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“Seamen Elmer L. Ware and Frank Pendle, from the U. S. Submarine R-2, were shown through the West Plant the other day. The boys said they have a Columbia Grafonola on the submarine, and they wanted to see how our … Continue reading
“Ann Arbor. Oct. 13, 1903. To the Honorable, the Board of Regents: Gentlemen :—I beg leave to recommend for appointment under the present salary budget of the Chemical Laboratory and School of Pharmacy, for the year 1903-1904, as follows: Elmer … Continue reading
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GRADUATES OF WEST DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL Class of June, 1879 Elmer R. Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading
In the deeper pits from which brick clay is being taken (as at Haggerty’s. Daniel’s and Clippert’s). three quite distinct beds may be noted, distinguished by their color and rather sharply separated. Beneath from 6 to 12 inches of surface … Continue reading
Page 44 “The President: The next business is the appointment of the Auditing Committee. I will appoint on that committee Mr. Elmer Ware of Covington and Mr. Blakey Helm of Louisville and I ask them to see that our Treasurer … Continue reading
CLAIMS PAID FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1918 Claim Name of Deceased or Disabled No. 32829…………Elmer E. Ware, Local Union 22………..Membership, 14 yrs. Reference Data: … Continue reading
“Lieut.-Col. Elmer E. Ware entered the service in October, 1917, as a major. In civil life Mr. Ware was with the Acme White Lead Works of Detroit, Michigan.” Reference Data: … Continue reading
