WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926

THE SUMMER MICHIUAN DAILY

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SupplementaryDirectory .List
Following is a list containing the names, addresses, home towns and
telephone numbers of all those students who enrolled in the University of
Michigan Summer session after the regular Summer Directory was com-
piled.

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Webb, James J. Ypsilanti, Mich.
Weatherman, Ray T. Plymouth, Mich.
Wells, Ruth E. 1503 Washtenaw Saratoga. Springs, IN. Y. 9617
Werth, C. Arline Tonawande, N. Y.
Whittemore, Victor I Grad 1209 Guides East Lansing, Mich. 5655



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Silney, J. K. Gwyi
Sinden, Wilfred A
Smith, Lillian B.
Smith,.Diary E. D.
Smith, Malcolm M.
Sorenson, Mildred
Sowers, Bouton F.
Sprague, Julia A.
Streuler, Alma L.
Stewart. Harriet.
Stone, Isabelle 1L.
Stoven, Howard F.
Stout, Alice S. Ed.

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Biol. Sta. Dallas, Texas

4. 507 Walnut 'Chesterland, Ohio
Biol. Stua. Detroit, Miclh.
1204 Hill St. Jackson, Mich 7117
1.Biol. Sta. Petoskey, Mch.
[C. S. Detroit. Mich.
548 So. State Blenton Harbor, Mich. 6417
Grad 125 Summit. St. Muskegon Heights, Mich.
825 Tappan Rd. Millvale, Pa. 3193
603 Monroe St. Clarkston, Mich. 9266
1006 Lincoln Ave. Ann Arbor 8382
E and A. 1811 Washtenaw Detroit 2-1817
219 So. Thayer Detroit, Mich. 8035

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Stout, Grover C. Ed. 219 So. Thayer Detroit, Mich. 8035
Strachan, Emily Grad Toledo. Ohio
Stricler, Harold E. 1003 E. Huron Bacyrus, Ohio 6464
Stringer, Cornelia T., Ed. 1503 Washtenawv Rayland, Ohio 9617
Snedeker, Bernard C. 346 E. Kingsley Adrian, Mich. 5250
Teed, Reed W. Med. 508 Walnut St. Sayre, Pa. 8958
Tsao, Siu Gan Box 314 P. 0. Changsha, China
Tirnermni. Donald Grad 539 'Thompson Ann Arbor 6648
"Turner, Arthur R. Med 216 So. Ingalls Ann Arbor 5030
Terwilliger, Win. G. 1015 E. Huron Highland, N. Y. 7617
Thorp. Donald J1. Med 724 Miller Ave. Ann Arbor 9705
Van Kleeck, Dudley N. 1015 E. Huron Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 7617
Van H-aitsma, John P. Grad Biol. Sta. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Van Fleet, Esther L. Ed 910 W. Washington Grand Rapids, Mich.
Veeder, Martha A. Grad
Vergeer. Tong Grad. Biol. Sta. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Varner, Guy F. Grad 7419 E. TUniversity Bushness, 1ll. 7901

Vernon. Dorothy E. Biol. Sta. Whitney, Indiana
Vokes, Margaret R. Biol. Sta. Detroit, Mich.
Von Pustan, TNargarette 545 So 5th Ave. Jackson, Mich. 2-1471
Wagner, Albert P. 1351 Waghtenaw Lockport, Ill., 3818
Wang. Ah Hon Law 720 Arhor Ho, Hawaii
Wang, Chao-Vii 203 So. Thayer Moukden, China
Warnock. Ernest H. Grad 708 Church, St. Portland, Ind. 3644
Warthwan, LeRoy F. Ed. 104 Fletcher Hall Salt Lake City, Utah
Waters. Charles W. Grad 1236 Prospect Oketo, Kansas
Watson, Helen F. Grad Biol. Sta. Northfield, Minn.

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Weber, Louis R. Grad 940 Greenwood St. Joseph, Mo.
Weburg, Wallace C. 215 No. State South Haven, Mich

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