Pomeroy Council Partially Solves River Bank Parking Lot Problem
Pomeroy Ohio April 4 The village council made progress on financing river bank parking lots during a long Tuesday session by securing county cooperation A county trucks offer for two weeks and a free gasoline shovel from Theodore Ebersbach with shipping costs agreed The village will cover operating expenses Ebersbach to furnish more equipment Funds pledges reached 225 from two merchants while others promised more labor supplied by relief office under FERA A note to borrow 1000 from Firemen's Indemnity Fund for new fire equipment was approved by the village solicitor and fund trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ebersbach
Steubenville
Ebersbach
John W. Schlaegel
William Hetzel
A. H. Durst
FERA
M. Dr. Webster
Olive Tablets Fight Indigestion by Aiding Liver
Thousands seek the root of stomach trouble by addressing liver and bowels. Dr Edwardes Olive Tablets offer a vegetable remedy to soothe the liver, aid digestion, and relieve bad taste or coated tongue. Take one or two at bedtime. eat what you like. Ad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardes
Edwards
Hennessy Suit Settled and Dismissed in County Court
In the damage suit Jean E. Hennessy executrix of D. W. Hennessy v Lasley et al the clerk shows the cause settled and dismissed with costs to be paid by the defendants. In Bing v Coal Hollow Oil and Gas Co the receiver S P Tinklepaugh is authorized to sell company property privately after proper notice to creditors.
County Youth Rally at Church of Christ Ends Evening Program
Meigs County Young People's Association held its quarterly rally at the Church of Christ in Middleport on Tuesday evening starting at 7. Miss Margaret Sauer, association president, led devotional services. A pageant titled An Easter Mother's Faith was presented followed by a social. Church ladies served light refreshments.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Young People’s Association
Church of Christ
Margaret Sauer
Tuppers Plains News Rev Holman to Move to Orange Work
Rev Holman and family of Clarksburg will move May 1 to Tuppers Plains to begin church work at Orange Tuppers Plains Reno and Reedsville. Mrs Mary Cole visits Canton with her son Fayman Cole and family. Juanita Crawford visits Parkersburg. Ottie Miller is ill. Clyde Lawrence family Long Bottom visits E B Parker. Myrtie Frost at East Shade visits her mother Nettie Stewart. Glen Matlack family Akron visits parents W F Matiack. Mrs Freda Bean and mother Mrs Laura Barnet Guyeville visit Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Holman
Clarksburg
Orange
Reno
Reedsville
Mary Cole
Canton
Fayman Cole
Juanita Crawford
Joe Ellison
Parkersburg
Ottie Miller
Clyde Lawrence
Long Bottom
E. B. Parker
Myrtie Frost
East Shade
Nettie Stewart
Glen Matlack
Akron
W. FE. Matiack
Freda Bean
Laura Barnet
Guyeville
Mary Martha Gue Meeting Moves to Church Basement
Pomeroy personals note the Mary Martha Lea group of the Peace Evangelical Church will hold its meeting in the church basement this evening rather than at Mrs Elisabeth Huber’s home as planned. Nearby travel updates mention Mrs Joan Hite and Mrs C E Ible leaving for W Va to visit relatives. Mrs Shie will stay with her brother-in-law and sister in Cannonsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha League of the Peace Evangelical Church
Elisabeth Huber
Joan Hite
C. E. Ible
W Pa
Hite
Shie
Ross Cummins
Cannonsburg
Ed Huber
Maw Huber
Elizabeth Huber
Gallipolig
Charlies Huber
Huntington Hospital
George Hicks
Ward
W. Va
L. H. Green
Lafe Shoemaker
Mable Kesterson
Columbia Grange Prefram Will Be Given On Friday Evening
Columbia Grange will meet Friday night April 6 with a program featuring an opening song and a Bart Jewell poem, an Easter parade with men as living models, and a program in letters. The Columbia Grange Orchestra provides music during the literary hour, followed by a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Vinton Jewell whose home burned recently. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Columbia Grange
Bart Jewell
Columbia Grange Orchestra
Collection Begins Scout Drive Here In Middleport
On Tuesday the first day of the Boy Scout financial drive workers collected 130 dollars. The check up meeting at the Middleport Legion Hall Tuesday evening reported the amount and said the drive would continue today with hopes to exceed 200 dollars. Leaders cheered the results as better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Middleport Legion Hall
Pr T A Meets Thursday at Columbia P T A
The Columbia Parent Teacher Association will hold its last meeting on Thursday evening. After the business session Miss Weiss and Mr Howery will lead an interesting program. Mr McCutcheon will play violin and lead the school orchestra. Reverend Woltz will speak and a male quartet will sing. A short play will be presented and refreshments served.
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Pr. T. A
Carpenter
Columbia Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Weiss
Howery
McCutcheon
Woltz
Entertain at Easter in Rutland by Bryant Family
Mr and Mrs S S L Bryant and Mr and Mrs Aerta Bryant hosted Easter dinner at the latter’s home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Boyd and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Qualls of Pomeroy, Mrs Celia Curtis of Frutland, Miss Eva Warner of Chili cothe, Mrs Lewis and Lawrence Ginn and sons of Kerry Run. In the afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Scott and Mr and Mrs Harold Price of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
S&s L. Bryant
Aerta Bryant
Joe Boyd
Carl Qualls
Pomeroy
Celia Curtis
Frutland
Eva Warner
Chillicothe
Lewis
Lawrence Ginn
Kerri Run
Scott
Harold Price
Columbus
Funeral Attended for Guy Wilcoxen at Army Camp Burial
Mr and Mrs Harry Houdashelt traveled from Middleport to Henderson Kentucky to attend the burial of Guy Wilcoxen Mrs Houdashelt’s brother who died last week at an army camp near Brooklyn New York They planned to return home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Harry Houdashelt
Henderson
Meigs County Death Roll Long This Week
Meigs County records a week of deaths and funerals: Jack Beegie of Pomeroy dies after illness at his Sec ond Street home. Melvin Bowen infant son of James and Mrs Bowen of Thomas Fork buried Rocksprings Cemetery. James Powell 72 dies in Lebanon Township with service at Spiller Church and burial Bald Knobs. Zal Zimmerman dies in Ironton, wife Emma Beckley of Pomeroy. Nancy Minerva Rhodes 72 dies at Great Bend, service at Fairview Church. Mrs Hattie Baker Graber dies in Los Angeles after visiting Pomeroy. Mrs Frank Holmes 68 dies in Syracuse with funeral. Sybil White 62 dies in Sumner from cerebral hemorrhage.
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Melvin Bowen
James Bowen
Thomas Fork
Rocksprings Cemetery
James Austin Powell
Lebanon Township
Spiller Church
Bald Knobs
Mary Huber
Union Avenue
Elizabeth Huber
Butternut Avenue
Ironton
Zal Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Emma Beckley
Pomeroy
Nancy Minerva Rhodes
Great Bend
Fairview
Fairview Cemetery
David Franklin Rhodes Ward
Hattie Baker Graber
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Holmes
Syrause
Syracuse
Peggy Babcock, 68, Dies at Home in Long Bottom
Mrs. Peggy Babcock died early Saturday at her home after a illness complications. She was 68 and survived by husband R. D. Babcock, two sons Thurman and Oscar, a daughter Mrs. Florence Bibbee, and a son George Leinberger from a former marriage. Funeral held Monday at 2 at the Christian Church conducted by Reverend Gardner. Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Babcock
R. D. Babcock
Thurman
Oscar Babcock
Florence Bibbee
George Leinberger
Christian Church
Gardner
Pleasant Grove
Benefit Minstrel at Portland Church This Saturday
Portland church hosts a benefit minstrel Saturday evening staged by the Sunday School class of young men taught by L Lee. Lunch will be served by the Ladies Aid Society. In other notes, Marshall Delaney and children visited Mrs Delaney in Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs John Lee and son from Cleveland spent Easter with J Lee family in Dam. Robert McKelvey of Apple Grove joined relatives in Parkersburg. the Thomas Deems family spent Easter with kin there.
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Portland
L Lee
Ladies Aid Society
Marshall Delaney
Parkersburg
Delaney
John Lee
Little Son
Cleveland
J. Lee
Dam
Robert McKelvey
Apple Grove
W.G. McKelvey
Thomas Deems
Revival at Rutland ends next Sunday night
Revival services are held at the Christian Church this week by Rev. Orville Williams and conclude next Sunday night. The report lists attendees from Rutland and nearby areas, noting participation in the funeral service for Mrs. Emma Chase led by Rev. Harley Bolton as part of the community events.
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Christian Church
Rutland
The
Orville Williams
Kermit Brown
Akron
Lee Brown
Jacob Whitmer
Emma Chase
Harrisonville
Grace White
Ruth Alkire
James Boggers
Lee Myers
Marion Bodwell
Carl Reeves
Harley Bolton
Auxiliary Leaders Attend Logan Spring Conference
Middleport report notes Mrs. Charles Sauer president of Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post Auxiliary, with Mrs. Mildred Fowler Mrs. Ernest Mulford Mrs. Leroy Barsotti Mrs. Norman Wayland and other members traveling to Logan today for the spring conference of American Legion Auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles Sauer
Feeney-Bennett
American Legion Post Auxiliary
Mildred Fowler
Ernest Mulford
Leroy Barsotti
Norman Wayland
Logan
American Legion Auxiliaries
Easter Egg Hunt Bashan Brings Community Together
The community enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oliver Sunday afternoon. A large number of older people attended and an enjoyable afternoon was spent. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rose and granddaughter Bertha Rose, of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Alba Bookman of Mansfield. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKay’s guests Mr. and Mrs. Will Leitheit and daughter, Ruth, and John McKay of Reedsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashan
Raymond Oliver
J. C. Rose
J. W. McCullough
Pomeroy
Bertha Rose
Clarksburg
Alba Bookman
Mansfield
Ray McKay
Will Leitheit
Ruth
John McKay
Reedsville
Williamson couple attend Easter sunrise service at Heath Church
For the seventh consecutive year Mr and Mrs A G Williamson of Columbus attended Easter sunrise prayers at Heath Methodist Episcopal Church. They spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Williamson's brother C L Brooks and his family at South Siath Ay and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
A. G. Williamson
Columbus
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
Pomeroy Civic Club Plans Community Activities
The Pomeroy Civic Club met Tuesday at the Martin Hotel with 30 members. A dinner and entertainment preceded a business session. Members agreed to canvass for new members and charge a 50 cent membership fee. The Columbus Chamber of Commerce sent word about an electro chemical plant survey. A Lowell Thomas appearance may be arranged for April 19. George W. Kreitler spoke on county agriculture and extension work.
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Pomeroy
O. R. Faris
Columbus Organization
Lowell Thomas
Pomeroy Bend
Union Mission of
Charleston
Middleport Visitors and Residents Return Home
The item lists Middleport residents and visitors traveling to Columbus and Huntington on Monday and Tuesday, noting Easter visits, hospital stays, and family gatherings. People mentioned include A. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Wilson and children, Ray Yates and daughter, Carl Lallanace, R. C. McBride, Mrs. Thor Olson, Mrs. James Sauders, Mrs. Frank Knopp, Mrs. Guy Miller, Margaret Ralph, J. O. Leonard, EB. A. Keller, Glenn Sheets, Mrs. Howard Woth, Helen Keller, Vance Stewart, Frank Abbott, Mrs. Will Foss, and John K. Smith Jr.
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Plumer Beeson
Marcus Chambers
Columbus
R. C. McBride
South Fifth Avenue
Thor Olson
Athens
James Sauders
Middleport
Huntington
Frank Knopp
Guy Miller
New York
Margaret Ralph
Gallipolis
J. O. Leonard
EB. A. Keller
Glenn Sheets
Delaware
Mra Howard
Oth and Son
Helen Keller
Ray L. Smith
Grant Street
Vance Stewart
Frank Abbott
Logan
Will Foss
Holzer Hospital
Charles Bing
John K. Smith, Jr
Play Well Received RUTLAND Dramatic Club Presents The Rock
The Dramatic Club presented The Rock at Bethel Racine Rutland and Syracuse with plans to perform in Wellston Thursday and Nelsonville next Sunday. Attendees included Mr Paul Myers visiting his sister Mrs Robert Brown and the Manes and Parkers from Pomeroy who dined with Mr and Mrs Guy Mutchier. Denny Beckley of Columbus visited his father John Beckley. Del McCormick and Eva Walsh of Athens attended the opera last Friday and Dr Harold Crumley with Jewel Owens of Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A T Barton.
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Rutland
Dramatic Club
Bethel
Racine
Syracuse
Wellston
Nelsonville
Paul Myers
Robert Brown
Columbus
Manes
George Parker
Pomeroy
Guy Mutchier
Denny Beckley
John Beckley
del McCormick
Eva Walsh
Athens
Harold Crumley
Jewel Owens
Rutland Social Notes Highlight Ostensible Weekend Visits
Rutland residents report varied weekend and holiday visits. Mr and Mrs Charles Peoples and daughter from Pomeroy visited Ruth Alkire. Miss Margaret Spratt from Toledo attended an operetta. The Bartons hosted Carl and Barton and were joined by Leonard Smiths clan from Zanesville for Easter. Diei Young Rathburn group from Columbus toured Easter with M E Rathburn. Reeves and Pearl Reeves attended Howard Comstock funeral in Gallipolis. Rex Davis from Columbus visited town, while George Wells and Frank Dye hosted by Dr P A Jividen of Clarksburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peoples
Pomeroy
Ruth Alkire
Margaret Spratt
Toledo
Jesse Carl
Columbus
Thomas Barton
Roy Barton
Leonard Smith
Zanesville
Emmett Diei
Helen Young
M. E. Rathburn
Car Reeves
Pearl Reeves
Howard Comstock
Gallipolis
Rex Davis
George Wells
Carl Reeves
Frank Dye
Clarksburg
W. Va
P. A. Jividen
Miss Waddell Hosts All Day Quilting Party
Miss Anna Waddell entertained Tuesday with an all day quilting at her home on South Fourth Avenue. Her guests included Teresa Mackin Frances Curtis Evelyn Ross Helena Whitlock Mrs William Waddell and Helen and Mabel Waddell.
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Miss Waddell
Middleport
Anna Wadddell
South Fourth Avenue
Teresa Mackin
Frances Curtis
Evelyn Ross
Helena Whitlock
William Waddell
Helen and
Mabel Wadde
Loyal Berean Class Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
Mr and Mrs Lester Ralph were honored guests at a Loyal Berean Class shower. Items from the Ralphs West Main Street home in Pomeroy were destroyed by fire in a recent incident.
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Middleport
Lester Ralph
Church of Christ
Ralph
West Main Street
Pomeroy
Gre
Kanauga News social notices around Easter week
Sunday guests included Lillian Wagner and Fred West of Huntington with Miss Wagner. The Smiths of Fremont visited Mrs. E. Comstock. Families from Lancaster Bidwell and Wallace Pullins gathered for Sunday. Easter services and visits noted. Howard Comstock funeral held for heart trouble with attendees from McArthur Huntington Pt Pleasant Ashland.
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Kanauga
Lillian Wagner
Fred West
Huntington
Wagner
Grace
Elia Wagner
Clyde Smith
Edna
Helen
Fremont
E. Comstock
John Freer
Chester
Lancaster
A. O. Durst
Bidwell
Wallace Pullins
Andrew White
George Boardman
Gauley Bridge
John Boardman
Camp Gallia Quarantine Continued Until Monday
Camp Gallia of the Civilian Conservation Corps remains under quarantine through next Monday after seven scarlet fever cases were diagnosed since Saturday. Five men were moved to Portsmouth General Hospital, with the quarantine extended for seven days following the last reported case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Camp Gallia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Virgil Pownall
Portsmouth General Hospital
Choir to Sing for Washington PTA in Gallipolis
Ohio University choir of 80 voices will give a Friday concert at 8 in Washington Auditorium to benefit the Washington PTA. The Mothers Singers, a PTA group, sponsor the event with Prof. C C Robinson directing the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Washington Auditorium
Washington P. T. A
The
Mothers Singers
C. C. Robinson
Two Month Old Boy Breaks Leg in Fall Incident
Frankie Jeffers, two months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffers, of Gallipolis, was admitted to Holzer Hospital clinic Tuesday afternoon for setting a leg broken when he fell from a blanket. Discharges included several patients with various injuries and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frankie Jeffers
Leon Jeffers
City
Holzer Hospital
R. M Wiseman
South Side
W. Va
John Greer
Stanley Morgan
Oak Hill
Russell Miller
Middleport
Gallipolis to Enter Jackson Eisteddfod With Three Groups
Gallipolis will be represented by at least three musical organizations at the Jackson Eisteddfod on April 19 and 20, with two soloists. A 75-voice junior chorus from Washington School, directed by Robert Price, will compete, while Gallia Academy High School sends a 50-voice chorus and a 30-piece band directed by Ruth Sawyer and E. S. Vanover. Robert Price will enter as a baritone soloist and Christine Holzer will enter the piano competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School
Robert Price
Gallia Academy High School
Ruth Sawyer
E. 8. Vanover
Christine Holzer
Easter visits and social guests across Rio Grande area
The Rio Grande news notes a sequence of Easter visits and Sunday dinners. Mr. and Mrs. O J Fulton of Columbus spent Easter with May and Mollie Fulton. Ernest Wiseman visited his father J N Wiseman. D S Morgan of Columbus is visiting relatives in Rio Grande. Dan Jenkins of Middletown called on B E Jenkins. Evelyn Donahue spent Easter vacation with parents in Ironton. Shumate and Campbell visited Myers family in Oak Hill. John Howell of Gallipolia visited Harry Wood. Thurman residents Wilber Alban and daughter were guests of A J Clark. Rayner and daughter Mabel Phillips visited J D Williams. Garnet Whiting of Rodney, with Mrs Mabel Phillips. Edna Arundel spent Easter vacation in Ironton. EB B Wood and daughter visited relatives in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wiseman
J. N. Wiseman
D. S. Morgan
Columbus
Rio Grande
Dan Jenkins
Middletown
E. Jenkins
Evelyn Donahue
Charles Donahue
Ironton
Frank Shumate
Lewis Campbell
Oak Hill
Edna Arundel
EB. E. Wood
Jackson
Hallidays Start Monthlong Hot Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs J E Halliday departed Tuesday by automobile for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend a month there. They were joined by John Halliday who will return next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. E. Halliday
Hot Springs
Ark
John Halliday
Gallia County Plans Ty $20,000 in Bonds
Gallia County will issue selective sales tax anticipation bonds totaling 20000 dollars to be sold April 25. Forty four bonds range from 100 to 500 dollars each. Trustees of the county sinking fund cannot purchase the bonds. Commissioners plan to borrow 10000 dollars this week to pay relief grocery bills. They will provide a courthouse room for old age pension applications. Rabies treatment appropriation is listed as 00 dollars. Lumber purchases were made from E. E. Wells. Aide to Harrison Township will cooperate on seven miles of Fairview Road.
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Gallia
County Sinking Fund
E. E. Wells
Harrison Township
Fairview Road
Cincinnati man named executor in Kent J. Deckard estate
Gallipolis probate court names Chub Deckard of Cincinnati as executor of the estate of Kent J. Deckard, deceased. The action assigns him responsibility to administer the will and settle debts, with duties to follow state probate laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chub Deckard
Cincinnati
Kent J. Deckard
FERA Fry Starts at Airport Project in Gallipolis
FERA begins a civil relief operation at an airport site in Gallipolis with 87 workers to start the month. workers perform manual labor duties while budgets are set from 15 dollars per month. relief checks were issued last Friday from county relief offices under CWA programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Guig
CWA
Gallipolis Prisoner Released After Jury Appearance
Robert Vinton was released from the County Jail on Tuesday after appearing before the jury to answer a charge related to a glory incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert Vinton
Richards Appointed Night Iceman Succeeds James
Richards has been named night iceman, succeeding James who has recently resigned. Vince and Ray were involved in the amendment discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
Vince Me
Amend Ray A
S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promises Stronger Health and Clearer Skin
An old advertisement extols S.S.S. as a blood and body tonic to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin, improving appetite, color, skin, strength, and energy. It claims minerals aid digestion and oxygen transport, urging readers to buy the larger bottle for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Kinnon Funeral Held At St Johns Church
The Garden April 4. In Blackwood district school closed last Friday due to the burial of Catherine Kinnon formerly of the district. Funeral services were at St Johns Church and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Catherine Kinnon
St. Johns Church
Jane King
Ralph Guthrie
Richard Williams
Williams
Apple Grove
Della Butts
John Sheskey
Columbus
George Smith
Jacob King
Pauline
Delano Burleigh
Athens
Mr. Burleigh
Zaleski High School to stage spring play
Zaleski High School plans a mid April school play under English department head Mrs. Garnette Kindall. Teachers and guests including Miss Nelle Driscoll visited relatives in Cincinnati. Superintendent Earl Tunnius and school board member William Tripp attended a Columbus meeting.
Birthday Celebrated In East Letart Home
Mr and Mrs O G Shields hosted a birthday dinner at their East Letart home for Mrs Shields with guests from Letart Falls and Apple Grove. Grace and Gladys Crow visited in Letart to celebrate grandmother Elizabeth Alexander's eighty fourth birthday. Neva Liggett travels to Belle West Virginia to care for stroke patient Belle Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
O. G. Shields
East Letart
Grace
Gladys Crow
Ohio University
Elizabeth Alexander
Neva Liggett
Belle, W. Va
Belle Alexander
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Pomeroy Council
Optometric Service
Court St. Athens
Ohio
Christian
Pomeroy Personals
Jack Beegie
Second Street
Arthur Beegle
Elmer Beegie
Max Beegle
Sybil White
Sumner
Rs. Babcock
George W. Kreitler
Rutland News
Kanauga News
Cora Maddy
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. T. Oliver
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Kananga M. E
Fern Summers
D. Roberts
Oscar Walker
Iva Cometock
Pt. Pleasant
Emma Comstock
Asa Comstock
Arthur Gorsuch
John D. Gill
McArthur
Thomas Shipley
David Gorsuch
William Cheap
Ashland
Charles Sterrett
Charlies van Meter
QO. A. Choir
Jackson Eisteddfod
RIO Grande News
Mrs. O. J. Fulton
May
Mollie Fulton
Gallia County
Deckard
Richards
Poticgl
Fei
Zaleski High School
Tr Motor
Lytra
Capaci
Arn Eee
Ot Foods
Lux
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