Will Discuss Price Control Wednesday
Economic Mobilization or Price Control will be topic at Town Hall meeting in the high school auditorium Wednesday evening at 8 15. Professors A G Gubitz Don Peden and King Adamson of Ohio University will speak. The discussion will cover proposed control of all prices including food and labor and other aspects of the economic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
A. G. Gubitz
Don Peden
King Adamson
Ohio University
Hoskins Leaves Post for Military Service
In a special Kimberly Local Union 3905 meeting the resignation of C. E. Hoskins as secretary was accepted after many years in the role. Hoskins, of Connett, also leads the Industrial Labor Council of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys and has now enlisted in the U S Signal Corps. W L Hutchins of Nelsonville was named secretary to fill the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kimberly
C. E. Hoskins
Hoskins
Connett
Industrial Labor Council
Hocking
Sunday Creek
U. S. Signal Corps
W. L
Church Men Meet Tuesday in Nelsonville
The Presbyterian Brotherhood will hold its annual dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the church dining room. A steak dinner starts the event followed by an address by Rev. J. L. Evans. Plans for the year will be discussed and officers elected. An interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville birth announced for daughter of Alfred Johnson family
Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson of 425 Jackson Street announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday evening April 11 at Marietta Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Raymond Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Alfred Johnson
Jackson St
Marietta Hospital
Frank Johnson
This City
Raymond Belt
Logan
Club to Meet for Important Business Session
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a business session Tuesday at 7 30 p m at their club rooms. A large attendance is expected.
Meert Tonight Meeting at LO.C.F. Hall
W.R.C. holds a meeting tonight at 7 30 at the LO.C.F. Hall with a pot luck lunch to follow.
Nelsonville Personal News Highlights Local Guests
Mrs W H Cann from Lancaster was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Parks rs C A Slater of Columbus visits her brother Charles E Poston in town. Will Burnell hosts Capt and Mrs Lowell Burnell of Fort Thomas KY and Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller of Columbus. Jack Sutton and Lillian Stover from Dayton were weekend guests of Lillian’s parents Mr and Mrs C A Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. H. Cann
Lancaster
Ralph Parks
4 H Club Program Given by York Group
Nelsonville report recounts the Three B s 4 H Club meeting at advisor Mrs. Gertrude Stuffiebean home. Members voted on a sewing project for the year and listened to radio talks. Attendees included Edna Brooks Margie Wycuff Doris Brooks Dorothy Smith Alberta Jeffers Christina Stufflebean Dorothy Brooks Helen Stufflebean Birdie Stufflebean Betty Stufflebean with visitors John H Reeves Daisy Stufflebean. Next meeting set for April 24 at advisor residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gertrude Stuffiebean
Edna Brooks
Margie Wycuff
Doris Brooks
Dorothy Smith
Alberta Jeffers
Christina Stufflebean
Dorothy Brooks
Helen Stufflebean
Birdie Stufflebean
Betty Stufflebean
John H. Reeves
Daisy
Infant Daughter of Ralph Newmans Dies
Nelsonville text reports the 26 day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Newman passing away at home. She is survived by parents three sisters one brother and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Newman Buchtel and Mr and Mrs Hess Hashman Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Linda
Sue
Ralph Newman
George Newman
Buchtel
Hess Hashman
Murray City
Celina and New Marshfield Pair Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Millie Linn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Linn of Celina and Mr Francis Chesser son of Mr and Mrs Geo S Chesser of New Marshfield were married by Rev Melvin Mitchell at his residence on Sunday March 8. A wedding shower hosted by Mr and Mrs George B Chesser is planned for Saturday night April 18 at their home with friends and acquaintances invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Linn
John Linn
Celina
Francis Chesser
Geo. S. Chesser
New Marshfield
Melvin Mitchell
George
Chesser
Mrs Gerald Karns Taken To Hospital For Observation
Mrs Gerald Karns also known as Alice Caltine was removed Sunday evening to Cherrington Hospital Logan for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald Karns
Alice Cal@tine
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Athens Presbyterial Heads to Nelsonville Meeting
Athens area Presbyterians travel to Nelsonville for the Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering hosted by Nelsonville First Church. Events run April 21 22 with a president’s conference April 21 and sessions led by Mrs K J Kirkendall and Ruth Boyd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Area
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Bashan Social And Personal News Brief
Mrs. Carl McLefresh of Delaware visits relatives in Bashan. Lawrence McHaffie and Rutland couple spend last Sunday with Sorden family. Local children enjoy an egg hunt at Mary Kathern and Glen Tuttle’s home. Alta Frederick of Columbus visits her father Henry Frederick. Stanley Trussell visits with Roland Torrence. Lester Trussell visits his daughter in Chester. George Frederick and son visit Milford Frederick and family. Clinton Orr and family host William Orr and Bert Orr gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Chester
George Frederick
George
Milford Frederick
Frederick
Clinton Orr
William Wolfe
J. C. McKay
Art Mortahity
William Watson
Carl Orr
Bert Orr
Clint Orr
Mrs. Lucetta Kirkendall Dies in Nelsonville
Mrs. Lucetta Kirkendall died Sunday evening at the home of her adopted daughter Mrs. Louisa Altman in Nelsonville Route 3. She was the widow of Jacob Kirkendall and is survived by brother Marion Shipley of Columbus and sister Sophia Friddle of Mt. Sterling. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at two o'clock at the Kirkendall residence in Buchtel with calling hours at Stout Funeral Home through Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J.kirkendall
Vinton
John Saltz
Nelsonville
John Lloyd Evans
Ruth Boyd
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Lucetta Kirkendall
Louisa Altman
Jacob Kirkendall
Marion Shipley
Columbus
Sophia Friddle
Mt. Sterling
Kirkendall
Buchtel
Stout
Bulaville Grange Buffet Supper Planned for Tuesday
Bulaville Grange members map a program and buffet supper for Tuesday night at Gallipolis. Ray mond Rife Isaiah Coughenour and Howard Rife discuss farm topics along with Betty and Bobby Fulton musical numbers Leona Fulton reading Minnie Bunce paper How Girls May Aid in Civilian Defense Vesta Shaver discussion Men in Civilian Defense Harley George Earl Mink Alva George and Faye Rife Frances Mink Calvin Rife participate in a guessing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bulaville Grange
Raymond Rife
Isaiah Coughenour
Howard Rife
Betty
Bobby Fulton
Leona Fulton
Minnie Bunce
Vesta Shaver
Harley George
Earl Mink
Alva George
Faye Rife
Frances Mink
Calvin Rife
New Bus Line Office Opens in City
Greyhound official G. G. Hampton arrives to supervise opening of the new ticket office on Sixth Street. He stays to train Miss Hudson the new agent. Buses will come from Main Street and depart via Viand Street to the new station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
G. G. Hampton
Greyhound Bus Lines
Sixth St
Hampton
Miss Hudson
Main St
Viand St
Beauty Parlor Moves to N Main Street West Virginia Area
Mrs. T. J. Creek relocates her beauty parlor from Hillcrest to N Main Street and announces a formal opening on April 23 in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
T. J. Creek
Hillcrest
West Virginia Ordnance Works
N. Main St
Seven Appear In Mayor Ogg's Court Sunday
Seven arraignments were held in Mayor Herman Ogg's court on Sunday seven for intoxication and two for unsafe operation of motor vehicles State Highway Patrol filed affidavits against Herbert Schonborn Orris Duane McGee John Chilcote George McIntosh and Laura Craiglow all pleaded guilty Fiske and Craiglow were fined 50 and jailed until settlement McIntosh Chilcote Tolliver and others faced fines and jail time as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herman Ogg
Herbert Schonborn
Hollister
Orris Duane McGee
Athens Rt. 2
Schonborn
McGee
George Tolliver
Floodwood
McIntosh
Chilcote
Evans Wicker to Wed in Phoenix Ceremony
Gallipolis reports Thomas Everett Evans of Phoenix Ariz son of Mr and Mrs John Everett Evans of Gallipolis will marry Anne Wicker of New York City and Cincinnati later this month. Evans attended Ohio State University and works in Phoenix while active in the Presbyterian Church. Wicker, a native of New York City and former University of Cincinnati student, is employed in Phoenix and participates in local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thomas Everett Evans
Phoenix
Ariz
John Everett Evans
Anne Wickersham
Mrs Frederick Stone honored at Lafayette dinner shower
Mrs Frederick Stone whose marriage last September was announced was the guest of honor at a dinner party and many gifts shower at Hotel Lafayette. She sat with guests including Mrs Eloise Wolfe Mrs Harry Wheeler Mrs Robert Sheets Mrs James O'Brien Mrs Katherine Kircher and several Misses including Judy Haskins Charlotte Cornwell Elsie McCall and Madelaine Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stone
Doris Campbell
Hotel Lafayette
Eloise Wolfe
Harry Wheeler
Robert Sheets
James O’brien
Katherine Kircher
Judy Haskins
Charlotte Cornwell
Elsie McCall
Madelaine Campbell
Daughters of America Conference Opens in Logan
Sixteen French City Council members and fifteen Gallia County delegates took part in the 15th annual Daughters of America district conference in Logan. Mrs. Pribble Wilson presided, a pageant was staged by French City Council, and new district officers include Mrs. Addie Smeltzer as district councilor and Mrs. Lillian Davis as district associate councilor. The Patriot Social Club met at Mrs. Robert Davis’s home with quilting, a buffet lunch, and a program. new officers are Mrs. Ed Jones president and Mrs. Dan E. Jones vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Conference of Daughters of America
Logan
Pribble Wilson
Addie Smeltzer
Lillian Davis
Zella Hern
Patriot Club
Patriot
Robert Davis
Ed Jones
Dan E. Jones
Parnie Carter
L. V. Clark
Gallipolis Personal News Highlights Weekend Visitors
Local society notes list Miss Ethel Young and others at a Huntington luncheon. Travel updates include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Danner visiting from Dayton and relatives in Columbus and Waterloo. News of a wartime death reaches E. E. Knox family in India. Frank L. Jones begins a six week Florida business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ethel Young
F. W. Wheeler
William Ball
Luther Howard
Ruth Richards
Tri-State
Huntington Business and Professional Women's Club
Governor Cabell
Huntington
Harold Danner
Dayton
John Danner
Owen
India
Robert H. Ruddell
Columbus
Fred E. Rathburn
Downie Moore
Ruth Fiske
Chauncey
James Danner
Howard Roush
Phoenix
Ariz
R. R. Roush
W. W. Williams
Eulah
Norma Johnston
Anne Bradbury
Columus
Frank Irion
Grace
Raccoon Island
Junior Johnson
Gali
Warren Taylor
Frances Irion
Nita Booth
Zella Chambers
Frank L. Jones
Florida
Margaret D. Carter
Marriages Approved for Four Pairs in Ohio River Towns
Licenses granted to wed for Dewey Bentley and Pauline Goins of Rutland. John Crank and Mildred A. King of Sistersville. Charles L. Sherlock and Virginia Fulton of Gallipolis. all are in West Virginia border communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dewey Bentley
Pauline Goins
Rutland
John Crank
Mildred A. King
Sistersville
W. Va
Charles L. Sherlock
Middleport
Virginia Fulton
Furniture Store Rooms Leased to U S Employment Service
The room occupied by the Harry Boyce Furniture Store on Sixth Street has been leased to the U S Employment Service. Mr Boyce must vacate by April 20 and is unsure where to move. The employment office has used the second floor of the Candy Co Building since it opened here in January. The building has been sold to a Charleston resident who will convert it into a restaurant and rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harry Boyce
Sixth St
U. S. Employment Service
Boyce
Candy Co
Charleston
Telephone Co. Leases Property in Point Pleasant
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. has leased the Second and Main Street property now housing the Point Pleasant Transportation Company office and garage. The transportation firm will move to Viand Street in a few weeks, and the building will be used to store tools and supplies after the vacancy. Mr. Holly Hudson bought the property from the Progress Building and Loan Association receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Second and
Main Sts
Point Pleasant Transportation Company
Transportation Company
Viand St
Holly Hudson
Telephone Company
Progress Building and Loan Association
Ten New Members Joined Asbury Methodist Church
Syracuse notes report ten new members received at Easter service led by Rev J L Buckley. Sunrise prayers occurred in local churches. Evangelistic services continued at United Brethren Church. Several residents as listed visited or moved, with illness updates including Miss Lou Taylor critical at home and Evelyn Elliott ill at her mother’s Athens Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Asbury Methodist Church
J. L. Buckley
United Brethren Church
Court Fines One and Puts Two on Probation in Ohio
GALLIPOLIS Arraigned in court Saturday following indictment John McCalla was fined $25 and costs for assaulting Truman Burnette Walter Cordell was placed on probation on a non support charge Nellie Sammons admitting bigamy was placed on probation for two years after paying court costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John McCalla
Truman Burnette
Walter Cordell
Nellie Sammons
Miss Mary Fillinger Sent To Cherrington Hospital
Miss Mary Fillinger was removed Sunday to Cherrington Hospital Logan suffering with pneumonia in Nelsonville reported by local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Fillinger
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
C K Blackwood Funeral Services Held At Pt Pleasant Church
C K Blackwood aged 74 longtime Point Pleasant resident died in Charleston after a paralytic stroke. Former Western Rivers Sand and Gravel executive, he lived with a son in Charleston for three years. Funeral at Christ Church Episcopal conducted by Rev. Frank T. Cady. Burial Lone Oak Cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret and children Attarah and Neale Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
C. K. Blackwood
Charleston
Blackwood
Smithers
W. Va
Western Rivers Sand and Gravel Co
Indian Town Gap
Neale Blackwood
U. S. Engineer Corps
Pensacola
Fla
Coast Guard Registers River Craft Operators At Point Pleasant
Two Coast Guardsmen registered and fingerprinted boat operators at the temporary Point Pleasant office, with 200 applicants showing up. Operators of craft over 12 feet must obtain permits by June 30, including registration, fingerprinting, and 1⅛ by 1⅛ inch photographs for ID cards. Officials expect total area registrations to exceed 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
U. S. Coast
R. J. Heslop
Shank Farm Sold to TNT Evacuee in West Virginia
Mrs. M. V. Shank of Lock 11 sold her 79 acre farm at Point Pleasant on Friday to E. Bartow Jones and the next day Jones sold it to Herschel Barnett an evacuee from the TNT plant takeover area. Barnett had previously run the C. G. P. Musgrave farm. Mrs. Shank was born on the farm and lived there all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
M. V. Shank
Lock 11
E. Bartow Jones
Jones
Herschel Barnett
Barnett
C. G. P. Musgrave
Shank
Rardin Presides at Circuit Court Session
Judge William H. Rardin presided at a special term of the circuit court in Point Pleasant. Elected special judge by the bar association, he oversaw two summary proceedings involving land taken for the West Virginia Ordnance Works. Infant heirs of James Hogg and heirs of W C Noble named as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William H. Rardin
Circuit Court
Bar Association
West Virginia Ordnance Works
James Hogg
W. C. Noble
Rise of Ohio River Seen Saturday At Point Pleasant
U. S. weather observer E. C. Winger reported the Ohio River rising from 26.9 to 28.7 feet between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday. The river was falling in the Wheeling area and Robert J. Heslop estimated the crest would not exceed 32 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
E. C. Winger
U. S
Ohio
Wheeling
Robert J. Heslop
McCulloch Joins Army Stationed at Fort Sam Houston
Robert Eugene McCulloch an electrical appliance dealer on Sixth Street has joined the Army and is stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas His store remains open for now under Ray Oldaker radio repairman and Ruby King assistants to McCulloch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Robert Eugene McCulloch
Sixth St
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Ray Oldaker
Ruby King
McCulloch
Nurses Increase Day Rate in Point Pleasant
Local members of the state nurses association are told that the eight hour day rate has risen from five to six dollars, reflecting a wage adjustment for hospital service in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ration Board Allocates Tires to Defense Workers and Industries
The week ending Saturday saw rationing board allotments for defense workers and industries. Recipients include Gilbert Plants Point Pleasant police Cecil Mash physician Dr J E Lange health and safety W R Greenler fuel and J R Beasley government worker among others. Additional allocations supported defense workers needing personal transportation with names such as Jesse Gruesser George Overholt Nobel Shafer Paul McCauley and Arnold Walker across multiple towns including Point Pleasant Mason Letart and Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gilbert R. Plants
T. E. Blessing
Menry Coal Co
Clifton
Cecil Mash
Floyd Keefer
Leon
W. B. Jiiden
J. E. Lange
City of
Jesse Gruesser
Sterlie Stevens
Gallipolis
George H. Overholt
Nobel N. Shafer
Thomas V. McGuffin
Arnold Walker
J. Wolfe
New Haven
Fleming S. Young, Jr
Ashton
R. E. Taylor
Joseph K. Taylor
Ervin C. Roush
Letart
Paul C. McCauley
Esker Johnson
Daffodil show highlights Point Pleasant club meeting
The Senior Woman's Club monthly gathering featured a daffodil show arranged by Mrs. Hugh A. Barbee with floral contributions from members. Mrs. Forrest W. Ingraham reported about $400 raised for the hospital fund as Mrs. S. C. Wilhelm urged spring clean up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Hugh A. Barbee
Barbee
Carl Gardner
Chester A. Roush
Forrest W. Ingraham
S. C. Wilhelm
Club
Gerald W. Fairbanks
State Conservation Commission
New Haven Garden Club
S. F. Richard
Herman Layne
L. J. Ruttencutter
Harry L. Dyer
W. R. Proffit
R. F. Bryant
J. W. Richards
W. H. Newton
W. T. Stone
Carl Bruestle
W. J. Kenny
R. W. Allen
G. H. Overholt
C. G. Bauerle
W. D. Curry
Elmer Ebersbach
John T. Roberts
D. W. Rothgeb
J. Oral Eads
G. C. Hite
A. G. Arnett
D. D. Hook
Floyd Rothlisberger
Harry Layne
Norman Wein
Forrest Bachtel
L. C. Roush
Sidney Fadeley
Marcelline Buell
L. J. Stewart
S. C. Moustin
Carl G. Gardner
Fred Batey
Lloyd Roush
Andrew Hume
A. B. Woodrum
F. W. Ingerham
Henry Fry
C. O
Point Pleasant Personal Notices Chronicle Local Moves
E E Heiner is reported recovering at Holzer Hospital. Mrs Blain Bell, who recently underwent major surgery at Holzer Hospital, is recovering satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs Max Dye and son Micheal of Belle visited here with her mother Mrs ess Gygax. Billy Nebbergall spent weekend in Charleston with parents Mr and Mrs W C Nebbergall. Mrs Nebbergall has been ill but is recovering. Mr and Mrs Carl Parsons evacuees of the West Virginia ordnance works site move in with her parents on Main St. Parsons seeks another farm. Mr and Mrs C A Rose spent Sunday in Huntington with their son in law Euclid Pullem and family. Mrs Buell of Abbington NY expects to join Major Brian A Buell district health officer here about May 1. The Rev A E Tulloh and wife will attend a two day missionary workers conference in Pittsburgh tomorrow. Teachers visiting the board of education office Saturday included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
E. E. Heiner
Holzer Hospital
Blain Bell
Max Dye
Micheal
Belle
Ess Gygax
Billy Hite
Nebbergall
Grover C. Hite
Charleston
W. C. Nebbergall
Carl Parsons
West Virginia
Euclid Pullem
Why Change Motor Oil Every 1,000 Miles
Avoid speeding. Change motor oil every 1,000 miles. Dirty oil dilutes protection and cannot guard the engine effectively. Regular oil changes maximize engine longevity and performance.
Remembering 1933 and the 3.2 beer revival
The writer recalls snapshots from 1933 noting a new Washington administration, the mood shift, and the re legalization of beer under the Volstead Act as Congress allowed 3.2 beer. He reflects on arguments that beer could aid prosperity and wonders if that proved true.
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Nelsonville Social Notes
Eudora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
York Group
Ralph Newmans
Miles
Em and
Mannar
Uate
Eswaram
Ceylon
Pedro
Agia
Puttalam
Pamperuise
Indian Ocean
China
Britain
Reemah Ae
Lael
Chilaw
Bay of Bengal
Trincomalee
Kandy
Badulla
Komariya
Colombo
Moratuwa
Enem.y
Accel Sea
Galle
Matara Dondra Head
Hambantota
Bashan
U.S
COPR
MEA Service. Inc
Mayor Ogg
Gallipolis Social Notes
A. O. Lee
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Lenora Campbell
Cleveland
Thomas Zeiher
Henry Zeiher
Marvin Roberts
Sandusky
A. M. Roberts
Charles Calkins
Terre Haute
Ind
Mary
van Johnson
Harold Weaver
College Road
William Houdashelt
Ralph Wickline
Weaver
Ryan
Ruth (Arnold) Richards
Church
Hazel
Clark
Carrie Sellers
Lawrence Sellers
Larry
A. B. Sellers
A. L. Flanagan
Pt. Pleasant Church
Coast Guard Men Register Boat Owners
TNT
Rardin
Ohio River
Fort Houston
Ethel Sayre
Capehart
John Click
Cottageville
Clarice Knapp
Mary Grimm
Lola Stone
Mildred Chapman
Hartford
Flora Lasley
Henderson
Faye Brown
Frank Brown
Walden F. Roush
Delbert C. Staats
Ella Howard
Aa.u.w
Trinity Church Annex
E. B. Badger and Sons Co
Matinee
Ly Joe Marsh
Washington
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