Intangible Tax Ruling Threatens Meigs County Schools
Meigs County may face a serious shortage of school funds after Judge Chester R. Shook of Cincinnati issued a permanent injunction blocking payments from intangibles in the city to rural districts. Editor J. J. Newell warns the ruling could cripple rural schools unless new financing is found, noting the broader impact on teachers and local education.
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Tro Mercy
Hio
Meigs County
Chester R. Shook
Cincinnati
J. Newell
Jackson Sun- Journal
Cincinnati Jurist
Newell
The
Sun-Journal
Jackson County
City Hall sees first duty in weeks as Mullen and Hess attend
C. H. Mullen printer and chairman of the board of elections and Mayor C. J. Hess visited City Hall on Saturday. Mullen had been ill at home on Mulberry Avenue for some time. Hess has been in poor health for a month or more, but was at City Hall briefly. He returned to West Main Street after a short stay in his office.
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Pomeroy
C. H. Mullen
Board of Elections
C. J. Hess
Mullen
Mulberry Avenue
Funeral for Mrs Mittie Chase Held in Midport
Funeral services for 59 year old Mrs Mittie Chase were conducted at Midway Church today by Rev H F Bolton from Rutland. Burial followed in Robinson Cemetery. Mrs Chase leaves a daughter Mrs Hobart Arthur of Delaware Ohio.
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Middleport
Mittie Chase
Midway Church
H. F. Bolton
Rutland
Robinson Cemetery
Methodists Propose Dual Charge For Pastor In Syracuse Territory
Pomeroy Ohio August 29 Members of the Simpson M E Church petitioned the Methodist District Superintendent to grant the minister a second charge at the Syracuse Methodist Church. The plan would have the minister preach at 930 a m locally and 1030 a m in Syracuse with monthly evening services at each church. The Simpson church would pay 1000 dollars yearly and provide a parsonage while Syracuse would add 500 dollars. The move aims to save costs as the annual conference opens in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Syracuse Territory
Pomeroy
Simpson M. EB
Methodist
Syracuse Methodist Church
Syracuse
Simpson M. BE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Cincinnati
No Fair Passes For Meigs County Fair
Pomeroy August 20 No passes for the Meigs County Fair will be issued this year by the fair board in City Hall. The action aims to curb past abuses of the pass privilege. Exhibitors still receive passes for the Rock Springs Fairgrounds event set for September 18 to 15.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Fair Board
Pasa
Rock~ Springs Fairgrounds
Eldon Weeks
Many Families Visit Jackson Area Over Weekend
Mrs Shirley Mills and two children visited Jackson with her parents the Vaughans while the Howards Perry Smiths and Celia Keffer with son Bob stayed at Gauley Bridge with the Keffers grandparents. Fisher Russell and daughter Dorothy left Muskogee Okla. for home after several weeks here. Lillie McElhinny of Covington visits her mother Mrs Swisher on Mill Street as she lies ill. Tom Smith and siblings with relatives leave Columbus for Kansas City and Tecumseh Oklahoma after ten days, touring by car. J E Watson and grandsons Thomas and James stay with D Farmer and W E Russell for a few days. Vina Townsend rents Humphrey cottage on South Sixth Avenue for Sept 1. Miss Jean McKay visits Harbor Hills Buckeye Lake then Columbus for the Ohio State Fair pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mills
Jackson
Mills
J. J. Vaughan
Charles Howard
Thelma
Perry Smith
Celia Keffer
Bob
Gauley Bridge
Irving Keffer
Fisher Russell
Dorothy
Russell
Frances Smith
Columbus
R. P. Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Tecumseh
Okla
J. E. Watson
Thomas
James
Mingo Junction
Farmer
W. E. Russell
Vina Townsend
Humphrey
South Sixth Avenue
Jean McKay
Harbor Hills
Buckeye Lake
Ohio State Fair Management
Bob Reed
D. Curtis Reed
W. F. Reed
Winsor Stivers
Steubenville
W. J. Stivers
East Main Street
Stivers
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Belle Vaughn
Anna Vaughn
Lincoln Hill
Helen Shepherd
Mae Bird
Xenia
Willis Davis
Child
Davis
Minnie Davis
Mias Adie Phillips
Cary H. Hysell
Harrisonville
Fred Blaettar
Miller Apartments
Mulberry Avenue
Charles Peppies
Laurel Street
E. D. Will
H. L. Deffenbacher
Ethel Garland
Clara Garland
Minersville
Robert Steel
Chillicothe
W. A. Drake
Cleveland
Pomeroy High School
Willis Schlaegel
Flint
Mich
John Schlaegel
West Main Street
Charles Zimmer
Charles
Schlaegel
Lexington
Martha Schlaeger
Gilbert Waltes
R. J. Morgan
George Hetzel
John Davis
Missouri
Ersel Davis
Lew Pickens
Capt. Pickens
Nichols
W. J. Krider
Racine
Cincinnati
Eugene Zimmer
John Sauvage
Elizabeth
John, Jr
Local Residents Attend County Fair and Visit Kin
Miss McKay won the essay contest earning a privilege. Mrs. Lulu Mason returns home after a month in Parkersburg with her niece Mrs. Claude Crawford and family. Dwight Frost and family travel to Athens County to visit his home folls. A A Chappelle, visiting daughter Mrs. John Talbott, returns to Columbus. Homer Russell and family visit Athens to see Als bert Bolin. Mire, Will Mien and daughters travel to Groveport to visit sister-in-law Mrs. Moore. J O Leonard and Paul Leonard visit Addison to see brother Richard Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKay
Lulu Mason
Parkersburg
Claude Crawford
Dwight Frost
Athens County
A. A. Chappelle
John Talbott
Columbus
Homer Russell
Athens
Alsbert Bolin
Atheny County Fair
Mire
Will Mien
Eather
Marjorie
Groveport
Moore
J. O. Leonard
Paul Leonard
Addison
Richard Thomas
Aged Emma Van Duyn Of Middleport Dies
Mrs Emma Van Duyn longtime Middleport resident died Friday after months of illness at her South Beyond Avenue home. Survived by one granddaughter three nieces a nephew and two great nieces. Funeral held Sunday at 3 pm from the residence with Rev F J Gardner officiating burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.
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Midpda
Port
Emma van Duyn
Middleport
South Beyond Avenue
van Duyn
Kate Walton
Washington, BD. C
Elizabeth C. Fair
Banks
Pelee Island
Ontario
Jenkins
Carlos Thomas
Athens
Elizabeth Walton
Washington, D. C
F. J. Gardner. Buriaway
Middleport Hill
Elsa Haley
Lant Archer
Bailey Run
Bradbury
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Ray
Pelle
Columbus
Charles Smith
Smith
Rutland Township
George
Roy Phillips
Wellston
William Plummer
Rutland
Methodist
Miles Cemetery
Pierce-Hysell Pomeroy License Recorded in Rutland
Elmer Hysell, 21, a Rutland farmer, and Flossie Pierce, 18, of Rutland, received a marriage license in probate court shortly before noon on Saturday. The notice also mentions a recent license issued to Elmer Still and Addie Qualls, both of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Elmer Hysell
Rutland
Walter Hysell
Flossie Pierce
Austin Pierce
Elmer Still
Addie Qualls
Relatives Attend Funeral of Mrs. George Parsons
Middleport residents note out of town relatives at the Friday funeral of Mrs. George Parsons. Among mourners were Mr. and Mrs. Bar Roush of Dunbar West Virginia H C Roush and family Lewis Roush Charles Brown of Pt Pleasant and Lawrence Parsons of New Haven. Paul Parsons of Maggie West Virginia accompanied by family attended as well. Mrs. Curt Holland of Clifton will stay for the week with the Parsons family.
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Middleport
George Parsons
Bar Roush
Dunbar
W. Va
H. C. Roush
Lewis Roush
Paul
Maggie
William Wolfe
Hetart
Charlies Brown
Pt. Pleasant
Lawrence Parsons
New Haven
Curt Holland Af Clifton
Holland
More Candidates in Races of November
POMEROY Aug. 2 Notice of candidacy for two men has been received by C H Mullen Meigs County elections chair. They are Judge C E B Peoples seeking re election to Common Pleas Court and Dr S A McCullough for probate judge. Peoples filed his petition and faces likely no opposition. McCullough’s opponents are Judge J E Carleton and Squire B W L Titus. A potential merger of probate and common pleas courts may be asked in November, though Peoples has not ruled on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Pomeroy
C. H. Mullen
Board of Elections
C. E B. Peoples
A. McCullough
Peoples
Doctor McCullough
J. E. Carleton
Meigs County boys take Diamond School in Columbus tryout
Chester and Norwood Knight of Meigs County spent the past week in Columbus under the Diamond School program run by the Columbus Red Birds management. The two boys are noted as eager and skilled young baseball players in the region.
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Ches
Chester
Norwood Knight
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Meigs County
Diamong
Weekend at Camp Middleport Hosts Large Meigs County Group
The C KE Erwin family and guests from Charleston Dia mond and W Va spent the Aug 29 weekend at the Lansbury farm Langsville. About 20 relatives and friends attended at the Langsville camp perched on the highest Meigs County point with a cottage well equipped and in use since mid May, as Mrs Lansbury noted.
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Camp Middleport
C. KE. Erwin
Alfred Schroath
Charleston
Fred Schroath
Diamond
W. Va
Jessie Lansbury
June
Lansbury
Langsville
Meigs County
Sangbury
Hannum Family Reunion Held At Long Bottom Farm
The Hannum family gathered at the old Hannum homestead near Webster Fruit Farm in Long Bottom for the annual reunion. A sizable crowd attended despite threatening weather that kept some away.
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Pomeroy
Hannum
Webster Fruit
Long Bottom
Birth of a daughter in Middleport family announced
August 28 welcomed a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oscar Klein in Middleport. The newborn is described as a granddaughter of Mrs Elisabeth, with both mother and child reported in good condition following the Sunday morning birth.
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Middleport
Oscar Klein
Elisabeth
Gallia County Trustees Discuss Winter Relief Plans
Gallia County Township Trustees met at the Courthouse to outline fall and winter relief steps. Mil ler outlined state relief rules requiring 12 months residency and the responsibility of employers to support workers if they cannot fulfill job promises. Joseph S., president of the state association, spoke at the Gallia County Fair gathering of 45 trustees and their families.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Gallia
Joseph 8
State Association
Attorney Moves Office In Gallipolis Building
Attorney Leo Carter relocates his law practice to the second floor of the Locust Street and Second Avenue building formerly occupied by law and insurance offices. The redecorated upper rooms replace his single ground-floor room. Poplar Ridge Baptist Church drew 2,500 attendees for an all day meeting and basket dinner led by Seenen Synnnd B. Jesninn.
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Gallipolis
Leo Carter
Locust Street
Second Avenue
Law
Carter
Poplar Ridge Gallipolis
Poplar Ridge Baptist Church
Con- Seenen Synnnd
B. Jesninn
Tom
Rio Grande Students On Poultry Tour
In Gallipolis Ohio Aug 20 about 200 to 300 Ohio poultrymen toured farms in Southern Ohio and West Virginia. Seven Rio Grande High School students were the only youths on the trip. Vocational agriculture instructor Clinton Penton said the boys are enrolled in such courses. Names listed: Holden Thomas Wendell Hoover Wendell Denny Carl Atkins King Thorne Fred Thorne and Even Lloyd.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Rio Grande High School
Clinton Penton
Holden Thomas
Wendell Hoover
Wendell Denny
Carl Atkins
King Thorne
Fred Thorne
Even Lloyd
Bowyer Funeral Attended by About 1000 in Gallipolis
In Point Pleasant on Viand Street Captain Bowyer 74 former Merchants National Bank president was honored at a large funeral. Services were led by the Masonic Lodge and river pilots groups with about 126 river men in attendance. Steamers across the district flew flags at half mast to show respect. He served as toll collector on the Silver Bridge after the bank failure in 1928. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Gallipolis
Viand Street
Point Pleasant
Bowyer
Merchants’ National Bank
Masonic Lodge
Ohio and Kanawha River Pilots and Masters Association
Bilver Bridge
Merchants National Bank
Night Football Planned at Gallia Academy Field
Gallia Academy trustees authorize Gallipolis District Board of Education to install night lighting poles and lights on the academy lot at Fourth Avenue and State Street for night football. A special meeting Friday Sept 2 will discuss lighting, bleachers, and a surrounding fence with costs estimated between 2100 and 8000 dollars and bleacher capacity rising to about 1200.
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Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Charles Yeanger
Point Pleasant Women Named Daughters and Irene Bowyer
Daughters Mrs Russell McCullough and Miss Irene Bowyer of Point Pleasant are noted among readers or local mentions in the column.
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Russell McCullough
Irene Bowyer
Point Pleasant
Visiters Return Home With Guests In Tow
Mrs Arius Cook and two children Columbus spent a week with Mr and Mrs A K Tope and returned Sunday with Mr Cook They were joined by Mrs Howard Tope who will stay a week John McNealy came back Saturday from northern Michigan after a short vacation Joe Mock visited Cincinnati on Sunday
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Arius Cook
Columbus
A. K. Tope
Mr. Cook
Howard Tope
John McNealy
Michigan
Joe Mock
Cincinnati
Jr. O. U. A. M. Ohio State Council Meeting Attends
The Jr. O. U. A. M. of Ohio will attend the state council meeting. Sessions will conclude on Wednesday.
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Wil
State Council of the Jr. O.U .A. M
Ohio
Gallipolis Trio and Others Headed to Columbus
H E Houck EB Gilbert Homer Beck and Tim Lewis leave Gallipolis for Columbus where they are bound for events or duties yet to be specified.
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Gallipolis
H. E. Houck
EB. Gilbert
Homer Beck
Tim Lewis
Columbus
False Pretense Gallipolis Man Charged With Obtaining Money
Gallipolis resident William Cleach was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Charlies H. Swanson on a warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly collected $19.50 from the county on an order by Presiding Judge J. Clark for transporting a destitute family back to Kentucky, then accompanying them on the trip back to Gallia County to reclaim payment.
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Gallipolis
William Cleach
Charlies H. Swanson
Cleach
J. Clark
Theie
Kentucky
Gallia County
Clench
Klein and Capt Hunker welcome two new children
Mr and Mrs Klein announce the birth of a baby daughter and a baby son. The infant daughter weighed seven and a half pounds at birth. Capt F G Hunker of Middleport is mentioned in connection with the family notice.
Community Notes Chronicle Past Week's Visits and Travel
Colubmus visitors and local guests fill a long list of weekend stays and trips across Union Township. Residents host kin from Steubenville, Xenia, Philadelphia, Columbus, and beyond, with many attending fairs and church events, while others relocate for work or seasonal housing.
Woman Faces Liquor Charge After Dexter Raid
Deputies found seventy bottles of home brew at Mrs. Sarah Jones home near Buckhorn Schoolhouse in Dexter. Jones admitted ownership and was ordered to appear to answer the liquor law violation charge.
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Sarah Jones
Dexter
Buckhorn
Falls and travels noted in Chesterhill and beyond
Mrs Will Peebles slipped at Wood s store in Chesterhill injuring her hand on broken glass and bruises after an early morning fall. Miss Donna Davis leaves Sept 1 for Memphis to attend school for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Jon Bowman return from a western trip visiting relatives in Chicago Minneapolis Scobey and Yellowstone National Park. Crop prospects vary with subnormal farming in the West except Iowa expected average. Mrs Amy Crew of Springville Iowa visited sister Mrs Lida Dutton.
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Will Peebles
Wood
Donna Davis
Memphis
Tenn
John Fisher
Jon Bowman
Ruth Bowman
Chicago
Walter Pierpoint
Minneapolis
Bowman
Thomas Lovell
Scobey
Montana
Iowa
Buckeye
Yellowstone Nations Park
Black Hills
Rutland Residents Engage in Local Move and Camp Trip
Rutland highlights include Mrs Viola Lyle and son Van Stevens moving from Pomeroy to rooms in the Harve McHaffie residence. Frances Giffin trips with James and relatives at Nelsonville. Clyde King visits brother Selby in Columbus. Coach Leach and Carl Reaves lead Rutland High basketball and football on a camping trip 30 miles below Galipelia. Charlie Haley and family of Myself Run travel with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lyle
van Stevens
Pomeroy
Harve McHaffie
Frances Giffin
James
Nelsonville
Clyde King
Selby King
Columbus
Leach
Carl Reaves
Rutland High
Gallipelia
Charlies Haley
Burr Oak Wiener Roast and Shower Held at Ira Dew's
A wiener roast and shower for Mr and Mrs Dale Dew occurred Tuesday night at Ira Dew's home. Mrs J D Haskins and daughter Helen of Athens visited Earnest Post and his wife and Margaret Marshall. Benzil Post and sons Glenn and Orville of Columbus visited relatives. Dick and Donald McDonald called on Richard Frasier at Oak Dale. A marshmallow toast honoring Helen Haskins of Athens was held at Freda Post's Saturday night with a large crowd.
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Ira Dew
Dale Dew
J. D. Haskins
Helen
Athens
Earnest Post
Margaret Marshall
Benzil Post
Glenn and
Orville
Columbus
Way Ivers
Donald McDonald
Richard Frasier
Oak Dale
Freda Post
Helen Haskins
Local Social Roundup From Parkersburg and Nearby
Alfred Coy Hawk and son Vincent visited Wartman Hospital in Parkersburg for a tonsil operation. Athens residents Mr and Mrs Clinton Frost and their son visited Mrs Frost's parents the Bentzs. Mrs Verneda Hartung of Silver Ridge stayed with sister Mrs J M Bentz. Violet Babcock of Bashan visited sister Mrs Tom Burke. Mr and Mrs W E Robinson and son Glenn spent the weekend in Balem West Virginia. Arthur Hannamon and son from Parkersburg visited his parents. Vern Shumway and Maynara Bahr were in Columbus on Friday. Mrs Stella Watkins is ill. Martin and John Koehler traveled to Columbus to visit their brother Chris Koehler. Pearl Pitta of Orange hosted a party Tuesday evening with 45 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Hawk
Vincent
Wartman Hospital
Parkersburg
Clinton Frost
Athens
Balem
W. Va
Arthur Hannamon
C. M. Hannamon
Vern Shumway
Maynara Bahr
Columbus
Stella Watkins
Martin
John Koehler
Chris Koehler
Pearl Pitta
Orange
Social Visits Across the County Observe Friendly Gatherings
New England Pora Tompson and Jack Summerg were guests Wednesday evening of May and Harold Henry with ice cream and cake. fiehd Webster visited Pred Copeland Monday and Tuesday. Olive and Will Morrison stayed with Mattie McWhorter on Wednesday. Miss McWhorter, an invalid, is not well. John Adkins and family recently visited friends in Virginia. Miss Lola Devore joined her brother Harley at home. He lives with John Powell and his little daughter at Mrs. Devore's Thursday. Many locals attended the Athens County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pora Tompson
Jack Summerg
May
Harold Henry
Fiehd Webster
Pred Copeland
Olive
Will Morrison
Mattie McWhorter
McWhorter
John Adkins
Virginia
Lola Devore
Harley
Columbus
John Powell
Birth of a son announced by Lottridge Burdettes
Lottridge Mr and Mrs Jack Burdette announce the birth of a son on Thursday Aug 25. Other notes list visitors and gatherings including Emmett Blair and twin children at the Runnions Willow Creek names omitted from a Nelsonville homecoming at Lawrence Chapel Amos Hixson and son Dennis from Willow Creek visited Monday Evelyn Chevalier visited John Chevalier family attended a meeting of Ohio Fuel Gas at Embree Park Pennsville Herman Ahart Little Hocking visited L T Runnion Thursday R M Allen and family were in Athens Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Burdette
Emmett Blair
H. R. Watkins
L. T. Runnion
Sayre
Nelsonville
Lawrence Chapel
Amos Hixson
Dennis
Willow Creek
Edward Chevalier
Evelyn
John Chevalier
Robert Sharp
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Embree Park
Pennsville
Herman Ahart
Little Hocking
Walker’s Brother Dies in Saranac Lake
George F. Walker aged 48, brother of New York City Mayor James J. Walker, died early today after a prolonged tuberculosis illness in Saranac Lake New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N.Y
George F. Walker
James J. Walker
New York
Q-623 Relief for Rheumatism Promised at Quick's Store
Found at last the Famous Q-623 Guaranteed Relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago is now available to all sufferers. A prescription of a famous specialist that has helped thousands when other remedies failed. A few doses usually stop the pain and many say it is worth its weight in gold. Bold advertisement for Quick's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
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Hannum Reunion
Rio Grande
River Towns
Mount Beath
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Lee Bristol
Association of National Advertisers
Grover A. Whalen
Advertising Club of New York
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
National Congress of Capital and Labor
Pomeroy Personals
Morgan County
B. Q. Workman
J. H. Brooks
Josephine Smith
Ruth Berry
Genevieve Patton
Lenore Gibbona
Hettie Woodward
Teachers’ Institute
McConnelsville
Chesterhill
Brooks
Virgil Mingus
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George Young
Big Woods
Bertha Faires
Vern Faires
Robert
Joe
A. T. Smith
Irving
Harrisburg
Mr. Smith
Wilford Smith
Harper Pendry
Billy
Will Wymer
Hopkins
Frederickatown
Ella Thompson
Lara Wymer
Lillian Geddes
Rolland
Dorothy Davis
Philo
Ringgold and
Glouster
Thelma Jones
Sara Rubberman
Janes
William Schofield
Elsie Williamson
Wendyll
Martha
Cumberland
Carrie Snyder
George Hann
Canton
Lizzie Hann
Ella Funk
Albert Dutton
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Robert Dutton
Weat
Jamea
Elisabeth Campbell
Union Township
Embrey Park
Lida Patten
Amy Crew
Amy Gray
Lillian Todd
Carl
Edith Patterson
Friends Quarterly Meeting
Barnesville
Blanche Schofield
George Patterson
John Patterson
G. M. Wessman
J. J. Wenske
4. H. Whitacre
Gail Snyder
Lathrop
Mise Thelma Goddard
McConnellville
Madge Smuth Vassar
Ridgeway
Caddie
Fred Stalter
Lima
Stalter
Oklahoma
Conastoga, Creamery Company
Emma Woodruff
Albany
Nicols
Harvey Garvin
Board of Education
J. B. Conrad
Frank Utsinger
Nick Grueser
Imogene Snowden
Joseph Grueser
Gladys Luckadoo Brown
Dell Luckadoo
Sig Johnson
Emory Ralph
Claude Clark
Hugh Evans
Bertha Rathburn
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New England
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