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Cleota Josephine Collins (September 24, 1893 — July 7, 1976) was an
American soprano singer and
music educator. She was one of the
founding members of...
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Cleota Gage Fry (December 30, 1910 – July 1, 2001) was an
American mathematician,
physicist and
university professor. She was one of the few
women to earn...
- #3, Mrs. Fallon, Mrs. Irwin, Slim, Teen #2, Attendant, Mall
Manager #1,
Cleota, Intercom, Citizen, Astronaut, Margie, Marvin, Photographer, Co-Worker #2...
- Mae (1925–1996) and a
younger brother,
Vernon (1929–1999). His mother,
Cleota Mae
Henry of Arkansas, was a
music teacher and violinist, and his father...
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Cynthia 1941 They Died with
Their Boots On
Callie 1942 The Male
Animal Cleota 1942 In This Our Life
Minerva Clay 1942
George Washington Slept Here Hester...
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residents decided to
consolidate the
three small school districts of Old
Cleota, New
Cleota and
Walnut Hill. When
planning began for the
Pensacola Dam and the...
- Manchester:
Manchester University Press. pp. 23–26. ISBN 978-0-7190-4465-6. Reed,
Cleota; Skoczen; Stan (1997).
Syracuse China. Syracuse, N.Y.:
Syracuse University...
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China Company History,
Onondaga Historical ****ociation,
April 2020. Reed,
Cleota and Skoczen, Stan.
Syracuse China. Syracuse, NY:
Syracuse University Press...
- Fashion's Holocaust.
Reprinted from City and
State (February 3, 1897).
Cleota Reed,
Henry Chapman Mercer and the
Moravian Pottery and Tile
Works (1996)...
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outlawed segregation in all
public facilities.
Henderson was born as
Zelma Cleota Hurst in Colby, Kansas, on
February 29, 1920. Her family, the Hursts, were...
