of 45 years With One Company 1937-1982

(A) Howard A. Schnarr, (87)152–155

Military units

Scots Fusiliers of Canada, (87)124

Miller, Adele, (87)28

Miller, Tommy, (87)84

mills, rych, (87)90–99

Morden, Gladys Brandt, (87)51–53

Morrison, John, (87)33

Moyer, Bill, (87)74

Murawsky, Alvin, (87)18

Murawsky, Anna (Bonofski), (87)16

Murawsky, Joseph, (87)35

Murawsky, Martin, (87)18

Murawsky, Paul, (87)16

Murawsky, Peter, (87)18

Murawsky, Theodore, (87)18

N Nafziger, Christian Jr, (87)73

Nafziger, Christian Sr, (87)73

Neuhauser, Christian, (87)68, (87)72

New Berlin Jail Gets "Superior" Rating

(A) Marjorie Kohli, (87)50

Noonan, Gerald, (87)2

Noonan, Gerald, (87)4–5, (87)6–12

Norris Bakery, Kitchener, (87)30

O Oddy, Tom, (87)35

Oesch, Catherine (Zehr), (87)73

Oesch, Christian, (87)73

Orpheus Male Choir, (87)55, (87)57-58

P Packard Shoe, Massachusetts,, (87)37

Palmer, Dorothea

arrest and trial, 1936, (87)52

birth control movement, and, (87)42–43, (87)47, (87)52–53

Waterloo County Hall of Fame, and, (87)53

Parent's Information Bureau, (PIB), (87)36–37, (87)39–45, (87)47, (87)53

Parks, Kitchener

Pioneers’ Memorial Tower

impressions of, c1930, (87)128

Victoria

clock tower, erected 1995, (87)4, (87)90

pavilion, (87)92

Parks, Waterloo

Waterloo Park

Silver Lake History Walk, and, (87)113

Passador, Lou, (87)84

Pequegnat Clock Works, Berlin, (87)93

Pequegnat, Arthur, (87)93

Peterson, A.J., (87)69

Peterson, H.W., (87)70

Pommer, Louis, (87)17

Preston Springs Sanatorium Ltd, Preston, (87)37

Putnam, Earl, (87)6

Q Quickfall, Arthur, Art, (87)80

R railway stations

Kitchener, (87)122

railways

Canada Pacific (CPR), (87)117, (87)121

Canadian National (CNR), (87)117, (87)121

electric train, (87)121

Ratz, Dr R.G., (87)40–41

Ratz, Valentine, (87)69

Reier, Bruce, (87)84

Reitzel Brothers, Kitchener, (87)79–80

Ritchie, Tom, (87)144

Robinson, Larry, (87)89

Roth, Lorraine, (87)66–75

Rowbotham, Laurence, (87)55–61

Rowbotham, Laurence "Laurie", (87)59

S Sabourin, Gary, (87)84

Schacht, Art, (87)94

Schacht, Dora, (87)94

Schacht, Mildred, (87)94

Scheidel, John, (87)73

Scheidel, Mary, (87)73

Scheureman, Frederick L., (87)79

Schmalz, W.H., (87)4

Homer Ransford Watson, and, (87)4–5

Schmalz, W.H.E., (87)4, (87)90

Schmidt, Grace

honorary degree, University of Waterloo, 1999, (87)12–13

Schnarr, Eugene, (87)35

Schnarr, Howard A., (87)152–155

Schneider Male Chorus, The

(A) Laurence Rowbotham, (87)54–61

Schneider, Elias

aka Snider, (87)70

Schneider, Herb, (87)55

Schneider, J.M.

arts, and, (87)55

Schneider, Norman C., MP, (87)55, 89:58

Schools, Kitchener

Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational aka Kitchener Collegiate Institute

music director, (87)58

trade apprenticeships, 1938, (87)153

Schools, Listowel

Listowel District Secondary, (87)55

Schools, Waterloo

St Agnes Separate, (87)81

St Thomas Aquinas Separate, (87)81

settlers, Amish

Wilmot Township c1800, (87)66–75

Woolwich Township c1800, (87)66–75

Sheen, Dave, (87)84

Shoemaker's Mill, Waterloo, 1838, (87)70

Sichewski, Michael, (87)35

Silver Lake History Walk Plans Unveiled

(A) Ellis Little, (87)113

Six Nations of the Grand River

German Company, and, (87)66

Slade, Jack, (87)132, (87)140, (87)142, (87)148

Snider, A.Melville, aka Mel, A.M. , (87)115–117, (87)119, (87)132, (87)134–135,

(87)140–143, (87)151

Snider, Henry, (87)72

Snider, Jacob C., (87)74

Snyder, Benjamin, (87)70

Speakers' Corner, Kitchener

dedicated, 1976, (87)96

St Jacobs Home Hardware

distribution centre, (87)63

St Jerome's College, Kitchener

fire, c1900, (87)17–18

Staebler, Keith, (87)58

Steinman, Catherine (Stoltzfus), (87)68–69

Steinman, Christian, (87)70

Steinman, Jacob, (87)69–70

Stillwell, Nick, (87)84

Stoltzfus, Christian Jr, (87)68–69, (87)72

Stoltzfus, Christian Senior, (87)66-67, (87)68–69, (87)72, (87)75

Stricker, Matthias, (87)74

Stroh, Jacob G., (87)79

Stroh, Lincoln, (87)80

Sunshine-Waterloo Manufacturing

employee memoir, (87)152–155

H.V. McKay Pty, and, (87)114–151

auto parts manufacture, (87)140, (87)153

piecework

c1930, (87)125, (87)136

Superior Box aka Domtar

founding, 1932, 97:37

T

tableau vivants

charity, for, (87)102

Tannery Creek

(A) Kathryn Hansuld Lamb, (87)77–83

taxes, national

income tax introduced, 1940, (87)154

Taylor-Munro, George, (87)124

Taylor, Headlie Shipard "H.S.", (87)118, (87)138–139, (87)143, (87)149–150

temperance laws

Kitchener-Waterloo, c1930, (87)138

Templeton, August, (87)134, , (87)149

Tepermans, demolition company, (87)34

Tessier, Orval, (87)86

This Unique Heritage, the Story of Waterloo County

(A) Bill Moyer, (87)74

Thom, Andrew, T., A.T., (87)115–117, (87)120, (87)138–139, (87)145, (87)149

Timm, Larry, (87)79

Timm, Lewis/Ludwig, (87)79

Toll of Two Bells, The

(A) rych mills, (87)90–99

trade apprenticeships

tool and die maker, 1938, (87)153–154

trade unions

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, (87)37

United Rubber Workers of America, (87)37

Upholsterers International Union of America (AFL) Local 99

Wunder Furniture Manufacturing, and, (87)30

U Uffelman, William, (87)118

University of Waterloo

Board of Governors, (87)38

Cultural Program Centre, (87)58

Descartes Foundation, (87)110

Faculty of Arts

mascot, (87)110–111

Minota Hagey residence, (87)38

Up Memory Lane: The Kitchener Rangers

(A) Dave McLelland, (87)84–89

Urquhart, Tony, (87)111

Urstadt, Harry, (87)58

V Veroni, Joe, (87)84

W wage decline

c1930, (87)140

wage, manufacturing

c1937, (87)152–153

wage, minimum

1933, (87)25, (87)28

c1930, (87)135, (87)137

wage, piecework

c1930, (87)136–137

Walls, John F., (87)33

Wanless, George, (87)18

Waterloo County Gaol, (87)50, (87)79

Waterloo County Hall of Fame

Dorothea Palmer, and, (87)53

Waterloo Historical Society

bus trips, 1989-1999, (87)62–65

Waterloo Manufacturing

factory production, (87)132–137

H.V. McKay Pty, and, (87)114–151, (87)153

wage decline, c1930, (87)140

Waterloo Tennis Club, (87)130

Waterloo, City of

Lincoln Rd, (87)81

Waterloo, City of

Goldbeck Lane

naming of, mis-naming of, (87)81

Watson, Homer Ransford, (87)2

Doon home, 89:6–12

W.H. Schmalz, and, (87)4–5

Watson, Phoebe

Doon home, (87)6, (87)8, (87)11

Watson, Roxanna (Bechtel), (87)6

Weber, Abraham, (87)73–74

Weber, Anna, (87)39–40

Wegenast, Francis, (87)43

Wendt, John, (87)33

wheat

prices, c1930, (87)137–138

Wideman, Dale, (87)113

Wilker, Peter, (87)51

Winkler, Jacob, (87)73–74

Wissler Tannery, Lexington, (87)79

World War I

anti-German sentiment, Berlin

legacy of, (87)129

World War II

service deferment, (87)154–155

Victory Bonds

payroll deduction, by, (87)30

Victory Loans, (87)28

war equipment manufacture, c1939, (87)154

Wright, Fred, (87)139, (87)150

Wunder Furniture Manufacturing Co Limited, The

(A) Rosanne Atwater-Hallatt, (87)14–35

Wunder, George A., (87)15–16, (87)20

Wunder, Jacob, (87)16

Wunder, Mary (Murawsky), (87)16, (87)18

Wunder, Mary Agnes "Mamie/Mayme", (87)15–16

Wunder, Michael, (87)14, (87)16–18, (87)20 (87)35

Wyshynski, Peter, (87)113

Y

YMCA, (87)38

Youngman, Alfred James "A.J.", (87)117–119, (87)121–122, (87)124, (87)128,

(87)131–132, (87)139, (87)141, (87)145

Youngman, Miss, (87)132

Youngman, Mrs, (87)131

YWCA, (87)38

Z Zehr, Barbara (Kennel), (87)72–74

Zehr, Joseph Jr, (87)73–74

Zehr, Joseph Sr, (87)72–74

Zehr, Maria (Lichti), (87)73

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