Hunting Dog Principal Resigns to Teach at Bulaville
Crown City principal L D Butt resigns to take a fifth through sixth grade teaching post at Bulaville School. Board meetings cover new buses routes consolidations with bus drivers hired and janitors reassigned as districts discuss merger with Vinton and Bidwell-Porter High Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Bulnville
Gallipolis
L. D. Butt
Crown City School
Bulaville School
Bidwell
Springfield Morgan
Andrew Toler
Donald Cottrell
Vinton
Lewis Jones
C. R Ratliff
Vinton and
Bidwell-Porter
Wayne Bush
Bidwell-Porter High School
Evans
John Lee
Paul Owen
Bruce McDonald
Rodney School
Kenneth Rucker
C. Earl Saunders
Hollis Saunders
Everett Carter
Steele Road
Clyde Fellore
Dillard Wallace
Centenary
Annabelle Ball
Clarence Irwin
Earl Winters
Casto
Anna 8. Evans
Stanley Davis
Comer
Harley Cloud
Beans Crowd for Vinton Dinner To Honor Legions Leaders
In Vinton the annual bean dinner will draw crowds at Legion Grove on Route 325 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. next Saturday with 125 pounds of beans. Speakers include Rep. Thomas A. JenKing and Sen. Oakley C. Collins at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pearl Wayne McClaskey cooks the beans. Clovis Strausbaughs Orchestra plays Friday night at Vinton Town Hall. Auxiliary leader Mrs. Chester White and Legion head Harry Phillips oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Thomas A. Jenking
Ironton
Oakley C. Collins
Eugene Stevens
Vinton Post 161
American Legion
Legion Grove
Route 325
Pearl Wayne McClaskey
Kerr McClaskey
Vinton Town Hall
Clovis Strausbaughs
Auxiliary of the Legion
Chester
Eleanor) White
Harry Phillips
Legion
John Casto
Ewington
Bladen Man Fined $100 For Assault and Battery
Hillis Pinkerman, 44, of Bladen, was fined $100 and costs on assault and battery charges by Municipal Judge William H. Jones after a July 15 incident near the Lafayette Hotel on Second Ave. Police said Pinkerman struck Frank Dwight of Woods Mill twice as Dwight backed from a diagonal parking space and later struck him again after opening the car door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hillis Pinkerman
Bladen
William H. Jones
Lafayette Hotel
Second Ave
Pinkerman
Second Avenue
Frank Dwight
Woods Mill
Public Square
Dwight
River acid content improves along Ohio after pollution controls
Report from Chambersburg notes the Ohio River acid level is lower than in past years due to Kanawha River industry anti-pollution actions. Fishermen are more active as fish quality improves and residents report the June and late July rises carried a weaker odor than previous summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Ohio River
Gallia County Takes Kyger Creek Gravel Hill Road
The Gallia County Commissioners voted to make the Kyger Creek Gravel Hill road a county road, running 24 of a mile. Norman Bliss was hired to paint the fire escapes at the county infirmary for 85 dollars, with paint provided by the county. No action on purchasing a new sheriff’s car or installing two way radios in sheriff cars. Attending were President Thomas F. Daniels, Commissioners Harry M. Wilcox and James A. Boogs, and County Auditor Charles W. Bodimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Thomas FE
Daniels
Harry M. Wilcox
James A. Boogs
Charles W. Bodimer
Pedigreed Dog Prince Returns After Wildcat Chase
Cheshire resident Harold E. Thomas found his six month old collie Prince of Little Rgger after the dog again wandered off during a wildcat hunt near Cheshire. The pet had been missing four days previously before being located by Mrs Amy Grover last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Harold E. Thomas
Jack
Prince Ets
Prince
Amy Grover
Vinton and area residents host visits and community events
Local families from Vinton Dublin Harrisonville Gallipolis and Wellston plus nearby towns share visits to relatives attend church gatherings and celebrate births and birthdays. The Vinton Baptist Women’s Auxiliary hosted a potluck dinner with the Methodist WSCS. Aug 19 hamburgers planned at Vinton Park. A 4-H camp update notes Monday’s activities and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Wendell Love
Dublin
Love
John Love
Ira Thomas
Eddie
Amos
Quentin
Monte
Columbus
Pear
Markins
Amanda Markins
Harrisonville
Pluma Quichel
S. FE. Denny
Jackson
Noah Chasteen
Junior Chasteen
Rutland
Shirley Pinnell
Addison
Chasteen
W. B. Gadd
Prospect
Neva Denny
Anna Higgins
Gallipole
Ural Humphreys
Gallipolis
Mrage Pinnell
Claude Swick
Wellston
Don Swick
M.D. Burnette
Patriot
Bill Burns
Fulton
Eliza Swick
Vinton Baptist Women's Auxiliary
Methodist
WSCS
Vinton Park
Marcus Bray
Ed McGhee
J. Harley Cloud
Dale Gleason
Bill Whalen
Michael Jarrell
Ruth Quiche
Billy Quiche
Sheri
S. B. Jarrell
Bill
Pte Bill J Evans On Leave In Kobe Japan
Army Pte Bill J Evans 21 wife Margie and parents reside Chillicothe Road Chillicothe. He spent rest and recuperation leave in Kobe Japan. Evans is an airman with 37th Field Artillery Battalion Headquarters Battery Korea. He joined the Army April 1953 and finished basic at Camp Pickett Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bill J. Evans
Margie
C. L Evans
Chillicothe Road
Kobe
Japan
Evans
37Th Field Artillery
Korea
Army
Camp Pickett
Two Drivers Charged In Gallipolis Right‑Of‑Way Case
Two motorists faced charges for failure to yield as state highway patrol listed Clark Hager 42 of Gallipolis Route 1 and Joe Fred Eggers 19 of Vinton Route 2 with hearings set for 1:15 p.m. Friday and 5:30 p.m. respectively before Municipal Judge H. Janes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Clark Hager
Joe Fred Eggers
Vinton
Jolene
Jiam H. Janes
Daughter Is Born in Rio Grande Sheila Lynn Springer
Clinie reports the birth at 6 45 am Monday to Mr and Mrs Thomas L Springer of Rio Grande. The infant named Sheila Lynn is the couple's second child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Warehime
Clinie
Sheila Lynn Springer
Thomas L. Springer
Rio, Grande
Springers
Birth of Donald Ray Cox in San Gallipolis
Donald Ray Cox was born at 6 55 a.m. Sunday to Mr and Mrs Leslie D Cox of 1837 Chatham Avenue. He is their second child. Warehime Clinic reported the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Donald Ray Cox
Leslie D. Cox
Chatham Avenue
Warehime Clinic
Old Pursuit of Sheep Raising Traced to Neolithic Era
The article notes that one of humanity's earliest agricultural pursuits was sheep herding. Originating in central Asia, sheep spread to Europe, with wool fabrics found in Neolithic ruins around 10,000 to 20,000 years ago in Swiss lake villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Asia
Europe
Driver Fined in Gallipolis for Failure to Stop
Municipal Judge William H. Jones fined Archie M. Diggs aged 57 of Bidwell ten dollars and costs on a state highway patrol charge of failure to stop within assured clear distance, according to court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Archie M. Diggs
Bidwell
Semi Outfit Jack knifes in downhill crash near church
A semi tractor trailer jack knifes on a slippery downhill near Garfield Avenue Church of Christ at 4 15 p m damaging a pickup driven uphill by Leslie Howard Sheets 42 of Crown City and injuring no one. Robert Stanley 31 of Erie Pa was the driver of the semi which damaged its left rear wheel and tire and its reflectors and clearance lights. No charges were filed in either accident. Minor damage occurred about an hour earlier when Michael Kander 23 of Williston N Y drove from Fourth Avenue into the path of J B Edwards 69 of Gallipolis on Vine Street obscured by a county shovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Garfield Avenue
Church of Christ
Robert Stanley
Erie
Leslie Howard Sheets
Crown City
Michael Kander
Williston
N. Y
Fourth Avenue
J. B. Edwards
Vine Street
Miss Cloud in Sweden During Foreign Tour
Marilyn Cloud, adviser for four Troy students, is on an international exchange tour and has arrived safely in Goteborg Sweden. The Cloud family of Vinton High School received a cablegram last week noting her arrival. The group has already visited Scotland and Germany and will stay abroad for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Marilyn Cloud
Sweden
Harely Cloud
Vinton High School
Goteborg
Ton
Troy
Scotland
Germany
Perry County News Roundup From New Lexington and Crooksville
Perry County Junior Fair dates set for Aug 5 to 7 at the old Perry County Fair Grounds in New Lexington. Fox bounty funds may be spent before year end with 68 dollars remaining of a 300 dollar appropriation. The Mill Street Grocery, Har ry Hazelett owner, has new owners Charles and Mrs Ramsell. Gale R. Davis named Junction City schools superintendent succeeding W F Bolen. Davis Hughes retired after 57 years in clothing business. replaced by W R Thompson. Perry County farmers vote against wheat controls 37 to 31 with low turnout. Rosser Memorial at Crooksville stalled two weeks awaiting altar centerpiece and cross. Perma Stone Co of Columbus contracted. Memorial honors Sergeant Ronald E Rosser, Crooksville, who killed 13 Communists in Korea and received the Congressional Medal of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Harry Hazelett
Charles Ramsell
Gale R. Davis
Monroe County
Junction City
W. F. Bolen
Davis Hughes
W. R. Thompson
New Lexington
Perry County
Rosser
Crooksville
Perma Stone Co of
Columbus
Set
Ronald E. Rosser
Korea
Harrisburg man celebrates 65th birthday in brief note
Allen Nolan of Harrisburg celebrated his 65th birthday Monday. The item notes he is the son of the late David Nolan and father of David Allen Nolan. In Gallipolis Municipal Court at 5 30 pm Thursday Richard Eugene Rife 21 of Middleport Route 1 faced a state highway patrol charge of unsafe operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Allen Nolan
Harrisburg
David Nolan
David Allen Nolan
Gallipolis
Richard Eugene Rife
Middleport
Hamden Social Notes Full Weekend of Visits Across States
Hamden residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Cincinnati to Columbus and Woodstock with many trips cited. Guests included the Sauders Summers Hughes Jolly Campbell Hartley Kinsel Graves and others visiting sites from Washington to Charleston and Dover and attending a Winters Chapel homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Terry Sauders
Donald
Lois Hughes
Arch Buskirk
Perry-Derrick Paint Co
Cincinnati
Gene Summers
Barbara
John
South Shore
Rachel Smith
Washington, D. C
Lynchburg
Natural Bridge
Luray Caverns
Skyline Drive
Summers
Stacil Summers
Charleston
W. V
John Jolly
Charles Campbell
Harold Fulton
Columbus
Anne Clemens
McArthur
Edward Zervis
Emmett Hartley
Roseville
Murray Hartley
Nelsonville
James Pendleton
Hilas Kinsel
Athens
Della Blackstone
John Cox
Winters Chapel
Dewey Dillie
Lancaster
Curtis Burns
Gertrude Ray
Ray
Bert Harkins
Sam Biffle
Woodville
Pearl Camp
Oreton
Ed Faulk
Harold Wortman
Daisy Boyer
S. M. Hargrove
Haydenville
Norma Meese
Earl Fout
Sons of
Edwin Angel
Obetz
Joe Thompson
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lawrence Thompson
Kermit Ward
Thompson
Navy Air Corps
Korea
Autye Baker
Margaret Burns
Bernard .Griffith
Ronda
Betty
Mike Griffith
John Johnson
Local Social Visits Across Ohio Towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper and Lorena West fall visited in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Reice Thompson visited in Zanesville and Carroll recently. Bessie Slater returned after a Michigan visit. Ona Dew and family from Newark visited. Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan of Hemlock were guests of Temple McGee. Lillie Bennett visits grandmother Mrs Vina Bennett of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Robert Cooper
Lorena Westfall
Columbus
Reice Thompson
Zanesville
Carroll
Bessie Slater
Michigan
Ona Dew
Lewis Dew
William Dew
Newark
Charles Morgan
Hemlock
Temple McGee
Lillie Bennett
Vina Bennett
Nelsonville
Glouster Bride Weds George Croy in Pulaski Miss
Mrs Esta Harper of 38 Fairlawn Avenue Glouster married George Croy in Pulaski Mississippi on Saturday July 31 at 4 PM in the Methodist Parsonage officiated by Rev R L Case. The couple will reside in Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Harper
Fairlawn Ave
Glouster
George Croy
Pulaski
Miss
R. L. Case
Mrs. Croy
Ten Speeding Cases Reported by Gallipolis Patrol
Gallipolis post reports ten speeding cases. Defendants include Lee Collette of Wellston with hearing set for Friday, Naaman Hale of Belle, W V who forfeited $20 bond, Raymond Celeskey of Carmichaels fined, and others from Ohio and West Virginia with various bonds and hearings scheduled Saturday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Post
State Highway Patrol
Lee Collette
Wellston
Naaman J. Hale
Belle
W. Va
Raymond F. Celeskey
Carmichaels
Tuppers Plains
Justice of the Peace
Nelson Torrence
Robert N. Tennant
Fairview
Leroy H. Bassett
Inkster
Mich
Raymond L. Curtis
Dayton
Dale Burcham
Mary L. Eaton
Proctorville
Athalia
Justice of
Wm. Messier Dies at 72
William Van gant Messier 72 died Monday at his Kanauga home from a coronary attack. A pipefitter and former DuPont worker who helped build Nitro plants in World War I, he also served as radio dispatcher for Walker Cab Co. He leaves a widow Ethel May Oliver Messier a brother Joe Messier a sister Mrs. Margaret Pierce a stepdaughter Mrs. Leroy Lester of Detroit. Last rites are set for Thursday at Miller's funeral home with burial in Pine St. Cemetery Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
William Vangant Messier
Silver Bridge
Nitro
E. I. du Pont
Marietta Manufacturing
Walker Cab Comy
Basking Ridge
N. J
Joe Messier
Margaret Pierce
Ethel May Oliver Messier
Leroy Lester
Detroit
Miller’s Funeral
Pine St
Gallipolis
Four Arrests Reported by Trimble Marshal Weekend
Trimble Marshal Paul Bar ret reported several arrests over the weekend. Town cases were heard by Mayor J. F. Goodwin. Andy McKee of Pomeroy was fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Freda Hammond and Levi Hammond of Pomeroy were fined $10 and costs for being drunk and disorderly. Arthur Reeves of Glouster was fined $10 and costs for reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Paul Barret
J. F. Goodwin
Andy McKee
Pomeroy
Freda Hammond
Levi Hammond
Arthur Reeves
Glouster
Community Obituaries and Visits Highlight Hemlock Area
Mrs Elia Osenbaugh marked her 85th birthday with family from Zanesville New Lexington Coshocton and Mansfield Attendees included Wayne Pryor Mabel Potts Linda Sue and Vicki Hill and many others The 4 H Club attended a picnic at New Lexington Park with several members listed A Hemlock area family reunion for the Fouts clan brought relatives from Canton Logan Athens Plain City Columbus and Hemlock Visits continued among local residents and towns including Elyria Lancaster Belleville Columbus and Zanesville over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Maxwell
New Lexington Park
Pauling Williams
Sandra
Janet Williams
Vivian
Virginia van Meter
Linda Imler
Gloria Wilson
Sharon Stalling
Mansfield
John Fouts
Glouster
Ralph Hartman
Canton
Eddie Nelson
Logan
Wellington Zeigler
Paul Williams
Athens
William Stahl
Plain City
Glenn Fouts
Harold Fouts
Columbus
David Williams
Hemlock
Jack Williams
W. A. Eayle
Mike Enczi
Elyria
Mike Kader
Ida Dennis
Walter Dennis
Jessie Lehman
Ethel Imler
Florence Hines
New Lexington
Homer Randall
Fouts
Laura Hodgson
Nettie Welch
Everett LeFever
Coshocton
Effie Richards
Shawnee
Nina Eayle
Glenna Williams
Lancaster
Charles Keh
Belleville
Laura Hobson
Hodgson
Robert Opperman
Dana Bowers
Opperman
Bennetta Hodgson
Violet Essex
Larry Essex
Russell Faires
Church of Christ
Zanesville
John Jaynes
Harry Tharp
Vernon Tharp
Past Noble Gands Club Meets at Mrs Dodson Home
The Past Noble Gands Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Marie Dodson in Stockport. Members will depart the lodge room at 1 p.m. for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Gands Club
Marie Dodson
Stockport
Altar and Rosary Society to Meet at Holy Cross
The Altar and Rosary Society of Holy Cross Church will hold a meeting in the church hall Thursday at 7 30 p m. All members are invited to attend for a brief gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of the Holy Cross Church
Family and Visiting Guests Span Ohio to New York
Co F Wallace visits Cincinnati son Gail Wallace in General Hospital with improving condition. Berlin Heights Jack Turner flies in for a visit with David Cox.Visitors include Mrs Mary Dillon in Athens and many others from Columbus Zanesville Detroit and New York City. Weekend lakeside activities at Lake Burr Oak with Campbell household noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Wallace
Cincinnati
Gail Wallace
Corning
General Hospital
Wallace
Bernice Wallace Ryan
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Jack Turner
Berlin Heights
David Cox
Mary Dillon
Athens
Margaret Gamwell
Nancy Norris
Malinda Gamwell
Iva Cestola
Jay
Louise Canale
New York City
George Campbell
Lake Burr Oak
Donna Guess
Jimmie
Cathy
Zanesville
Campbells
Joan van Ley
Guess
Charles Caldwell
Jacksonville
Harry Dehman
Anna Dehman
Douglas Brown
Stephen
Pamela
Detroit
Lucy Palmer
Ovie Eberts
Convention Report From Gallipolis Eagles Meet
J H Sheppard reported at Gallipolis Aerie 2290 on the 56th National Eagles Convention in Chicago. He noted a parade, the first since 1941 in Milwaukee, and speakers Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons and armless Harold Russell. An invitation from Logan Aerie for an all day meeting Aug 8 was received. The district Eagles meeting is set for Sept 12 in Gallipolis with the Lancaster degree team present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. H. Sheppard
Gallipolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
National Eagles
Chicago
Sheppard
Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Harold Russell
Amvet I.nvitation
Logan Aerie
District Eagles
Lancaster
McAllister Takes Over Kanauga Sinclair Station
E. K. McAllister assumed management of the Sinclair Service Station in Kanauga on Saturday replacing Billy Cole. His son A. Kenton McAllister and son in law Wayne Kemp run the 24 hour operation, with the Green Circle Restaurant in the same building open 23 hours. Retained employee Ray Jarvis remains with management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
E. K. McAllister
Sinclair
Billy Cole
McAllister
A. Kenton McAllister
Wayne Kemp
Green Circle
Ray Jarvis
Births and discharges listed for Holzer Hospital notes
Holzer Hospital notes record births including a Crown City couple with a son and several other families from Mason Jackson Crown City Gallipolis Wellston and Ashland. Discharges list many patients and accompanying relatives from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caldwell
Crown City
Pearl Burris
Mason
Eugene Fisher
Jackson
Jerry Hapney
Gallipolis
Edgar Pullins
Crown of A Ganeceackie
Earl Farrier
Surgical
Walter Clay
Bidwell
Loral Callicoat
Medical
Harvey Aden
Wellst Medical
Petsches announce birth of daughter Susan Elizabeth
Lt and Mrs Arnold Petsche of Biloxi Mississippi announce the birth of a daughter named Susan Elizabeth on July 9 at Keesler Air Force Base Hospital. Mrs Petsche is formerly Mary Katherine Anderson of Jacksonville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernst Petsche of Cleveland and Mrs Elizabeth Anderson of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Arnold Petsche
Biloxi
Susan Elizabeth
Keesler Air Force Base Hospital
Petsche
Mary Katherine Anderson
Jacksonville
Ernst Petsche
Cleveland
Elizabeth Anderson
Crown City Begins Work on Village Garage
Work has started on Crown City's village garage to house the village truck and other equipment. Mayor Perry C. Gatewood announced the project as part of local infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Perry C. Gatewood
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B. Lewis Jones
Daisy Cook
Mason City
Normal Lucas
Cadmus
Wynn Rutt
Cadmus High School
Harold Daniels
Redskin
Charles Silvers
Taylby Owens
Catherine Bostic
Edgar Mahan
Rosen Wiseman
James O. Cremeans
Charles Mollohan
Pearl Williams
Cheshire High School
Ada Ward
Merrill Briggs
Hortie Roush
H. EF. Thomas
Kenneth Swisher
Doris Roush
Charlies Comer Bradbury
Ruby Shockley
Evelyn Simms
Princip
Andy Treadway
L. V. Caldwell
Stanley Swain
Ferrell Montgomery
Ira Sheets
Ae Bills
O. A. On
Helen Crawford Burnelie
Ohio
Blanche Henry
County
Roger J. Jones
Lewis Morgan Vie
E. E. Paires
Giouster Beer
Gioaster
Common Pleas Court
Francis D. White
Lewis Morgan Davisee
E. E. Faires
Iver
Harry Richards Rowland Rowland
Irwin
Smeltzer Rose
Ishmael Gillespie
Harry Pitchford
Brady Maddox
Hubert Sheeta
Kermit Price
Arthur Eliott
Golden R. Canaday
John Maddox
Ralph Boster
Curtis Porter
Bertha Mountjoy Bostic
Swan Creek
Mooney
Carl Winters
Joe Donald Pollitt Jr
Jersey Johnson
Thomas Gooldin
Trimble Jones
Perry
John R. Morgan
Arlie Davis
Melvin Gilbert
Paul Shato
Edward Fry
Clark Frank W. Childers
Francis Burdell
Joseph W. Clark
Gomer Richards
Willard Call
Glendon O. Evans
Clarence Davis
Jack Davis
Springfield
Chesapeake Bay
Duffy
Chesapeake
Bruce Gifford
Dodge City
Kan
Gifford
Bladen Man
Gallia County Group
Kyger
Parents of
San
OLD
Kander
Miss Cloud
Luther Bobo
Bobo
V. C. Bobo
Mary Nixon
Zane Cottrill
Albany
Ralph Ratcliff
Stevie
Susan
Howard Weyand
Carl Ratcliff
Ratcliff
Harry Bush
Robert Burr
Salem
Sam Shortsinger
Sammy
Melvin Bush
Dana Bush
Ora Faubell
Sexton
Delaware
James Walker
Powell
Anna Topping
John Furgerson
Porter
Clara Fisher
Raymond Bricker
Zaleski
Clarence Lomax
Ruth
Fresner Biffie
A. B. Maloy
Flora MacClaskey
Ralph Matteson
Leland Matteson
John Robbins
Cortland
Robbins
H. B. Robbins
Ather Waldron
Carl Dessicker
Dover
Donald Kibbey
Lessie Kibbey
Wm. Messier
Holzer Hospital
Emerson Drummond
Talmadge Stewart
Minnie Martin
Mark Tanner
Alice Lines
Ralston Miller
Douglas Luster
William Taylor
Grover Stout
Edgar Arnold
V. 0. Sampson
Lewis Phillips
le R. Wiley
R. R. Gray
Glen Poling
Clarence Brown
Merrill Bates
Emil Conn
Joe Serber
Howard Abbott
Clarence McCormick
Roy McCoy
Fred Rayburn
Eldon Grueser
Willard Parker
Melvin Wykle
Andrew Bailey
Clarence Casto
Hobart Lines
Eliza Simms
L. Fellure
Cha Brady
Ben Gothard
Ard Troth
Ka Woodward
Thomas Mums
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