Tire registration took place in the library of the schoolhouse8d10675v
Lititz, Pennsylvania. Tire registration took place in the library of the schoolhouse, supervised by principal M.C. Demmy. Mr. Demmy is signing the papers of O.K. Bushong, the express agent
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- 1942-11
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