Logan Kiwanis Speaker Urges Loyalty Checks and Religion
Rev. Albert Culleton of St Christopher Church in Columbus told the Logan Kiwanis Club that communism erodes religion and freedom and urged loyalty checks for officials and teachers. He called for widespread church support and for households to keep informative reading to grasp the danger. The meeting covered Kiwanis Night plans at Strawn's Park, a charity softball event, sending underprivileged boys to camp, and installing a germicidal lamp in a Logan school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Albert Culleton
St. Christopher Church
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis Club
America
Rev. Culleton
Kiwanis
Strawn’s Park
C. F. Rauch
Charles P. Foy
St. John's Catholic Church
School Board Names 207 Teachers and Principals
Mason County Board of Education spent four and a half hours placing 207 teachers and principals to oversee 5400 pupils for the 1949 50 term. They approved bus bids and insurance, wiring upgrades, and custodian assignments, with a list to follow in Thursday's Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Board of Education
Somerville Funeral Rites Set Thursday
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Somerville dies in Holzer Hospital. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in Suncrest Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs. J. G. F. Johnson and Harold E. Somerville. brother Ernest Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Miraculous Escape After Lightning Strikes Noble Home
Six year old Stevie Jones survived a severe lightning strike at 2205 Jefferson Blvd as a heavy storm raged over Point Pleasant. He suffered burns to both calves and his left arm and narrowly escaped with help from neighbors who battled a fire caused by the bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Stevie Noble, Jr
Jefferson Blvd
Vernon Jones
Holzer Hospital
Stevie
Mason County Land Transfers List Highlights Local Deals
Property changes in Mason County include Jack E and Phyllis Noble transferring lots 15 and 16 in Burdette and Riley Addition Point Pleasant to Ray and Opal McClure. Velma Neal conveys % acre at First and Decatur to Harrell and Katherine Miller among others. Several couples and individuals transfer parcels and strips to various buyers and to the state Road Commission for Project 7224 in Union District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack E
Phyllis M. Noble
Ray
Opal McClure
Burdette and Riley
Point Pleasant
Velma Neal
Harrell
Katherine Miller
First
Decatur Sts
Kermit Bell
George B
Roberta Armstead
Judy B
Raymond Ray
Concetta
Reba M. Caldwell
Viand St
Joe P
Mary V. Allen
R. D
Lorena Oseland
Mt. Vernon Heights
Lena
Anna Lutz
Karl Krautter
Second and Center Sts
Mason City
Union District
State Road Commission
R. L. Warner
J. W. Warner
Esley Smith
Addie
Faye Smith
Everett
Virginia Badgley
J. A
Gertrude L. Badgley
11-Pound Walleye Sets Toronto Record
Dewey A. Windsor and his son Richard returned from a two week fishing trip on South River Ontario. Richard Windsor caught an 11 1 2 pound walleye pike large enough to set a Toronto record. He will attend medical school at St. Louis for the coming term. He is a Princeton graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dewey A. Windsor
Richard
South River
Ontario
Toronto
Richard Windsor
Rae Tees College Medical School
St. Louis
Princeton
Mrs Wesley Chapman Hosts Birthday Party for Son Johnny
Mrs Wesley Chapman entertained with a birthday party for her 12 year old son Johnny at her home. Neighbors attended and shared cake and games in a small family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapman
Johnny
Field Day for Farmers Set Aug. 19
Point Pleasant area farmers are invited to the Ohio Valley Experiment Station on Morning Star Road for Field Day August 19. WVU agronomy leaders Dr. G. G. Pohlman and Dr. Collins Veatch attend. demonstrations cover weed control, pasture improvement, fertilizers including nitrogen and potash, and a 24-D spray technique for corn and weeds. The 150 acre station showcases farming experiments and past results beginning at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
D. Roy Browning
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
Morning Star Road
Browning
G. G. Pohlman
Agronomy
West Virginia University
Mary Elizabeth Somerville 78 Dies in Gallipolis Hospital
Pt. Pleasant obituary for Mary Elizabeth Somerville of 1112 Vi and St. Pt. Pleasant born July 30 1871 Warrenton Ohio widow of Robert E. Somerville mother Harold E. Somerville 158 Park Dr and Mrs J G F Johnson 168 Park Dr and brother Ernest Chamberlain Steubenville Ohio. Died at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis at 6:40 am after illness since Sunday. Viewing at home after 11 am Thursday funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mary Elizabeth Somerville
Holzer Hospital
Trinity Methodist Church
H. O. Shamblin
Suncrest Cemetery
Somerville
Warrenton
Ohio
George J
Matilda Chamberlain
Robert E. Somerville
J. G. F. Johnson
Park Dr
Harold FE. Somerville
Ernest Chamberlain
Steubenville
Viand St
Gallipolis
Harold E. Somerville
J.G.F. Johnson
Resignation Accepted and New Mayor Installed in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant city council held a special session to resolve the mayoral vacancy. William H. Rardin’s resignation was accepted and John Clay Hutchinson, whom Rardin defeated in May, was sworn in as mayor with a $32 per month salary and authority to sign floodwall papers and checks. The meeting adjourned after about an hour with no opposition candidate from the Republican minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William H.rardin
John Clay Hutchinson
Rardin
Hutchinson
Bardin
Best grass cattle and hog prices at Pt Pleasant sale
Weekend market report from Pt Pleasant shows grass cattle at 20 to 23 dollars top range, common 14 to 17, good beef cows 14 to 16, canners 12 to 15.50, shelly kind 11 and down, bulls 16.50 to 18.40. Hogs run 22.75 to 23 for good weight, heavy 20.50 to 22, light 21 to 22.50, sows 15.75 to 17. Best lambs 21 to 22.25, medium 17 to 20, common 15.50 to 17. Top dealers 28.55 for 22 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Births and admission at Point Clinic in Henderson
Mrs. Jasper Bonecutter of Henderson was admitted for observation at the Point Clinic on Tuesday. A son, George Eugene, was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. George Bright of Point Pleasant Route 2 at their home. This is their second child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Bonecutter
Henderson
Point Clinic
George Eugene
George Bright
Point Pleasant Route 2
Weekend Visitation Highlights From Local Towns
Mrs. Robert Baker and daughter Dottie visited her mother Mrs. Dave Law in Reedy with other local relatives over the weekend. Several families from Leon and nearby towns hosted guests from Addison, Bethesda, Charleston, Huntington, and Athens, with note of Edna Burdette’s improved condition at Holzer Hospital. Luncheon guests included the Shamblins hosting the Perrys of Milton, reflecting a busy pattern of family visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
Dottie
Park Dr
Joan Chambers
Richard Chambers
Ohio
Baumgardner
Bethesda
Edna Burdette
Holzer Hospital
Leon
Dorsal Greenlee
Audella Jean
Willard White
Dunbar
Guy Burdette
Herbert Burdette
Edward Kinzig
Athens
Evelyn Kelly
Henderson
Roy McHaffie
Huntington
J. W. Pretty
Lacy Patton
Paul Wilson Patton
Madge Byus
George Wilson Byus
Old Pretty
Big 16 Mile
Two WVU Officials Attend Tobacco Field Day in Kentucky
Browning of Ohio River Road and Dr. T G Pohlman head of WVU agronomy depart left Wednesday to attend the Tobacco Field Day in Lexington Kentucky sponsored by the University of Kentucky. They will be in Kentucky Wednesday through Friday. Browning is superintendent of the WVU Experimental Farm on Ohio River Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
D. Roy Browning
Ohio River Rd
T. G. Pohlman
Cards Issued At Same Hiring Hall In New Haven
Report from Point Pleasant notes the labor hiring hall moved to this area but unchanged. Carpenters operate a Main Street hall near Marietta Manufacturing Co where labor cards would be issued during local demand. currently no cards are issued and about 50 unemployed cardholders remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
New Haven
Main St
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Keeler Named Reappraisal Supervisor in Gallipolis
Emmett D. Keeler started work Monday as supervisor of reappraisals in the office of county auditor Emmett Slagle. He will also perform reference work, act as trouble shooter, and checker in the reappraisal. Charles B. Stevers was substituted for K F Myers in the reappraisal roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emmett D. Keeler
Emmett Slagle
Slagle
Keeler
Charles B. Stevers
K. F. Myers
Mr. Keeler
Steve Clark
Francis Kerr
Portage County arrests man after long search
Portage County authorities halted a twelve year manhunt for John William Furst after a tip from a reader of published deeds. Deputy Nibert said Furst, wanted for non support, was found while building a home on land near Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Portage County
John William Furst
Garland Nibert
Furst
Addison
Five Bonds Forfeited In Municipal Court
Five defendants failed to appear in Jallipolis municipal court leading to forfeiture of bonds. Names include Grover Sheets of the city for intoxication with a $15 bond, Wyman Caldwell of Bladen for drunken and disorderly with $20, Wesley Fisher of Dunbar W Va for crashing a traffic signal with $15, Ellwood Mc Manus of Pomeroy for no driver license with $15, and Herman Casto of the city for drunken and disorderly with $15. Arraigned were Arthur Persinger of the city for intoxication with $5 and costs and Clarence Yoke of Kingsville Ohio for crashing a traffic signal with $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallipolis
Grover Sheets
City
Wyman Caldwell
Bladen
Wesley Fisher
Dunbar
W. Va
Ellwood McManus
Pomeroy
Herman Casto
Arthur Persinger
Clarence Yoke
Kingsville
Ohio
Rites Planned for Charles A. Saunders at St Peters
Gallipolis headline states Charles A. Saunders 83 died Tuesday with services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in St Peters Episcopal Church. Born Pittsburgh November 16, 1866 the deceased married Don Turley of Gallipolis in 1943 and is survived by her. children include Mrs Beulah Chambers Pittsburgh Mrs Catherine Burgraff Rochester Minn C Denny Saunders Wheeling W V. Rev Linson H Stebbins to officiate and burial will be at Mound Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Charles A. Saunders
Pittsburgh
Don Turley
First Ave
Beulah Chambers
Catherine Burgraff
Rochester
Minn
C. Denny Saunders
Wheeling
W. Va
Births and Discharges in Holzer Hospital Notes
Holzer Hospital notes list multiple birth announcements including daughters for Mrs. J A McMurrin and Mrs. Omar Bowman, with other new arrivals across city, Jackson, Coalton, Kananga, Wellston, Oak Hill, Gallia and Point Pleasant. Discharges include Mrs Chester Heading and Edna Burdette among others, with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McMurrin
City
Omar Bowman
Jackson
Harry Fout
Coalton
Clarence Woodall
Kananga
Paul F. Meade
Wellston
Mary Ellen Jenkins
Oak Hill
Glen Burris
Gallia
John G. Dupree
Homer Varian
Point Pleasant
Simon
Simon ©. Johnson
Ruth Saunders
Morris Brown
Elijah Canter
Farm Bureau Meeting Attendees Named for Jackson's Mill
Among Mason Countians slated to attend the farm bureau business meeting at Jackson's Mill from today until Friday were Walter F. E. Johnson W. E. F Kirk A. E. Sommer and County Agent W. E. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Farm Bureau
Jackson's Mill
Walter FE. Johnson
W. Ef, Kirk
A. E. Sommer
W. E. Roberts
Sisters to Wed Teachers in Gallipolis Double Ceremony
Marianna and Betty Jean McHenry sisters and former Washington school teachers will marry Aug 14 at 2 pm in a double wedding at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Stebbins will officiate. Marianna weds Erwin Shelton of Oak Hill, Betty Jean weds Albert Tubaugh of Akron. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHenry. The brides graduated from Gallia Academy High School and Ohio University. The board accepted their resignations with appreciation. A reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marianna
Betty Jean McHenry
Washington School
First Presbyterian Church
Linson H. Stebbins
Marianna McHenry
Erwin Shelton
Oak Hill
J. F. Shelton
Albert F. Tubaugh
Akron
R. F. Tubaugh
Harry Wilbur McHenry
Third Ave
Misses McHenry
Gallia Academy High School
Ohio University
Grange Picnic Postponed To August 28 At Centenary Church
The county Grange picnic, moved from next Sunday, will be held August 28 at Centenary church grounds. State Grange Master Joseph W. Fichter will speak, with Mrs. Fichter accompanying him. Pomona Grange lecturer Mrs. Homer Baker heads the program and asks subordinates to report their parts. all Grange members and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
County Grange
Centenary Church
Stanley Shaver
Joseph W. Fichter
Fichter
Homer Baker
Pomona Grange
Grange
Gallia County Pioneer Told of Underground Railroad Tale
Elmer Caldwell, Gallia County postmaster, entertained Rotary Club at Farmer's Hotel with a folklore tale about Lon don Black who operated an underground railroad for slaves on a quarter section near his grandfather’s land in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elmer FE. Caldwell
Rotary Club
Gallia County
London Black
River Traffic Roundup at Gallipolis Locks
Gallipolis locks report river traffic with boats listed by name direction and times across the Kanawha and Ohio rivers including Huntington Er nestine Solvay Sohio State Sullivan Dolle Cook Coombs Laughlin Dorothy Jefferson Kenna Turley Charles Zubic Pennsylvania Atlas Titan Claria Chris Virginia with up and down movements throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Ernestine
Solvay
Sohio State
Sullivan
Kanawha River
Dolle
Marmet
Cook
Winfield
Coombs
Laughlin
Dorothy
Jefferson
Kenna
Turley
Charles Zubic
Pennsylvania
Atlas Up
Titan Down
Claria
Chris Up
The
Virginia Down
Mrs. Sherwood Moore Leaves for Florida by Air
Mrs Frankie Dunbar departed for St. Petersburg Florida by airplane Wednesday morning after a ten week visit. She is sister of Mrs J E Halliday of Columbus. Paroles granted for 55 inmates at London Prison Farm effective Sept 15 include John Richards from Gallia County serving terms for auto theft and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gallipolis
Sherwood Moore
Frankie Dunbar
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. E. Halliday
Columbus
London Prison Farm
John Richards
Gallia County
Police Release Suspects In Robbery Investigation
Logan police say three out of town suspects in Saturday night robbery and beating of William H. Miller of South Logan were released after questioning as no link to the case was found. Miller was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after being found semi conscious on Mulberry Street. his condition is listed as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William H. Miller
South Logan
Miller
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mulberry St
Barnes Funeral Rites Held for Maude Barnes in Logan
Funeral services for Maude Barnes 67 who died Friday in Toledo were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. A. N. Grueser and Rev. H. C. Price officiating. Interment followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Music provided by Mrs. Harry Sweasy Mrs. Clarence Phillips and Carl Spence. Pallbearers were Thomas Rainer Sherman Lyke Edward Godfrey Charles Bright Lloyd Hansley and J. Kilbourne Iles.
Wilburn Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
William Wilburn files suit for divorce from Bernice Wilburn in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty. The couple were married on September 4 1948 and the petition details the breakdown of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
William Wilburn
Bernice Wilburn
Wilburn
Rodney Man Fined On License Charge
Homer Crabtree 24 of Rodney was fined 25 dollars and costs for driving without license plates. He was arraigned before Maurice Grover, justice of the peace, in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Man
Gallipolis
Homer Crabtree
Rodney
State Highway Patrol
Crabtree
Maurice Grover
Livestock Prices At Gallipolis Auction Yard
HOGS175 to 220 lbs fetch 22 to 23.45 dollars and 220 to 250 lbs 22 to 23.45 dollars. Lights 20 to 23. Fat sows 12 to 18. Stags 10 to 15. Boars 8 to 15. Sows and pigs 75 to 150. Shoats 5 to 25. CATTLE Steers 16 to 23. Heifers 16 to 23. Baby beef 16 to 23. Fat cows 12 to 18. Canners 8 to 14. Bulls 15 to 21. Milk cows 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES Tops 27. Seconds 22 to 26. Medium 15 to 20. Common heavies 15 to 25. Culls 12 to 15. SHEEP Ewes and lambs 8 to 16. Stock ewes 8 to 15. Fat sheep 6 to 12. Culls 1 to 5. Fat wethers 6 to 12. Bucks 6 to 12. LAMBS Tops 23. Seconds 20. Weights 15 to 20. Common 12 to 18.
Social Visits Round Local Families Spread
Mr and Mrs Milton Cutler and Mrs J W Leyda of Marietta visited friends in town over the weekend. Lyle Basim and Chester Rowland hosted a day together with Malta residents. Kitty Kee of Marietta spent time with O D Kee and Eva Landers hosted the Landers visit. Harold Gill and family returned to Sutton after a month at home here. Robert Kee of Buckeye Pipeline Co. is visiting his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kee
Buckeye Pipeline Co
Lyle Basim
Fender Lock Accident on Second Ave in Gallipolis
A fender locking collision occurred on Second Ave in Gallipolis Monday forenoon involving vehicles driven by Robert Viars of Gallipolis and Charles Sherman Downett of Bidwell. No injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Second Ave
Robert Viars
City
Charles Sherman Downett
Bidswell
Uncle and niece meet after 58 years in reunion
Logan reports Dan F. Taylor of Denver visited Mrs. E. Chaffin at 55 N. Market Street for a family reunion. Taylor belongs to a pioneer English family that settled near Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dan. F. Taylor
Denver
Mr. Taylor
Cedar Falls
Deadline Set for Petitions for Logan Elections
Logan election officials set 6:30 p.m. today as the filing deadline for nominating petitions for village township and school board seats. Most offices expected candidates to appear on the fall ballots though only James L. Young had filed for the Logan school board by Tuesday. Several others were circulating petitions for the city school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James L. Young
Logan School Board
City School Board
Bible Boosters Meet With Ruth Heft
Members of the Bible Boosters of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening with Miss Ruth Heft as leader of devotionals titled Worshipping with Zeal. Refreshments were served to Annette Davis Kay Cannon Mary Napier Myrna Derr Carol McLain Helen Marie Funk Charlotte Rieder Nancy Gano Marilyn Powell Barbara Jo Dicken and Miss Heft.
Logan Tenor To Sing With Wellston Chorus
Logan W Prather will be featured tenor soloist at the 16th annual Wellston Rotary Choral Club concert Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs H W Gillen near Wellston. Prather is known across Southeastern Ohio and has appeared as guest soloist with regional groups.
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction to sell Lot 1107 and part of 1108 at Hockingport, Athens County. Property appraised at 2000 dollars, minimum bid two thirds of that. Sale 29 August 1949 at 1 30 PM at the Athens County Courthouse. Sheriff George Bateman announces terms cash. Also call for bids on two physicians units at Athens State Hospital with plans by H G Allen. Bid bonds required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
State of Ohio
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
The
Marietta Savings and Loan Co
Marietta
Charles D. Brooks
Wilma K K. Brooks
Athens
Coe
Troy Town
Hockingport
Sinsel B. Wheaton
Freda RB
Wheaton
Gladys Mediey
Ohio
Director OF Public Works
Division OF State
Ohio Departments
Columbus
Athens State Hospital
H. G. Allen
Office of the Auditor of State
State Architect
Department of Public Works
George B. Sowers
City Council Hails Mrs Warren and Nods to Street Light Plan
Logan City Council meets with Mayor presiding and little new legislation. A petition seeks a Lincoln Ave street light at the south end. it is sent to the streets and alleys committee. The council approves a one year renewal lease for the city dump land with option to purchase. Mrs Warren, new rest home operator on East Second St, addresses council about fears of rest home bans. officials confirm licensing and state inspection but local rules apply if nuisances arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry W. Shaw
Lincoln Ave
Pres. Shaw
James Meldrim
Frank Fox
Warren Johnson
Warren
East Second St
Guilty plea in assault case yields fine and jail time
Logan county report states Tom Saunders, accused by his wife Louise, admitted assault and battery. A $50 fine and costs plus a 10 day jail sentence were imposed by Sheriff A. J. Waldron after arraignment before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart. Deputies Lloyd Frazier and Roy Kelch arrested Saunders. Nora Whaley of Hebbardsville, Ohio named Administratrix of William D Whaley estate with four month creditor claims deadline. Ordinances in Athens Ohio adjust parking and one way streets including Lash Street and Cash Street with penalties and enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Louise
Tom Saunders
A. J. Waldron
Saunders
Lloyd Frazier
Roy Kelch
S. B. Whitehart
Nora Whaley
Hebbardsville
Ohio
William D Whaley
Athens County
John FL Newcomb
Said
Athens
Council
City OF
Cash Street
Mill Street
City of Athens
Lash Street
North College
Director of Public Services Safety
Director of Public Service Safety
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Ewing Coal Co
Wahama High School
Hannan High
W. A. Wright
Sunnyside
Ogden Hazlett
Clifton
Oscar Henry
Ira Fields
Kathryn Beaver
Point Pleasant High
Hugh Barr
Wallie Bauer
Junior
Howard Killingsworth
Manford Bauer
Wahama
Fred Lewis
Ordnance
Jack Call
John P. Sayre
Donald Smith
Otis Young
Howard Schultz
Charles G. Jones
Lucy Jiiden
Theodore Cash
Buffalo
Mark Shifler
O. C. Martin
Jiiden
Glen Jiiden
Cash
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Vaught Memorial Methodist Church
Herbert Henderson
Winfield Road
Mount Vernon Avenue
Kenneth Stewart
Rose Deloris Blessing
Bill Blessing
Carolyn Myers
Melvin Perry
Charles Perry
Robert Gowin
Jimmy Capehart
Billy Capehart
Laura Wolfe
Carol Sue Wallis
Chechie Chapman
John Chapman
James Richard Humphrey
Myrtle Blessing
Carl Perry
Ladies Auxiliary
Carpenters
Corrinne Eads
Robert Sutton
Mt. Vernon Ave
Virgie Stewart
Lena Minturn
Wirt Robbins
Ray Fox
Smith Roush
Miles Dowling
Clarence Cheesebrew
Coral Kuhl
Mary Holley
Cecil Charles
Bessie Kuhl
Eads
Pt. Pleasant
J. D. Call
Clarksburg
H. T. Call
Park Drive
George E. Byus
Hogg St
J. H. Hazlett
du Pont City
T. J. Gardner
Reed
Byus
B. F. Reber
Quincy
Lester Johnson
Lester Lee, Jr
F. E. Perry
Milton
Perry
Methodist Church
Lars Georg Swerin
Soederby
Sweden
Swerin
Wiran
C. A. Saunders Rites
Cutler
Bible Boosters
Ruth Heft
Marion F. Boggs
Madison Avenue
Albert H. Boggs
John F. Newcome
Dorothy May White
State Street
Fred W. White
John F. Newcomb
George Bateman
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Everett F. Folger
City Council
Mrs
West Union Street
Congress Street
Court Street
Union Street
West State Street
RK. J. Studer
O. G. Houk
W. P. Mickle
R. J. Studer
Co. G. Houck
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