ELLISON, EVERETT M. DOCTOR Elected international president of loyal knights of the round table Evening star 19 Jul 1930, Sat · Page 12 Washington physician The Roanoke Times 22 Feb 1931, Sun · Page 18 *International president of the EVERETT M. Ellison
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- 1905
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