O U Beats Ohio University in Baseball Battle
Elon’s Fighting Christians topped Ohio University 6-5 after a strong early start. OU’s nerves and four errors doomed the rally in the seventh as Paul Andrish excelled in relief. Bobcats head to Chapel Hill to face UNC next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuck Burdette
Burlington
N. C
Elon
Fighting Christians
Ohio University
Diamondmen
Pearce
Steve Castura
Paul Andrish
Christians
Bobcats
Chapel Hill
U. of N. C
Rae Ceanra Falinne
Ballots Mailed on Ohio Class AA High School Plan
Ohio high schools will vote on a plan to divide into three classes for basketball. Ballots issued this week by OHSAA. The Board of Control will meet April 27 to tally votes. ballots not opened before then. Class B covers small schools, Class A mid sized, Class AA large schools with 400+ boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harold W. Emschler
Oho High School Athletic Association
Ohsaa Board of Control
Emschler
OHSAA
Browns Dodgers Plan Akron Exhibition in Rubber Bowl
Cleveland coach and GM Paul Brown announced an exhibition game between the Browns and Brooklyn Dodgers of the All America Conference to be held at Akron’s Rubber Bowl on August 30. He predicted attendance of 37,000, saying both teams will bring full squads and the Browns entertainment corps will be present. Dodgers coach is Dr. Mal Stevens, former Yale and NYU mentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Brooklyn Dodgers
Akron
Brown
Akron-Massillon-Canton
Massillon
Ohio State
Browns Entertainment Corps
George
Red) Bird
Mal Stevens
Yale
New York University
Dodgers
Weight and Size of Ball Fixed by Rules NEC DAY Five-Time Champion
NEC DAY lays down ball specifications for match play. The diameter must stay constant, no ball may exceed 27 inches in circumference or weigh more than 16 pounds. Balance requirements limit variances to three ounces top to bottom and one ounce left to right. Tampering to alter weight or balance is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEC
Unemployed Miners To File Claims April 10th
Athens Field Office of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will visit Glouster Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday April 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to assist miners unemployed by the labor dispute. Those already reporting on claims or filing nonminer claims report 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Earliest file date is Monday April 8. Athens reports may file on Monday Tuesday or Thursday each week.
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Glouster
Athens
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Odd Fellows Hall
Kaslers Are Feted Saturday
Mr and Mrs Penk Kasler of Columbus were honored at a shower hosted by Lewis Kasler in Trimble Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed contests and musical numbers by Kasler family members and Virgil White. Gifts were sent by friends unable to attend, and the Trimble Church of Christ Young Adult class presented a decorative table cloth to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Virgil White
Albert Linscott
Pearl Christman
Erland Coffman
Betty Coffman
Thomas
Patty Coffman
Clara Penrod
Frances Clark
Helen Ginnan
Dianne
Jessie Chalfant
Delle
Blanche Finsterwald
Athens
Mary White
Clara Darling
Hazel Raber
Alberta Morrison
Church of Christ In
Trimble
Pregent
Frost Averted in Glouster After Cold Night
Glouster dodges frost as Sunday lows hit 34 35 degrees and rising by Monday. Temperatures climbed from 40 degrees early Monday to 68 degrees in the shade with heavy clouds preventing frost. The brief cold spell appeared to end by Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Zgienski Dies At Modoc Monday
GLOUSTER John Zgienski 65 died at his Modoc home after a long illness. Born in Poland he came to the community in 1904 and spent his adult life in coal mining. Survived by wife Dominika four daughters two brothers and other relatives. Body at C F Wallace funeral home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Zgienski
Modoc
Poland
Dominika
Angéline
Detroit
Doris Roman
Gladys
Helen
New Haven
Connecticut
Benny
Buchtel
Theodore
Conn
C. F.wallace
Local Visitors Share Weekend At Yocum Home In Aberdeen
Lt. Col. Emmett Stevens Mrs. Stevens and daughter from Aberdeen spent Saturday to Monday with Mrs. Stevens parents Mr and Mrs Frank Yocum. Another guest was Mrs S T Graves of Columbus. Dean Peugh and John M Bryson families returned to Columbus Sunday. Robert Bryson to stay a few days. Rogers Memorial Class of the Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 pm with motion pictures by Supt L G DeLong and refreshments. DePauw University announces eight game football schedule including Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware on Nov 2 and Oberlin.
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Glouster
Emmett Stevens
Stevens
Aberdeen
Mary
Land
Frank Yocum
Col. Stevens
Yocum
S. T. Graves
Columbus
City
Dean Peugh
John M
Bryson
Robert Bryson
Rogers Memorial
Methodist Church
Supt
L. G. DeLong
Depauw
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Donovan C. Moffett
Delaware
Richcreek Named Ashland College Head Coach
James M. Richcreek, army veteran and former multi sport star at Ashland College, is hired as head basketball coach. Enrolled in graduate studies at Ohio State University, he will begin duties next September and also assist George H. Donges in football and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland, C
James MM. Richcreek
Ashland College
Ohio State University
Richcreek
Geroge H. Donges
City Invites Alien Caddies to National Golf Tourney
Mayor James J. Rhodes announced that caddies from Mexico and Canada are invited to compete in the first annual National Caddy Tournament to be held in Columbus from August 19 to 24. All U S caddies are eligible, with a qualifying match play to determine the four challengers for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James JA. Rhodes
Mexico
Canada
United States
Glouster Social Notes Celebrate Anniversary in Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs Herman Kempton hosted a family dinner in Jacksonville on Sunday March 31 to mark their wedding anniversary and honor the birthdays of daughters Mrs Dorothy Lewis and Miss Juanita Kempton. Guests included Mr Winfield J R Lewis and daughter Mr Guy Dehmann Chauncey Mr and Mrs John E Wandling and son Athens Mr Fred Kempton Osborne Mrs Julia Herbst Dayton Mr Harry Kuhn Clayton Taylor Jane Fout Hazel Webb and two sons Ashville plus Mrs Cora Davis Cora Inez Kempton John and Ira Kempton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kempton
Jacksonville
Dorothy
Lewis
Juanita Kempton
Winfield JR
Guy Dehmann
Chauncey
John E. Wandling
Athens
Fred Kempton
Osborne
Julia Herbst
Dayton
Harry Kuhn
Clayton Taylor
Jane Fout
Hazel Webb
Ashville
Cora Davis
Cora
Inez Kempton
John
Ira Kempton
Kempton
John Herbst
Relatives Attend Galloway Funeral
Relatives from a distance attended the funeral of Mr. R. C. Galloway last Wednesday. Names listed include Ira D. Galloway and daughter Josephine from Gallipolis. Jim Wentz from Gallipolis. G O Coward from Eagle Lake Florida. M D Nicholson from Wolf Mountain North Carolina. Tom Rogers and Ray Nicholson from Brevard North Carolina. G C Wood from Wolf Mountain. James Wood from Hayesville North Carolina. E E Galloway and three daughters Beverly and Libby Ann from Columbus. James Eveland from New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
R. C. Galloway
Ira D.galloway
Josephine
Gallipolis
Jim Wentz
G. O. Coward
Eagle Lake
Florida
M. D. Nicholson
Wolf Mountain
N. C
Tom Rogers
Brevard
Ray Nicholson
Breva
Guinther and Son Open Local Insurance Firm
Richard Guinther joins his father in the insurance business in Glouster. The new firm C. F. Guinther and son will succeed C. F. Guinther, who has led the valley’s insurance field for 18 years. Richard, a Glouster High School graduate, was raised in town except for three years in service.
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Glouster
Richard Guinther
Kiwanis Meeting Tonight At Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club holds its regular weekly meeting at the Hotel Gordon this evening at 6 30. The president urges all Kiwanis members to attend and extends a special invitation to those recently returned from service to join.
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Glouster
Gordon
Courtney visits parents and friends in Chauncey
Chauncey residents welcomed Charles H. Courtney with the Seabees stationed at St Louis as he spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Rev and Mrs Gilbert Courtney on High Street. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Cass and children from Hebron, formerly Chauncey, who visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Hershall Kirkendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charlies H. Courtney
Seabees
St Louis
Gilbert Courtney
High St
Henry Cass
Hebron
Jand
Hershall Kirkendall
Fullerton's Roundup: Sports Notes and Plans
New York column notes Yankees ceiling on season sales of box seats and stadium club memberships amid high demand. Mentions a sound film on high school football rules and another on basketball. Highlights boxing bout pricing for Louis Conn, with Marty Servo's recent showing noted. Ohio golfers plan a National Caddy Championship with scholarships at Ohio State. Leon Fields shifts from railroad fireman to Piedmont League umpire. Also mentions Lefty O'Doul's hitting classes filmed in San Francisco and a coaching staff at Oklahoma U. planning with Bud Wilkinson and others. Kent State football spring call and Don Blinn in Nuernberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Yankees
Mike Jacobs
Louis Conn
Marty Servo
Rocky Graziano
Columbus
Ohio State U
San Francisco Seals
Lefty O'Doul
Sal Taormina
Sal
Jim Tatum
Oklahoma U
Bud Wilkinson
Minnesota
Walt Driscoll
Colorado
Dutch Fehring
Purdue
George Raman
North Carolina
Dick Todd
Texas Aggies
Washington Redskins
Football
Spokane
Wash
Panama
Reds Welcome Rookie Blackwell to Strengthen Pitching
In Sarasota, Ew ell Blackwell returns from Army duty as the Reds boost their mound staff. The six foot five inch righty, last with Syracuse in the International League, is slated to join Cincinnati in time for the April 11 exhibition against Detroit after workouts at Plant City. The Redlegs, coming off two losses to the Boston Red Sox, seek solid starts from Hughson, Harris, and Konstanta.
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Sarasota. Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Ewell Blackwell
Flinger
Reds
Florida
Syracuse
Cincinnati
McKechnie
Plant City
Chiefs
Richmond
Ind
Detroit Tigers
Redlegs
Boston Red Sox
Leesburg
Fla
Bosox
Tex Hughson
Mickey Harris
Boston
Johnny Hetki
Joe Beggs
Jim Konstanty
Cubs and Browns Continue Exhibition Tour in El Paso
In El Paso, the St. Louis Browns led the Cubs 6-4 in exhibition play as the cross-country series pressed on. Manager Charlie Grimm wore a rare smile despite a 5-4 defeat, after Ed Hanyzewski rediscovered his 1943 form, limiting the Browns to one run and four hits over five innings.
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EL Paso
Tex
St.Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Browns
Ed Hanyzewski
Cubs
Sox Bury Pirates In Tex Exhibition Thriller
Chicago White Sox beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 4 in San Antonio as Don Kolloway shone in his first start with the first unit. Kolloway hit a home run a triple and a single with a walk in four at bats as the Sox rapped 17 hits. Mule Haas praised the performance as the tour resumes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mule Haas
The
Pale Hose
Don Kolloway
Kolloway
Sox
Pirates
Christman Stars as Browns Beat Cubs in Tucson Exhibition
Shortstop Mark Christman, replacing Vern Stephens who joined the Mexican League, delivered a three bagger with two aboard to lead the St. Louis Browns past the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 in an exhibition game at Tucson Arizona. Christman drew extra attention as the Browns renewed their home ward bound series with Chicago.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mark Christman
St. Louis Browns
Vern Stephens
Browns
Chicago Cubs
Christman
Cubs
Tucson
Ariz
Red Sox Off Day Follows Cincinnati Wins
Boston's schedule includes a day off after an 8-3 opening win and a 4-2 second victory over the Reds. Manager Joe Cronin had said there would be no practice if the Sox won the first game by five runs, a condition met in Sarasota Florida. The doubleheader sweep left Boston in good standing with consecutive wins and a rested squad.
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Sarasota
Athletics Release Three Players in Quiet Roster Shuffle
The Philadelphia Athletics let three more ball players go today. Out fielder Frank DeMaree drafted from Portland of the Pacific Coast League was released unconditionally, Ray Foole was optioned to Savannah, and Don Richmond was sent to Toledo.
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Charleston
D.C
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank DeMaree
Portland
Ray Foole
Savannah
Don Richmond
Toledo
Marion Retires With Chest Cold In Loss To Indians
Shortstop Marty Marion of the St. Louis Cardinals retired after four innings against the Cleveland Indians with a chest cold. The Red Birds will break camp tomorrow and meet Cleveland again today.
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ST. Petersburg
Fin
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
RedBirds
Cleveland
Phillies Cut Miami Beach Roster For Spring Training
Ben Chapman says 29 Phillies players remain at spring camp in Miami Beach Florida. The group includes 16 pitchers four catchers eight outfielders and 11 infielders as Philadelphia plans to begin its northward trip Friday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ben Chapman
Philadelphia Phillies
Blue Jays
Phils
Holmes Benched as West Replaces Slumping Holmes
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth rests Tommy Holmes in a batting slump and gives Max West the start against the Detroit Tigers today.
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Pensacola, Frs
Tommy Holmes
Max West i
Boston Braves
Detroit Tigers
Billy Southworth
Holmes
Giants Trim Miami Roster Near 32 Players
The New York Giants reduced their Miami roster to 32 players, close to the team limit Mel Ott plans to carry into the regular season. The move tightens competition among remaining players as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Dodgers Lose Starters as Gregg Shines in Two-Hitter
With Mickey Owen in the Mexico League and six key Dodgers sidelined, Hal Gregg delivered the bright note by pitching seven innings of a two-hitter against Jersey City's Giants, facing 21 batters and striking out seven.
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Daytona Beach
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hal Gregg
Jersey City
Giants
Keller Homer Feeds Yanks Against Houston Buffs
Keller blasted two homers and drove in seven runs as New York Yankees beat Beaumont 17-0 and prepared to face the Houston Buffs. Dimaggio hit a homer and four singles in five at bats, fueling the offense in the Texas League exhibition.
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Houston
Tex
Beaumont
New York Yankees
Houston Buffs
Charley Evler
Dimaggio
Indians trim roster to 40 with several moves
The Cleveland Indians reduced their roster to 40 players by optioning outfielder Cliff Mapes to San Diego in the Pacific Coast League and sending first baseman Elmer Sidle and catcher Ralph Weigel to Wilkes-Barre, their farm club in the Eastern League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Cliff Mapes
San Diego
Elmer Sidle
Ralph Weigel
Wilkes-Barre
Tigers Ready for Anything by Opening Day, ONeill Says
Detroit Tigers manager Steve ONeill, in Pensacola for a game with the Boston Braves, predicts his world champions will be ready for anything by opening day as they continue their northward trip.
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Pensacola
Fia
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Dinner Guests Share Two Course Chicken Dinner in Chauncey
Mrs Mary Dew hosted a Sunday dinner at Jacobs Avenue Chauncey with a two course chicken meal. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanley Edwards Louise Dew Masury Ohio Mr and Mrs Thomas Dew Chauncey Mr and Mrs John Kranyik Dayton Miss Wilma Kranyik and Miss Susan Donaldson Athens Mr and Mrs Noah S Harvey Chauncey and the hostess. Isaac Palmer Mill Street Chauncey entertained last week with guests and sons and daughters in law Robert Palmer JM and Mrs Floyd Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
Stanley Edwards
Louise Dew
Masury
Ohio
Thomas Dew
John Kranyik
Dayton
Wilma
Kranyik
Susan Donaldson
Athens
Noah S. Harvey
Chauncey Chauncey
Isaac Palmer
Mill St
Chauncey J
Robert Palmer
Floyd Palmer
Mexican Loop Boss Promises More Surprises Invasion
Mexico League President Jorge Pasquel pleased over recent major league acquisitions Mickey Owen Vern Stephens and three Giants players. He hints two or three more top leaguers will join next week as eight foreign players per team nears limit. Owen to manage Torreon Hausmann to second Zimmerman to Neuvo Laredo with numbers tied to signing bonuses and naval discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jorge Pasquel Believ
Mickey Owen
Vern Stephens
New York Giants
Pasquel
Mexico
Owen
Giants
Roy Zimmerman
George Hausmann
Sal Maglie
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sampson, N.Y
Torreon
Hausmann
Zimmerman
Neuvo Laredo
Chauncey-Dover High Honor Roll Announced
Chauncey-Dover High School releases its honor roll for the fourth six weeks. Seniors Thelma Brookins Mary Lou Kittle Mary Margaret Rivers Rosabelle Bentley Earl Brown John Katzenbach Dick Stalder Eugene Leffler. Juniors Dorothy Brown Ann Dresher Donna Morris Dawn Earich Mary Earich Ruth Simpson Martha Riser. Sophomores Eleanor Meszaros Kathleen Merritt Peggy Binns. Freshmen Betty Blackford Barbara Smart Helen Shrewsberry Dwight Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Thelma Brookins
Mary Lou Kittle
Mary Margaret Rivers
Rosabelle Bentley
Earl Brown
John Katzenbach
Dick Stalder
Eugene Leffler
Dorothy Brown
Ann Dresher
Donna Morris
Dawn Earich
Mary Earich
Ruth Simpson
Martha Riser
Eleanor Meszaros
Kathleen Merritt
Peggy Binns
Betty
Rites Held Sunday for Mrs. Dunlevy in Chauncey
Funeral services for 68 year old Mrs. Altha Dunlevy were held at the Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Caffrey officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery Niniveh Rebekah Lodge members attended. She was born at Hooper Ridge and survived by her husband Frank, three sons Ival Lewis Gerald and six daughters all of Detroit Athens Jacksonville and surrounding areas. Also surviving are three sisters four brothers and 30 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Altha Dunlevy
Frank Dunlevy
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Charles Caffrey
Maplewood
Niniveh Rebekah Lodge
Dunlevy
Augustus Keirns
Hooper Ridge
Ival
Jacksonville
Lewis
Detroit
Gerald
Glouster
Mabel Lewis
Martha Buhla
Betty Ossytin
Cathryn
Jessie
Louise Miller
Athens
Jennie Calentine
Ida la Follette
Amanda Armstrong
Marvin
Albert, Spicer
Jefferson Keirns
Chauncey District Social and Personal News Notes
Chauncey District social items list visits and weekend trips among residents. James Danner and family spent the weekend in Chauncey with Esther Danner and children. C N Sanders family visited Columbus to see cousins Nella M Davidson and Minnie Arthur. Mrs Hiram Searles of Logan visits Chauncey with her son Joseph Bailey and family. Evan Morgan of The Plains visited Mrs Mary Meinhart. Miss Mary Jeffers of Shade spent the weekend in Millfield with Dorothy Daugherty. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton of Chauncey were guests of Mrs H F Kittle in Glouster. Sunday guests at the Leake home included John Leake of Zanesville and Ray Leake and family of Glouster. Ada McConkey and son Gary of Athens also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Danner
Gallipolis
Esther Fiske Danner
Lexington Ave
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Bill
Sanders
C. Bradfield
Columbus
Nella M. Dawson
Minnie Arthur
Hiram Searles
Logan
Joseph Bailey
Fred Leake
Greens Run
John Leake
Zanesville
Ray Leake
Glouster
Ada McConkey
Gary
Athens
Har
Sgt. Paul Daugherty Returns From England
Mrs Anna Daugherty of Chauncey says her son, Sergeant Paul Daugherty, has arrived in the United States and is in New Jersey awaiting transfer to Camp Atterbury for his honorable discharge. He has served three years as of March 30, with 20 months overseas and a prior posting in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Anna Daugherty
Millfield
Paul Daugherty
States
New Jersey
Camp Atterbury
England
Ladies Aid Plans Anniversary Meeting at Greens Run Church
The CHAUNCEY Ladies Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ will observe the anniversary meeting with an all day session at the Parish House led by Mrs. Lena Leake. All members urged to attend. A noon dinner and an afternoon business meeting follow, after a quilting morning.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Leake
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Elza B. Morris
Broad St
Wasylik
Jon Bucyrus
Nick Wasylik
Bucyrus High School
Beeae Tene
Ashland
Frank Binderbasin Jr
John Baird
White Cross Hospital
Galloway
Kiwanis
Fullerton
Leon Fields
Leon
Traiis
Germany
Trevor Rees
Kent State U
Don Blinn
Nuernberg
Blackwell
Grimm
Marion
Phillies
Keller
U. S
Beatles
Chauncey Dover High
Mrs. Dunlevy
Chauncey District
Sgt
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Truno Ee
Schines
THUR
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Athco
Stanley's Shoe Store
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