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(New page: right|thumb|450px|Telegraph Herald, Jan. 22, 1939. Image courtesy: Diane Harris ALICE KEACHLE. Around 1890 Miss Alice Keachle operated a music and dance school at th...) |
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ALICE KEACHLE. Around 1890 Miss Alice Keachle operated a music and dance school at the southeast corner of 14th and Iowa [[STREETS]]. | ALICE KEACHLE. Around 1890 Miss Alice Keachle operated a music and dance school at the southeast corner of 14th and Iowa [[STREETS]]. Among the students are [[WALLIS, James Harold|James Harold WALLIS]], [[WALLIS, John Allen|John Allen WALLIS]], and [[WALLIS, John Rider|John Rider WALLIS]]. | ||
[[Category: Musician]] | [[Category: Musician]] | ||
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ALICE KEACHLE. Around 1890 Miss Alice Keachle operated a music and dance school at the southeast corner of 14th and Iowa STREETS. Among the students are James Harold WALLIS, John Allen WALLIS, and John Rider WALLIS.