Party Leaders of Hocking Co Named in Primaries
Logan Aug 21 Compete central committee slates were elected by both Republicans and Democrats in rural precincts of Hocking County per official tabulations. The lists name many committeemen by the writing in method with numerous local precincts represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Co
Green
C. 8. Matheny
Warner Lehman
C. A. Robinson
Laurel
Calvin Poling
Marion
A. L. Straus
Laurelville
C. L. Karr
Perry
Paul Swackhamer
Salt Creek
I. E. Moravy
Starr
J. M. Lanner
Raymond Cottrill
Andrew Ballard
Carbon Hill
Henry Spencer
Coal Gate
John Potter
Jobs
Mattie Ralph
Murray
William Kennedy
Stephen Barber
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
Pearl Strawn
Washington
J. J. Johnson
Benton
J. R. Vancuren
Enterprise
Frank St. Clair
Falls
Edwin Barker
Ralph Burgess
Gore
J. E. Barron
Good Hope
John Kepler
R.L. James
G. Jewell
C. B. Bell
John Byerly
Hubert Lappen
Roy J. Notestone
Motis Lindsey
Francis Williams
Joe Tucker
James Lavely
David Thorne
Herb Wilson
Elmer Gears
George Gears
Joe Stone
John Clary
Chester Bartoe
Jesse Kitchen
Hold Contests Here Elimination Takes Place in 4-H Club Tests
Eliminations were held at the courthouse Saturday for 4-H Club demonstration teams. Winners include Wayne Frantz and Leroy Marx of Future Livestock Club Falls Township, with Ralph Heinlein as leader. Ruth Rheinscheid won in style review. Margaret McBroom won health contest. The group will represent Hocking County at the State Fair statewide competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Courthouse
Edith Beery
Fairfield County
Jhcse
Margaret Stone
Evelyn Harsh
Wi-Du-Rite Club
Scotts Creek
Grace Harsh
Wayne Frantz
Leroy Marx
Future Livestock Club
Falls Township
Ralph Heinlein
Ruth Rheinscheid
Margaret McBroom
Harold Rheinecheld
James Guthrie
Hocking County
Derrick Equipment Removal At Miller Farm Behind Two Fatalities
Work to remove the derrick of the Preston Oil Company on the Miller Heirs tract near Ewing began with a new crew after a fatal accident last Monday killing W. W. Wells. A similar rig had caused a second death at a nearby Logan well, Elmer Krinn. The steel derrick is being moved to another site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Farm
Logan
Preston Oil Company
Miller Heirs Tract
Ewing
W. W. Wells
Elmer Krinn
Higgins Rites Held for Mrs Fidelia Higgins
Funeral services for Mrs. Fidelia Francis Higgins were conducted at Leonard Funeral Service Chapel in Logan, with burial at Wellaton. She was the wife of Maurice D. Higgins and mother to Mrs. A J Curl of Logan, Mrs. Bradbury of Cincinnati, and James Higgins of Akron.
Families Gather for Shaw Allen Chilcote Reunion at Ash Cave
Logan reports the Shaw Allen Chilcote families held their annual reunion Sunday at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heine near Ash Cave on the former Shaw homestead. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft gave the principal address on how a strong family influences community life. Also visiting Logan is Henry Robinson of New Albany Indiana, Civil War veteran, age nearing ninety, who toured New York before arriving and uses a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Shaw- Allen-Chilcote
Clarence Heine
Ash Cave
Shaw Homestead
Harley M. Whitcraft
Henry Robinson
New Albany
Ind
J. A. Spyder
New York
9Th Indiana Infantry
Knights of Pythias Dance At Grotto Grounds
Logan Knights of Pythias members enjoy an evening dance at Grotto Grounds with Jack White's Orchestra providing music and Phil Wagner named as caller for square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Knights of Pythias
Grotto Grounds
Jack White
Phil Wagner
Az Caller
Misses Plan Trip to World Fair This Sunday
Misses Thelma Keyes Marie Lines and LeViolet Redick plan a weeklong trip to the World's Fair starting next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logans
Thelma Keyes
Marie Lines
LeViolet Redick
Judge Whitcraft Plans September Trial Assignments
Logan notes Judge Heriey M. Whitcraft will assign several cases for trial in early September as the summer vacation ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Heriey M. Whitcraft
Farmers Benefit From 1934 Hog and Corn Contracts
Logan Hocking County farmers who signed corn hog contracts for 1934 benefited to about 13900 dollars, disclosed by the extension service office. Over the week’s end a large share of the 190 checks as first payments were distributed. About two fifths of hog contract price and half of corn contract price were included in each farmer’s first voucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Edward Ralph arraigned on charge of selling intoxicants
Logan Edward Ralph was arrested by Police Chief Lew Reynolds and arraigned before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on a charge of selling intoxicants. He was fined $100 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ralph
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Water supply at Boy Scout camp condemned in Hocking County
State Department of Health condemned the water supply at the Boy Scout camp in Western Hocking County after tests showed positive reactions. Steps have been taken to remedy the conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
State Department of Health
Democrats set for donkey baseball game at fairground
Logan Tate Schrader and Mike Mullen join the Democratic team to face Republicans in a benefit game at the fairground for Herbert Jones, a Junior League player injured in an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tate Schrader
Mike Mullen
Herbert Jones
Progress on Rempel Wasson Memorial Park Archway
In Logan progress is reported on the memorial archway at Rempel Wasson Memorial Park. The base is virtually complete and the archway proper is ready for laying, indicating nearing completion of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Rempel Wasson Memorial Park
Logan High School Football Fund Drive Nears Launch
Downtown coaches prepare a campaign to raise about $700 to properly equip Logan High School football players for the upcoming schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
Wal lace Pullins hosts visitors from distant towns
Mr and Mrs Herbert Bishop and children of Columbus visit Wallace Pullins and family. H O Wagner and family of Logan West Virginia guest relatives. Alfred Lee and son Charles from Charleston spend weekend with T J Oliver. Daugherty of Pt Pleasant rents Uncle Sam's Place and runs a restaurant. Homer Comstock spends Sunday with his mother. Harry Tafe and family from Northup visit Ernest Thorne family. Thorne brother visits over weekend. Andrew White and wife in poor health. H M McCallister and wife of Otsego Michigan visit HM W Carter. W B E Johnson and son Carter from St Albans stop with brother H W Carter en route to Niagara Falls Perth Amboy. Oscar Walker hosts Sunday School class picnic at Chickamauga Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bishop
Columbus
Wallace Pullins
H. O. Wagner
Logan
W. Va
Alfred Lee
Charles
Charleston
T. J. Oliver
Daugherty
Pt. Pleasant
Sam
Homer Comstock
Harry Tafe
Mildren
Paul
Northup
Ernest Thorne
Merchant Thorne
Thorne
Andrew White
H. M. McCallister
Otesgo
Mich
HM. W. Carter
W. BE. Johnson
Carter
St. Albans
H. W. Carter
Niagara Falls
Perth Amboy
N. J
Oscar Walker
Chickamauga Park
Herbert Thatcher
Emma White
Lewis
F. I. Gardner
South Sixth Avenue
Palmer Street
Maggie Gordon
Paul Gordon
Brownell Avenue
Opal Foster
W. G. Huddleston
North Second Avenue
M. J. McCarty
Dean. Hayes
Iva Brown
Gallipolis
Eva Stansbury
Perlie Stansbury
John Mayer
Estie Heines
Gordon Gardner
Dale Werner
Frank Pfadt
Helen
Kathryn Pardt
Covington
William and
Maynard Smith
Pfadt
J. O. Leonard
South Fifth Avenue
H. E. Thomas
Lincoln Street
Denny Rider
Natien
Paul Leonard
J. K. Smith
Beulah Lee
Emma Jean Smith
Mink seeks one quarter of Harrison Mink estate in partition suit
John H. Mink files a partition suit in Common Pleas Court against Orus Mink Loretta Berry Esta White Blanche Mink John E. Berry and Hugh Mink claiming he is Harrison Mink's son and requesting one fourth of the Addison Township property left by the decedent. The petition names the other three children as potential co-heirs. Dinah Jenkins and family celebrate her eightieth birthday with a dinner hosted by S E Jenkins and Arthur Jenkins at the Jenkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John H. Mink
Common Pleas Court
Orus Mink
Loretta Berry
Esta White
Blanche Mink
John E. Berry
Hugh Mink
Harrison Mink
Addison Township
B Y P U Picnic planned at Jackson this week
The annual B Y P U picnic will be held at Jackson on Tuesday of this week. Miss Swisher spoke at the B Y P U Sunday evening. Next Sunday evening the annual election of officers will take place. Rev. W T Packer spoke on The Seat of the Scornful Sunday morning. There will be Sunday School with no church service next Sunday. Three one act plays are under preparation for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss Swisher
W. T. Packer
The
Baptist Church
Sunday Guests At Willson Home
Sunday visitors at the Milo Willson residence included Mr and Mrs George Jennings of Newark and Mr and Mrs C C E Norris of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Milo Willson
George Jennings
Newark
Cc. E. Norris
Athens
Three drunkenness hearings by Gallipolis judge
Municipal Judge A. J. Stormont held three hearings Monday for Saturday night arrests. All pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs. None could pay and was remanded to the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Man Finds Mice Trapped With Oysters In La Rochelle Shelf
In La Rochelle France a man placed two live oysters on a shelf and the next morning discovered two mice caught with their heads between the shells in a curious kitchen incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rochelle
France
Families of Victims Will Be Compensated
West Virginia law provides compensation to families of two men electrocuted at Gallipolis locks ten miles south of town last Friday. Mollie Mayes will get $30 monthly for life. if she remarries within two years, $700 lump sum from Dravo Contracting Company, ending her monthly payments. Hugh R. Evans's widow receives $30 monthly for life, with two children getting $15 monthly until age 16.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia
Here
Mollie Mayes
William Mayes
Dravo Contracting Company
Hugh R. Evans
Mercer's Bottom
W. Va
Holzer Hospital Notes Report From Gallipolis
In Holzer Hospital admissions include Farrel Betz eleven with a broken leg and cuts after a truck incident. Hollis North seventeen suffered a severe left arm gash from glass at Spring Hill Dairy. James McClade thirty-six on Route 2 with a broken right leg from an FERA project. Other patients include Mrs. Kelton, Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs. Maddy. Courtney Swango and LaVerne Hope injured in minor incidents return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Farrel Betz
Roy Betz
Holzer Hospital
Hollis North
Spring Hill
James McClade
McClade
FERA
Daniel Kelton
Geraldine Morgan
H. PF. Morgan
Elman Maddy
Courtney Swango
Bidwell
Eastern Avenue
LaVerne Hope
Don Hope
Gallipolis Ferry
Real estate transfers listed in Gallia County
A Gallia County notice records multiple real estate transfers including Lenore P. Warner to Margaret E. Pickens for 268 acres in Greenfield Township and several other deeds across Bidwell Gallipolis Guyan Springfield Raccoon Perry Morgan and Walnut townships. Totals include 131.25 acres 126.49 acres 94.41 acres and 34 acres with prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Lenore P. Warner
Margaret E. Pickens
Greenfield Township
Benjamin Russell
Nellie J. Topping
Bidwell
Anna Carter
W. H. Carter
William H. Carter
Helen M. Carter
A. C. Sheets
Stanley Thornton
Guyan Township
Charles Goething
Nettie Goething
Springfield
Raccoon
Emma J. Wood
Luther C. Wood
Green
Perry
Mary Holley
John H. Weaver
Malissa Spires
Ed Spires
Morgan Township
John D. van Vieck
J. A. Reynolds
W. L. McDaniel
C. W. Wood
Walnut Township
Calvary Church Ladies Host Auxiliary Evening
Rio Grande briefs note Aug 14 gathering at Mrs Thomas Richards home with Mrs Henry Tanner assisting and Mrs T J Lewis leading devotionals. Japan study year featured participants Otho Shiers Mae Fulton Margaret Jones Anna Wood Carrie Lucas Edna Altizer. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
Thomas Richards
Henry Tanner
T. J. Lewis
Japan
Otho Shiers
Mae Fulton
Margaret Jones
Anna Wood
Carrie Lucas
Edna Altizer
Marie
Maxie Fowler
Bess Goetting
Maxie
Vivian Fowler
Darleene Richard
Mesdames W. K. Welker
A. D. Boston
D. O. Davis
Harry Cameron
William North
W. C. Aleshire
L. F. Allen
P. R. Lyne
Loyal Friends
M. BE
Lake Alma
Margaret Noel
Gallipolis
Charmis Davis
Morris Fowler
Clarence McCarley
West Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Bess Richards
Columbus
Floyd Hawker
Jackson
Friends
Parents sue over newsboy Glenn Keller death claim
In Gallipolis on Route 7 in upper Gallia County the parents W. A. and Ella Keller of 8 Keller announce a damage suit against Columbus Dispatch Insurance Company for 250 dollars plus costs. They say they had insured the boy through the Columbus company and describe his death after being struck by a truck on May 28, 1934 and his resulting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Glenn
Keller
Upper
Columbus Dispatch Insurance Company
W. A
Ella Keller
Columbus Company
Gallipolis CCC Camp Tied for Highest Award Honors
Gallipolis Ohio August 21 Camp Gallia and Camp Roosevelt Portsmouth tied for the Fifth Corps Area CCC honors. Inspectors led by Major Lopez and Major Savage review camps across four states. A winner will be chosen in 10 days to two weeks with a Washington D C trip and medals awarded to the camp and its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Camp Gallia
Camp Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Fifth Corps
CCC
Andre Lopez
E. W. Savage
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Lopez
Savage
A. H. Warren
R. M. Winfield
Lester Ostrander
Fort Hayes
Colummbus
Duncan K. Major
U. S. War Department
Virgil Pownall
Two Seek Divorce in Gallia Common Pleas Court
Edna Garvey sues Fred Garvey in Gallia Common Pleas charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty after 1927 marriage and 1932 separation with no children. Myrtle Cox seeks divorce custody of five minors and alimony from Charles M. Cox alleging gross neglect and concealment of money and a pistol in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Edna Garvey
Fred Garvey
Myrtle Cox
Charles M. Cox
Bold theft of constable car shocks Gallipolis
A thief stole Constable J H Sha to s car from in front of Justice of the Peace Fred Milliser s office. The vehicle was found later abandoned on Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. H. Shato
Fred Milliser
Local residents at Midwest expositions and visits
Pomeroy residents report travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Ambulance transfer for Mrs. Boyd Dilgard to Minersville home shows recovery. Families from Columbus Syracuse and Mansfield visit relatives, attend conventions and picnics at Shenang Springs with church groups and local societies sharing time with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roberts
Mulberry Avenue
I. G. Fleming
Syracuse
Chicago
Boyd Dilgard
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Minersville
Philip Meier
Walter
William Griffith
Blanche Roller
Hazel Clark
Rachel Mills
Glennie Williams
Horace McElhinny
Freda Warner
Theodore Downie
Lincoln Hill
Theodore Ebersbach
West Main Street
Oscar Roedel
Kerri
P. K. Smith
Cleveland
W. G. Downie
Second Street
Cheshire Ladies Aid Society
Shenang Springs
J. L. Fauber
Marguerite Meter
Cattle Testing Bill Approved by Gallia County Commissioners
Gallia County Commissioners vote 2-1 to approve a fifty dollar appropriation for cattle testing despite Walter Davis opposing the plan. The testing is mandatory if milk from the district is shipped to West Virginia. Other actions include stopping grader outfits after Aug 22 unless specially ordered, limestone application on Vernon Wood Road, hiring Charles Huntley to inspect county pipe, and rescinding a road resolution through Emmadela Wells farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Gallipolis
Gallia
Walter Davis
West Virginia
Vernon Wood
John Wood
Charles Huntley
Emmadela Wells Farm
Guyan Township
Mrs. Lillian Neal Withdraws Affidavit of Lunacy
Mrs. Lillian Neal has withdrawn the affidavit of lunacy filed in Probate Court charging her husband W B Neal with insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lillian Neal
W. B. Neal
Middleport Residents Visit Across State Lines
Middleport brief items note Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thatcher and Mrs. Emma White with James White visiting Columbus relatives. R. N. Barnes accompany them for several days. Other locals visit Charleston, Columbus, Gallipolis, Covington, and Natien with relatives across multiple avenues and streets.
Allen White Transferred to Washington D H HQ
Allen E. White is transferred to a new territory by his Cincinnati firm and will base his work from Washington D. H. The White couple plan to move during Labor Day, leaving their Rutland Street home behind as they relocate for the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen White
Middleport
Allen E. White
New Territory
Cincinnati
Washington D. H
Mrs. White
Mr. White
Rutland Street
Bowen Family Visit to Ft Hancock and Eastern Cities
Mr. and Mrs. E Bowen visit Ft Hancock New Jersey with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs A R Gamble They plan to tour other Eastern cities on their way home Accompanying them is their youngest daughter Miss Frances Bowen who has spent two months with her sister at Ft Hancock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
E. Bowen
Ft. Hancock
N. J
A. R. Gamble
Frances Bowen
Council Meets Briefly in Pomeroy Session
Council held a short session Monday to transact routine business and discuss town problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Heaton Family Reunion Planned at Flatwoods Grove
The Heaton and allied families announce an annual reunion to be held Sunday August 26 in the Etta Wills Grove at Flatwoods. An all day program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatons
Heaton
Flatwoods
Rains Improve Meigs County Crops and Pastures
Meigs County agriculture agent George W. Kreitler reports recent rains boosted corn yields in later fields and pasture conditions. Hay production remains low, potatoes and vegetables lag, but corn fodder and late pastures should help livestock through winter. fruit suffers from late frosts but remains usable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
George W. Kreitler
Kreitler
Middleport Families Gather for Weekend Visits
A parade of relatives and friends, including Ernest Williams, W B Thomas, the Besserers, the Russells, the Gargers, the Guinthers, the Lewises, the Bind erbasins, and the Parsons, visited kin in McArthur, Charleston, Muskogee, Cincinnati, Haydenville, Columbus, and Nelsonville over the weekend and during the week.
Rutland Social Notes Round Up Midwest Visits
Mrs Winegar of Gary Indiana spent two weeks with cousins Mr and Mrs Clarence Price and family. Frank Bean and grandson Robert visited the World’s Fair in Chicago. Virginia Price visited friends in Parkersburg. Bell Jordan and daughter attended a family home coming in West Virginia. Charlie Graham attended a church convention in Ironton. Elza Barton and daughter Mary Louise visited the World’s Fair. Nellie Clark spent the weekend in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winegar
Gary, Ind
Mrs
Clarence Price
Frank Bean
Robert
Chicago
Virginia Price
Parkersburg
Bell Jordan
West Virginia
Charlies Graham
Ironton
Elza Barton
Mary Louise
Nellie Clark
Columbus
Pomona Grange to Confer Fifth Degree in Cheshire
Carpenter Meigs County Pomona Grange will travel to Cheshire Thursday evening August 23 to confer the Fifth Degree on a class of Gallia County candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Meigs County
Pomona Grange
Cheshire
Gallia County
School board hires teachers for rural schools
Rutland announces new staffing as the school board hires teachers for rural districts including New Lima Margar et Wells Pleasant Valley Seth Nicholson Wright G O Mill Stout Everett McKnight Beech Grove Roy Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
New Lima
Margaret Wells
Pleasant Valley
Seth Nicholson
Wright
G. O. Mill
Stout Everett McKnight
Beech Grove
Roy Snowden
Local residents visit, returning from Chicago expo
Racine notes Mrs. Howard Miles and daughter Bonnie and Mrs. Laura Baker returned Friday after a week in Chicago at the Century of Progress Exposition. Others visited or hosted include Mrs. Edith Mallory and daughter Jean of Pomeroy, Will Reefer of Athens, Charlies McNickles family, C. W. Johnson of Alexandria, D. B. Johnson and four children of Granville, Mrs. Louise DeVoe and Mrs. Freda Walker, Miss Stella Wagner, Will Weekley and family, Murray Weekley and daughter Jean, all guests or hosts in Racine area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miles
Bonnie
Laura Baker
Chicago
Edith Mallory
Jean
Pomeroy
Ed Mallory
Will Reefer
Athens
Charlies McNickles
C. W. Johnson
Alexandria
D. B. Johnson
Granville
George Osborn
Louise DeVoe
Ashland
Freda Walker
Cleveland
Gibbie Duskey
Stella Wagner
Will Weekley
Murray Weekley
Washington, D. C
Miss Wagner
Harold Weaver
Pt. Pleasant
Meigs County 4 H Health Contest Pages Ohio History
Meigs County 4 H members participate in an Ohio state elimination health contest with 56 entrants noted as among the healthiest. George W. agricultural agent highlights the program’s long history and its emphasis on individual health outcomes within the 450 county members involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Rutland Churchto Hold Sunday Meeting
A Rutland area church plans a Sunday service at Camas with a meal to follow. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Jumbus and Mr and Mrs Paul plus other local families and guests. Dr Pomeroy and Mrs Barton were among those visiting the area over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Camas
Jumbus
Paul
Robert
Lee Myers
Pomeroy
A. L. Barton
Labor Day Cere Planning in Pomeroy and Middleport
A Monday night meeting outlined plans for a Labor Day celebration spanning Pomeroy and Middleport. The event features a public wedding prospectus and activities at Dleport High School with details to be secured by the Master of Ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
M Committee
Middleport
Met
Dleport High School
Pomeroy Master
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw-Allen
Wark
Kanauga News
Gallia Court News
Dinah Jenkins
S. E. Jenkins
Arthur Jenkins
Church News
Vissir Wilson Home
Rio Grande Briefs
Pomeroy Personals
Servesa
Middleport Briefs
Ernest Williams
O. W. Williams
McArthur
C. F. Besserer
South Third Avenue
W. B. Thomas
Emma Thomas
Mary Evans
Lettie Besserer
Fisher Russell
Dorothy
Muskogee
Okla
Jacob Guinther
Evelyn Lewis
J. R. Binderbasin
Edna
Melba Williams
Glouster
Reese E. Williams
Hooper Street
J. E. Parsons
Ralph
Birch Hollow
Nelsonville
R. E. Williams
Edna Binderbasin
Rutland News
Jergen
Fred Scheiderer
Wausau
Wis
Louise
Racine
Meigs Farm
Othe Ohio
Whey McCullough
Meigs
Zenner
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