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| Source: The Boilermaker (St. Louis, Mo.: John Nooter Boiler Works Company), August-September 1943--April-May 1949 and July-August-September 1952 (incomplete run) Location: St.L. / 05 / B636 | |
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| Last Name: | Billings |
| First Name: | Ed |
| Page: | 9 |
| Publication Date: | February-March 1947 |
| Source: The Boilermaker (St. Louis, Mo.: John Nooter Boiler Works Company), August-September 1943--April-May 1949 and July-August-September 1952 (incomplete run) Location: St.L. / 05 / B636 | |
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| Last Name: | Bilyk |
| First Name: | William |
| Page: | 5 |
| Publication Date: | February-March 1948 |
| Source: News of St. Louis Hills, 1935-1952 Location: St.L. / 05 / N474 | |
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| Last Name: | Ziegenhein |
| First Name: | Russell |
| Volume: | 9 |
| Issue: | 8 |
| Date of Publication: | August, 1943 |
| Page: | 12 |
| Source: Foundations of a Community: Oakville Before the Turn of the Century (St. Louis County, Mo.: Lemay Bank & Trust Co., 1977) Location: MO / 9.11 / Oa3w | |
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| Last Name: | Tanzberger |
| First Name: | Oscar |
| Title: | Mrs. |
| Portrait: | yes |
| Page: | 111 |
| Remarks: | in group photo of "Frauenverein," St. Paul's United Church of Christ Ladies' Organization, circa 1915 |