Kiwanis Teens Canteen Planned At Gallipolis Parsonage
Kiwanis Club moves toward opening a teen canteen at the Episcopal parsonage on Second Ave near the State Highway Patrol quarters. The building is being redecorated with a new kitchen, aiming to open weeknights at 6. The club has funded youth work including a magic show at Washington school and started a Key Club unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kiwanis Club
Episcopal
Second Ave
State Highway Patrol
Lusk
Washington School
Kiwanis
Key Club
Glenn Cambell
Horse-Radish Ventures Spark Gallia County Banter
A Gallia County writer jokes about starting a horse-radish business with ideas from Virginia Huntington and Pud Huntington and a future Ma Taber brand. The column riffs on local plans, fans, and oddball arrangements, plus Sherm White’s Kanauga tease and a political turn about Homer Sewards returning to public life.
Air Force Enlistments Open at Gallipolis Station
Gallipolis recruiting station announces new open enlistment for qualified applicants in coming months. Reinstated policy allows married men if they meet requirements or re enlist within 90 days of discharge. plan to use training facilities to meet fall personnel needs. Contact post office building station at phone 1024 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William A. Wood
United States Air Force
Wood
Air Force
Gallipolis Church News Highlights Weekend Services
Listings for First Presbyterian Grace Methodist St Peters Episcopal Church of Christ and First Baptist detail pastors service times choirs youth groups nurseries and topics. Notable items include Struggle of Peniel and The God of Adam features and Moody Bible Institute motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
Peniel
Westminster Club
Clarence Boster
Grace Methodist
W. Scott Westerman
Grace
Tschaikowsky
Church School
ST. Peters Episcopal
George Frederic Bovie
Church OF Christ
Garfield Ave
Lewis Mikel
First Baptist
Moody Bible Institute
God
Adam
A. D. Teder
James King Dies in Vinton
James Floyd King, 74, died Tuesday at Old Homestead rest home in MacArthur. A Kentucky native who lived most of his life in Portsmouth he is survived by his brother Paris King of Portsmouth. Funeral services are tentatively set for 2 p m Thursday at Wrightsel funeral home with burial in Elk Cemetery McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
James Floyd King
Old Homestead
MacArthur
King
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Paris King
Mound Ave
Wrightsel Funeral
Elk Cemetery
Grace Methodist Scout Work Advances
Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis forms three new Brownie troops meeting Tue Wed Thu at 3 30 p m. Boy Scout Troop 203 meets Mon at 7 30 p m. Girl Scouts Troop 1 meet Tue at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
Warrants Issued In Juvenile Court
Two warrants of arrest were issued in juvenile court after complaints alleging delinquency by minors. An additional warrant was issued for an adult accused of abusing minors.
Holzer Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients and Births
Admissions list includes Mrs. William Crawford of Vinton James Mannering of Jackson Arden Queen of Mercerville Mrs. Stella Mohr Gallipolis Mrs. Herbert Winters Robertsburg W Va Mitchell Martin Wilkesville Births reported for Oak Hill Addison South Side W Va Oak Hill and other areas noting several new sons and daughters names include Donald Burnsides Raymond Taylor John Somers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crawford
Vinton
James Mannering
Jackson
Arden Queen
Mercerville
Stella Mohr
Gallipolis
Herbert Winters
Robertsburg
W.va
Mitchell Martin
Wilkesville
Donald Burnsides
Oak Hill
Raymond Taylor
Addison
John E. Sommers
Southside
Tom Campbell
Traffic Check by State Patrol Near Meigs Line
Gallipolis reports a highway patrol stop on Route 7 one mile north of Meigs County. Fifty eight vehicles were checked and twelve warnings given. Arthur W. Harris age 21 of Ohio Hotel Middleport was arrested for driving without a license and referred to Magistrate J. B. Higgins of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Meigs County
Arthur W. Harris
Ohio Hotel
Middleport
J. B. Higgins
Pomeroy
River Traffic Gallipolis Update Amid Rising Ohio River Levels
The Huntington division reports light rain with the Ohio River rising to 72 feet at midnight and levels on Kanawha Falls 11.9 feet and Hinton 6.15 feet. Ships in and out at Winfield and Gallipolis locks include Virginia and Carl F at Winfield, Neville and So hio State on the Ohio, and Teddy No. 4 Sullivan Labelle Marlin M P. J. Hurley all down at Gallipolis locks. Mrs Elsie Shaw and Mrs William Amsbury plan a return from Van Nuys California to Holcomb Hill residence soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Ohio River
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Kanawha River
Virginia
Winfield
Carl F
Neville
Sohio State
Patriot
Semet
Warner
Omar
Gallipolis Locks
Teddy No
Sullivan
Labelle
Marlin M
P. J. Hurley
West Gallipolis
Elsie Shaw
William Amsbury
van Nuys
Calif
Holcomb Hill
Tea Room Search Fails in Jallipolis Leads Women to Clubhouse
Mayme Bar rows and Gladys Bovie will move Wednesday to manage dining room and clubhouse for the Zanesville Country Club. They will occupy a two room cottage, having previously run Mount Vernon Country Club clubhouse. Miss Barrows long operated a Third Ave tea room and is known as a pastry cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallipolis
Mayme Barrows
Gladys Bovie
Zanesville Country Club
Mount Vernon Country Club
Miss Barrows
Third Ave
Women Meet At Parsonage
Ladies from the Missionary Baptist Church North up met at Rev. Earl Cremeens home 27 Garfield Ave Gallipolis for an all day session. More than 40 women attended contributing to a noon luncheon and an afternoon quilting session. The next meeting will be May 13 at Mrs Will Shoemaker home on Clay Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Missionary Baptist Church
Northup
Earl Cremeens
Garfield Ave
Will Shoemaker
Clay Lick
Patrol Prepares for Annual Inspection in April
The patrol readies for its annual inspection in the third week of April. A thorough housecleaning is underway with walls painted desks polished boots waxed gear organized and equipment checked in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Missionary talk and community visits fill local notes
Mrs Harry Smith of Pomeroy spoke on missionary work at a WSCS meeting at Ohio Chapel and Chambersburg Methodist Church. Several families and individuals were noted visiting relatives, traveling to see ill kin, or on leave from the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Harry Smith
Pomeroy
WSCS
Ohio
Chambersburg Methodist Church
J. W. Speer
Cheshire
J. T. Porter
Jimmy
Dayton
Edna Lyons
Bladen
Charles Fisher
Walter James
Ste. Neville
Point Pleasant
Frank Irwin
Nancy
Walter Evans, Jr
Lynette
Henry Lewellyen
Pleasant View
Tenn
Mamie Berry
Gallipolis
Jay Holland
Huntington
Jewell Robertson
Crown City
T. G. Dillon
Marion Rhinesmith
Joseph Populire
Elsie McLeod
John Lemons
Charles Jeffers
George Gothard
W. F. Chambers
E. K. Lanthorn
Doy Jeffers
Arnold Barnett
Cincinnati
Floyd ‘Workman
Della Bodimer
Automobiles in Use Increase in Vinton County
Deputy Motor Vehicle Registrar Marjorie Wortman reports about 100 more cars on Vinton County roads this year. She notes 1 106 motor vehicle tags were sold by April 1 1948 versus 1 060 by April 15 last year, indicating higher vehicle use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Marjorie Wortman
McArthur
Pneumonia Fatal for Vera Lou Oney in McArthur
Vera Lou Oney died of pneumonia at Hocking Valley hospital Logan on March 30. She was nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Oney, born July 2, 1939 in Vinton County. Survived by parents one brother Donald sister Sharon Lee paternal grandmother Mrs Mary Oney Creola and maternal grandmother Mrs Wes Douglas Flatwood Ky. Funeral April 2 at McArthur Methodist Church with Rev Glenn Beck officiating. burial Elk Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vera Lou Oney
Adam Oney
Creola
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Vinton County
Adam
Eva Smith Oney
Donald
Sharon Lee
Mary Oney
Wes Douglas
Flatwood
McArthur Methodist Church
Glenn Beck
Elk Cemetery
Etta McVey Services Held in McArthur
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m for Mrs. Etta McVey 78 wife of John McVey of Swan Township Creola who died in Hocking Valley Hospital Logan after two years of ill health She is survived by her husband daughter Mrs Marie Griffith sisters Mrs Clara Earnheart and Mrs Amanda Amerine brothers Marion and Le Roy Gill with last rites at Ebenezer Church and burial in Elk Cemetery McArthur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Marion
LeRoy Gill
Ebenezer Church
Carroll Chesser
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Vinton County Land Transfers Highlight Over 180 Acres Sold
FH. W. Atkinson, trustee of Stephen W. Sherwood's will, transfers 180 acres in Elk to Denver Perry for 2600 dollars. Edmund D. Keck deeds 82 acres in Wilkesville to Max and Zelda Hall. Multiple other deeds record transfers across Elk, Knox, Harrison, Richland, Swan, and other townships involving buyers such as George Horak, Thelma Horak, Clovis Cottrill, and Ray Zimmerman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. W. Atkinson
Stephen W. Sherwood
Denver Perry
Elk Township
Edmund D. Keck
Max and
Zelda Hall
Wilkesville
Charles and
Rhoda Ann Livingston
George
Thelma Horak
J. PP
Mary Murdock
Clovis Earl
Gladys Marie Cottrill
Hamden
Edwin S. Malone
Archie Patton
S. M. Heinlein
Vada M. Kirkpatrick
Swan Township
Births Reported in Vinton County McArthur Area
A list of Vinton County births includes a son for Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nichols New Plymouth Route 1 Chamberlain clinic April 3 and daughters for William Ray Carpenter Route 1 April 4 in Chamberlain clinic Kenneth Salts Mc Arthur April 2 in Hocking Valley Hospital Francis J Murphy McArthur Route 1 April 2 Sheltering Arms hospital Clement Andy Logan Route 1 April 5 and Harry Wing McArthur Route 1 April 6. McArthur also notes C M Howell starting April 1 as a rodman for County Engineer J M Ogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Andy
Logan
Harry Wing
McArthur
Appraisers Named in Several Estates In Probate Court
McARTHUR Danny Brewer Arthur Gorsuch and Fred Weisen berger were named appraisers in the estate of Aaron Henson Dick son in Probate Court here. The last will of James Carney Johnson admitted to probate after witnesses testified and inventories filed for various estates including Aaron Dickson and John H. Cade with hearings set April 12 and April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cade Mason
Benner Jones II
Jackson
Ira M. Rice
S. W. Christian
WWA
E. Vollenweider
Harley D. Hoover
John R. Clark
Alta E. Clark
Austin Hoover
Ronald E. Arbaugh
Walter B. Adkins
Samuel F. Beckley
John B. Beckley
Butura Louise Rose
Leslie Rose
James R. Freemans
Warren McMillen
J. E. Beckley
McARTHUR Reporter First Woman Speaker on Rural Editor Series
Mrs. Geraldine Wrightsel Frye columnist and news editor of a McArthur weekly spoke on the Rural Editor Speaks broadcast by WRED Worthington. She discussed Lake Hope Zaleski state forest soil conservation in Vinton county and shared anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Geraldine Wrightsel Frye
WRED
Worthington
Spanish American Vets Roster Being Compiled in Vinton County
A roster of Spanish American War veterans who enlisted from Vinton county is being compiled with 39 names included to date. Service Officer Paul V. Waller said he is also preparing a roster of World War I veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Paul V. Wallar
Wallar
Birthday Surprise and Local Happenings in Wilkesville
Members of the GIC Sunday school class of the Presbyterian Church with teacher Mrs. William Cottrill surprised Bonnie DeVault at a March 26 birthday party. Dailey Wood was taken to Veterans Hospital Huntington for observation and treatment. Local families, visitors, and relatives were noted across Wilkesville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
GIC
The
Presbyterian Church
William Cottrill
Bonnie DeVault
Dailey Wood
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
E. L. Newsom
Frazersburg
Erma
Worley Newsom
W. E. Spires
Margaret
Don
Chillicothe
Zetta Harrison
Della Holliday
Star Hall
Roger Phillips
Roy Phillips
Paul D. Kunz
David
Columbus
J. FE. Strong
Harley
MacArthur Vinton County veterans receive discharge papers today
Ohio bonus applicants from MacArthur in Vinton County are getting their discharge papers back today, according to Service Officer Paul V. Wallar. The March 1 filing period is closing as veterans confirm eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Vinton County
Ohio
Paul V. Wallar
Shooting Suspect Nabbed in Hamden Waives Preliminary Examination
Arthur Hall 27 of Naoma West Virginia arrested in Hamden tavern by FBI and Vinton County deputies after a five day multi state manhunt. Hall allegedly shot Constable Posey H. Clay and disarmed him in Naoma. Clay wounded and in Beckley hospital. Hall faces charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Hassell
Arthur Hall
Naoma
W. Va
Hamden
FBI
Vinton County
Beckley
Hall
Posey H. Clay
Packsville
West
Wiliam Brown
Wayne W. Weese
Vinton
West Virginia
C. N. Otto
Raleigh
Clyde Montgomery
Dundas
Casey Prater
Brown
VFW
Clay
Earl Bonds
Bond
Byrd Dewey Miller
Edgar L. Jarrett
Ross Morris
Sterling Miller
Specht Rites Held for Fred Torrence Specht
Fred Torrence Specht 65 prominent Hamden resident retired farmer and merchant died at his home Saturday. He was born March 4 1883 at Creole son of J M Specht and Alice Cradlebaugh Specht. Survived by wife Mamie Hughes Specht and daughter Mrs Wilner Brown. Funeral April 6 at 2 p m Hamden Methodist Church with Rev O C Lockwood and Rev J P Daab. Burial New Plymouth Cemetery.
Hospital Talk Slated for Wilkesville Grange Meeting
Vinton County Pomona Grange plans a Monday evening program at Odd Fellows Hall Wilkesville. Health expert Sewall Milliken of Ohio State University will explain the federal hospital program at 8 30 p m as part of a drive to improve hospital facilities in Vinton County. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Richland
FE. Blake
Association
Benz
Hansen
Dixon
Ohio University
Bob Kalish
George L. Brown
Charles S. Keeney
Auto Wreck Case Dismissed
McARTHUR Judge A L Chatfield dismissed the negligence case of Harris Dorn against Curtis Turner arising from an automobile collision. The trial date April 20 was settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
A. L. Chatfield
Harris Dorn
Curtis Turner
Earl Cade
Gordon Fannin
Clyde Bolton
Wesley
Maude Bowen
Bolton
Bowens
Chatfield
McArthur Begins Apartment Project For Local Robisons
Contractor Robert King McArthur has started a one floor duplex behind the Robinson grocery and service station. The 60 by 24 frame building will house apartments for Norman Robinson and Neil McKibben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Robert King
Ralph Robinson
Robinson
Norman Robinson
Neil McKibben
Ambulance trips by Heistand and Wrightset services
McArthur reports multiple ambulance runs from April 1 to April 4 including Mrs. Kenneth Salts and infant returning home April 3 from Hocking Valley hospital and other patients taken to St. Francis hospital Columbus Sheltering Arms Athens Chamberlain clinic and homes. A marriage license application was filed by Edward N. Cullums and Nellie E. Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Edward N. Cullums
Wellston
Nellie E. Penn
Cage Champs Are Guests At Dinner
McArthur’s Generals, champions of the Southeastern Ohio Buckeye League, were guests at a steak dinner at Brown’s restaurant in McArthur. Hosts were L. Fe Murphy, son George Bennett, and Sheriff and Mrs William W Brown. About 40 guests attended including varsity and reserve players, coaches, Supt. Blake, managers and cheerleaders. Murphy and George were away at the state basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
McArthur’s Generals
Brown
L. FE. Murphy
Benson George
Sheriff
William W. Brown
Robert Kalish
Arthur George
Wallace E. Blake
Murphy
Mr. George
Court Asked McARTHUR Ballot Case Reconsideration
In an appeal filed Tuesday April 6 the court was asked to reconsider its March 9 ruling on the Keeney ballot case. Frederick L. Nedick along with McArthur attorneys seek mandamus relief and urge the board of elections be instructed to exclude Keeney if protests justify, noting ballot reprints at small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Court of Appeals
Charles S. Keeney
McGhee, Rowe, and Evans
Columbus
Frederick L. Newdick
State of Ohio
Vinton County Board of Elections
Supreme Court of Ohio
Summit County
High Tribunal
Keeney
Hamden
Vinton County
Board of Elections
Road Repairs To Be Started In Vinton County
McArthur reports highway work to combat winter damage. Knox Township trustees receive 1200 dollars for Jordan Quick Perry Ridge and Long Run roads. An estimated 3840 dollars covers four miles of Macdonis road. 2160 dollars funds 2.5 miles of Garrett Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Sto Vinton
Knox Township
Jordan Quick
Perry Ridge
Long Run
Macedonis
Jackson
Eagle
Garrett Ridge
Richland
Soil Conservationist Transfer Announced in McArthur
R R Barker district conservationist with the U S Soil Conservation Service announced the transfer on April 11 of John Feisley from the Vinton Soil Conservation District to Harrison County. Kenneth Mitchell will replace Feisley as work unit conservationist at the Vinton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
R. R. Barker
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
John Feisley
Vinton
Legion plans new cannon for McArthur court house lawn
Robert Wyckoff Post 303 American Legion officers in McArthur have begun steps to replace the World War I captured cannon landmark on the courthouse lawn. A war surplus artillery piece will be acquired and set on the foundation where the old cannon stood, said Commander Arthur Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Robert Wyckoff Post
American Legion
Arthur Bethel
Prattsville Social News Recap
Cee Dearth and Philip Perry spent a week end in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rowland of Hamden were guests of Mrs Rowland’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. West. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andy of Logan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Chesser. Edna Dearth and sister Mrs. Fannie Daft attended the funeral of Vance McKibben in Columbus, joined by Mrs. James McKibben of Zaleski. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Martin are repairing a Route 50 home east of Prattsville. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Zimmerman of Rutland and Mae West were recent guests of Mrs. James Mace. Clyde West visited Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal of Columbus stayed with Mrs. Neal’s mother, Mrs. Bessie Morris. Mrs. Raymond Daft entered St. Francis Hospital for major surgery. Miss Edna Dearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattsville
Cee Dearth
Philip Perry
Columbus
Herbert Rowland
Hamden
Jack Neal
Children Examined At Health Conference In McArthur
A child health conference was held in McArthur on April 6 in Dr. Evelyn Ball's office. Sponsored by the Vinton County Health Department, the event examined children aged one to six and advised mothers on diet sleep and immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Evelyn Ball
Vinton County
Personal Tax 82 000 Gain Is Reported
McARTHUR Vinton county tax collections rose from 1947 levels by about $2,000. Auditor Carl R. Smith reported that Treasurer Ronald Simms collected $9,247 in general tangible taxes and $2,346.07 in intangible taxes in 1948 totaling $11,593.70, up from $9,920.50 in 1947. Tangible taxes rose while intangible taxes fell slightly from 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Carl R. Smith
Smith
Ronald FE. Simms
Sparkin wins first in McArthur Hamden one act contest
Hamden High School's play Sparkin directed by Mrs Lauretta Jones captured first place in the McArthur Richland schools one act contest with a superior rating. The trophy from the Ohio Speech League goes to the winning school and state contest in Columbus is set for April 16 or 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Hamden High School
Sparkin
Lauretta Jones
Richland
Columbus
Ohio Speech League
Edwin Hansen
Jean Roth
Barbara Pritchard
Dramatics Arts Department
Ohio University
Final District State Scholarship Tests at Ohio University
Final District State Scholarship Tests will be held at Ohio University on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Univerity
Wilkesville Juniors Stage Play Friday Night
Wilkesville high school's junior class presents its class play Friday night at 8 p m Mrs Robert L Barton directs cast includes Bonnie Devault Edith Pridemore Vella Thacker Ronald Cornel Bloyd Sayre Gladys Snyder Don ald Schilling Bertha Smith Nadine Denney Leon Strausbaugh Wendell Unroe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
Wilkesville High School
Robert L. Barton
Bonnie Devault
Edith Pridemore
Vella Thacker
Ronald Cornel Bloyd Sayre
Gladys Snyder
Donald Schilling
Bertha Smith
Nadine Denney
Leon Strausbaugh
Wendell Unroe
Community Guests and Family Visits Across Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs S Gorham of Lakeview and Mr and Mrs Fred Bishop of Mansfield spent days with relatives. Dick Rider of Columbus was a Sunday guest of Homer Smathers. Floyd Waters moved to Rush farm. Hazel Ghearing of Wellston visited her mother Eva Easterling. Harvey Roof and Arthur Christian families visited Chauncey and Chillicothe respectively. Ruth Morrow returned home after visiting her sister in Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
S. Gorham
Lakeview
Fred Bishop
Mansfield
Dick Rider
Columbus
Homer Smathers
Floyd Waters
Bowers
Rush Farm
Hazel Ghearing
Wellston
Eva Easterling
Harvey Roof
Oris Roof
Chauncey
Arthur Christian
Maggie Salts
Chillicothe
Ruth Morrow
Hamden
Om Root
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Army Adjutant General's Office
Washington
Gallia County
By Danno, Taber
Virginia Huntington
Pud Huntington
Ma Taber
Dave Pickens
Ellis Hamrick
Kanauga
Sherm White
Sherm
Heaven
Kananga
Mrs. Taber
Homer Sewards
Florida
Homer
Kanaga
James King
Holzer Hospital
Mrs. Kenneth Cook and
Daugh
Clarence Fultz and Son
Isaac Fultz
M. M. Drummond
Hod Williams
James Walker
Patricia McEihenney
Edwin Cooper
Queen
Peter Bilecki
Sedro Wooley, Wash
Etta McVey
Rodman
C. M
Max) Howell
J. M. Ogan
Kenneth Salts
Clarence Waldron
St. Francis Hospital
Francis J. Murphy
Harry Edward
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Dave Andrews
Wrightsel
W. E. Ray
Karen Sue
Chamberlain Clinic
Carpenter
Wrightset
Virgil Nichols
William Daniel
New Plymouth
Raymond Daft
Cage Champs
Hamden Methodist
WCTU
Vivian Smathers
Suzanne Haley
Gloria Detty
Ann Boring
Jean A. Leach
Zaleski
Bob Wiseman
Earl Keck
Almeda Adkins
Vinton School
Sharon Oney
Swan School
Nancy J. Claypool
Richland School
Zaleski School
Brown-Zaleski
Bee
Ratcliffsburg
Va Bibber
Puritan
Bobbt
Ray
Swan Central
Tarr Farm
Pine Ridge
Picnic Grove
Wilkesville Juniors
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