Minor League Meeting Seeks Major Minor Amendments
Baseball notables gathering in Buffalo for the minor league convention plan amendments to the major minor agreement. Draft prices, territorial protection, and extended code terms dominate talks as 26 leagues face existing issues and 18 amendments are proposed by the Pacific Coast League and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
K. M. Landis
Judge Landis
Landis
Pacific Coast League
American Association
Milwaukee
Good Holiday Shopping Boosts Pomeroy Area Stores
Local merchants in Pomeroy report brisk holiday trade with clothing and Ten Cent Store proprietors planning to extend hours after noon on Thursdays during the pre Christmas season. Rationing and gasoline shortages push county shoppers to multi trips, while stock remains limited and first come first served.
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Pomeroy
Ten Cent
the Bend
Honor Rolls Of Schools Announced
Forty-two students at Pomeroy Senior High and 28 at Junior High earned places on the honor roll after the second six weeks. Names listed include seniors Edward Duckler Jack Rosenbaum John Thomas Charles White and others. juniors Edgar Atkins Roy Holter John Isle Howard Mullen and more. sophomores Horace Abbott Richard Rosenbaum Horton Thomas and others. plus seventh eighth and ninth graders across the two schools.
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Pomeroy
Edward Duckler
Jack Rosenbaum
John Thomas
Charles White
Elnora Barnitz
AgneseBatz
Jane Clifford
Mary Grimm
Ruth Harbrecht
Earline King
Carol Leibrand
Ruth Nease
Barbara Scholl
Rose Mary Ward
Patricia Watson
Elaine Young
Edgar Atkins
Roy Holter
John Isle
Howard Mullen
Robert Pickering
Junior Seyfried
Dorothy Duckler
Jeannine Evans
Betty Holsinger
Opal Howell
Betty Moore
Rosalie Parfitt
Eleanor Smith
Horace Abbott
Richard Rosenbaum
Horton Thomas
Billie Jean Barnitz
Evelyn Feiger
Freda Grueser
Dorothy Hartenbach
Bbtty Heilman
Patricia Karr
Winifred Jean Lee
Wilma Neutzling
Dorothea Neutzling
Dorothea Reed
Charlene Smith
Funeral To Be Held on Wednesday
Funeral services for Guy Lee 38 who died at White Cross Hospital Columbus from injuries after being run over by a train in Pennsylvania Railroad yards will be held at Wesley Chapel Wednesday at two o’clock with burial Gravel Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife five children his father Robert Lee of Letart W Va a sister Mrs Joe Turner Middleport. Going to Columbus after news were Mr Lee Mrs Turner and Aaron Turner. Body taken to Coleman’s Funeral Home in Bidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Guy Lee
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wesley Chapel
Gravel Hill
Lee
Jefferson Ave
Robert Lee
Letart
W. Va
Joe Turner
Turner
Aaron Turner
Coleman
Bidwell
Central School Honor Students Announced
The central school honor roll lists forty two students across six grades. Notable names include Shirley Bowers, Howard Cecil, Joan Deck, Margaret Hawk, June Ann Joachim, and Tommy Karr in Grade I. Grades II through VI feature students such as Nancy Blaetmar, Marlene Brown, Betty Edwards, John W. Feiger, Sally Bartels, Jerry Hawk, John Foster, Harry Keig, and Shirley Hysell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Central School
Shirley Bowers
Howard Cecil
Joan Deck
Margaret Hawk
June Ann Joachim
Tommy Karr
Bernice Nease
Michael Ohlinger
Marylin Scott
Billy Sheridan
Jane Spencer
Camille Wright
Charles Rich
Nancy Blaetmar
Marlene Brown
Shirley Hunnel
Janet H. Smith
Cynthia Tompkins
Betty Edwards
John W. Feiger
Phyllis Hawley
Mary Jo Hawk
Kathryn Hood
Bernice Sheridan
Niel Hysell
Jo Ann Swatzel
Jo Ann Wildermuth
Clara Will
Sally Bartels
Jerry Hawk
Edith Qualls
Carollune Spence
Barbara Wehrung
John Foster
Harry Keig
Marlene Lathey
Sylvia Schwab
William Smith
Lynn Gold
Mary Margaret Williams
Shirley Hysell
Norma Jean Scholl
Masons To Install In Middleport Tonight
Middleport Masons F and A M plan installation at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m Fred Russell W M invites all Masons to attend A sachetets will follow the ritualistic ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Masons
Masonic Temple
Fred Russell
W. M
Meigs Boys Meet In Pacific Area
Two Meigs County youths are reported to have seen action at Leyte Harbor during World War II. Robert Wolfe, a Pharmacist’s Mate 2c, is described as okay by his parents Chief Walter Wolfe and Mrs. Wolfe. Robert Flesher, Boatswain’s Mate, nephew of Mrs. M. G. Brown of Middleport, serves on a destroyer that has faced Jap vessels and planes in Leyte operations.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Leyte Harbor
Robert Wolfe
Walter Wolfe
Robert Flesher
M. G. Brown
Middleport
Leyte
Middleport Social Notes Bride and Groom Tie Nuptials
In Logan at St Matthew Lutheran Church Rev A L Heyde presided as Eva Tewksbury McElhinney wed Wilfred Struble of West Hunter Street Logan. Attendants were Luther Heyde and Mildred Struble. Bride, daughter of Mrs George S Tewksbury, wore a light blue wool dress with gold nailhead trim and Talisman roses for corsage. Struble is an engineer for Co O. After a brief stay in Columbus the couple returned to Middleport to reside temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
A. L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Logan
Eva Tewksbury McElhinney
Wilfred Struble
West Hunter St
Luther Heyde
Mildred Struble
Christmas Party Hosted by Amateur Gardeners Club
The Amateur Gardeners Club annual Christmas party will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ebersbachs Mulberry Avenue on Wednesday evening December 13. Mrs. Frank Wilson will host. The date was changed to the 13th. The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club met at Mrs. James Webers home with Mrs. H E Bush as assistant hostess. Sixteen members attended and planned a Christmas party for later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Gardeners Club
Adam Ebersbach
Mulberry Ave
Frank Wilson
Ebersbachs
Jolly Bunch Sewing Club
James Weber
H. E. Bush
Local Social News and Military Updates From McConnelsville Area
Mrs Harry Houdashelt and others attend a School of Instruction of the OES in McConnelsville on Friday. Sharon Riley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Riley Jr, is reported ill at home on S Second Ave. Families visit Charleston and Athens. teens work at NYCRR Hobson and travel for family time. Mrs Max Sanborn returns from Wichita Falls with granddaughter Susan Beth Lavely as Mr Sanborn meets her in Athens. Sergeant Harry Johnson, recently in the Panama Canal Zone, is on furlough with relatives. Philathea Church of Christ bazaar and bake sale at Tri-Lustre Shop praised as a success. Parkersburg visitors include several named women. Mrs O P Klein returns from Columbus after two days with her aunt Mrs M G Brown, patient at Grant Hospital. Mr Brown stays at Charminell Hotel during hospitalization. Klein accompanies Mr Brown on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Stevens back from two weeks with daughter Mrs Fred Sisson in Chicago. Frank Braley and Mr and Mrs Robert Long of Fostoria also noted. Miriam Kauff and Jane Owen of Columbus visit with parents, Mrs William Mayes guest here. Harold Long ill with influenza. Mrs Ray Luman and daughter Janice spend Sunday in Gallipolis. Corporal James Pullen, hospitalized in India, shows improvement and returns to his outfit. Mrs Harold Johnson learns husband is in a hospital in India. Private Bill Reichman wounded in right arm in France on November 13. parents learn of injury and letter from Bill, a former MHS star, notes recovery.
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Harry Johnson
Panama Canal Zone
Philathea Women
Church of Christ
Tri-Lustre
Parkersburg
Harold Johnson
Goldie Geary
Chappelle Talbott
Noel Hysell
Vivian Allensworth
O. P. Klein
Columbus
M. G. Brown
Grant Hospital
Mr. Brown
Charminell Hotel
Brown
Klein
James Stevens
Fred Sisson
Chicago
Frank Braley
Robert Long
Fostoria
Miriam Kauff
Jane Owen
William Mayes
Rosanna Barker
Lima
Harold
Tag) Long
Ray Luman
Janice
Gallipolis
James Pullen
India
Bill Reichman
William Reichman
France
Reichmans
Bill
MHS Sstar
Pomeroy
Norman Foss
Pt. Pleasant
Middleport
Ted Wildermuth
Bryan Field
Texas
Angela Whitner
St. Louis
Harlan Wehring
Craig
Ernestine Rea
Athens
Virgil Campbell
Everett Dailey
Louise
Peggy
Don
Dailey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James Walker
Camp Meade
Athens Road
Elmer Wickham
Ernest Davis
Patsy Broyles
Lois Ann Neutzling
Shirley Clement
Huntington
Myrtle Long
Muriam Long
Hawaiian Islands
Lenora Hobstetter
Holzer Hospital
Clara Zier
Mulberry Ave
Finsterwald
Frank Chapman
Solomon, Md
Meigs County
Hayes
R. C. McBride
Paul Birtcher
Lem Birtcher
Malcolm Hartley
Margaret Quick
Stansbury Drug Co
Eileen Veney
Radar 3
Robert Gardner
Florida
Geneva Williamson
Larry Gardner
Robert Burkett
Ft. Belvoir
Robert Heslop
Helen Zeiher
Point Pleasant
Rutland Man 77 Dies. Services Planned in Rutland
RUTLAND Ruel C Forrest 77 died Monday afternoon at his Putland home. He is survived by his wife a son Homer C Forrest of Middleport a daughter Mrs May Herman Minot North Dakota three sisters Mrs Priscilla Benedict Columbus Mrs Mary Massingil Texas and Mrs Myrtle McComas Athens. Services will be held at the Baptist Church in Rutland with burial at White Oak Cemetery. Time of services not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ruel C. Forrest
Putland
Homer C. Forrest
Middleport
May Herman
Minot
N. D
Priscilla Benedict
Columbus
Mary Massingil
Texas
Myrtle McComas
Athens
Baptist Church
White Oak Cemetery
Heruman
Youths Help Battle Forest Fires in Ohio program
In Pomeroy High School Floyd E Loomis of the Ohio Division of Forestry spoke to students about joining the Forest Fire Fighters Service. He demonstrated gear, issued application cards, and a rush of signed enrollments followed. Principal J E White can supply more blanks for interested youths.
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Pomeroy
Forest Fire Fighters Service of
Ohio
Floyd E. Loomis
Chillicothe
Ohio Division of Forestry
Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy Social Notes and Local Rehearsals
Pomeroy social notes report a farewell party for a former Elberfelds employee now at General Chemical Defense Corporation, plus a vocal chorus rehearsal by Middleport and Pomeroy Music Clubs. The piece lists numerous locals at gatherings, visits, and holiday staffing at local stores, with several short personal items from area residents and soldiers on furlough.
Sinke Leads Chicago Bowlers Toward Final Stage
Joe Sinke of Chicago tops the all-star match game bowling tournament preliminaries with 3,677 across 18 games. From 120 competitors, 48 advance to semi finals. five seeded players join later for four days of round robin play for the $2,000 prize and national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Sinke
Sinke
Joe Wilman
Fort Lewis
Wash
Hanson Family Dinner Guests in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg notices list attendees for a November 12 dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hanson before their trip to Arizona. Names include Gail Smith, John Holdcroft and families, Diana Browers, Will Hanson and kin, George Holdcroft, Roy Hanson and son Charles, Fauna Burt, Ellen McCune, Opry Oxley, Edith Canter, Jennie Boyd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Warren Hanson
Arizona
Gail Smith
John Holdcroft
Diana Browers
Will Hanson
Goldie
Hazel MclCune
Opry Oxley
Athens
Edith Canter
Ralph
Jennie Boyd
Dorothy
Ronald Boyd
Thomas Hanson
Vint White
Barbara
Lara Hanson
Elihu Starlin
Charles Calentine
Waveline
Roy Hanson
Morris Tompson
John Parsons
Katherine
Earnest Parson
Florida
Robert Tompson
Amesville
Sherman Reeves
Columbus
Hermon Headly
Pomeroy Council Holds Brief Meeting at City Hall
Pom eroy Council members met in a short session with all councilmen present. Mayor George Howell presided reporting $211.56 in fines and licenses, including $101.46 for garbage collection. Bills were read and paid and routine business completed. Mayor Howell asked residents to inform him about available furnished or unfurnished rooms and houses for rental as he handles many home seeker inquiries daily.
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Pomeroy
George Howell
Howell
Term of Judge To Expire Jan 1 1947 Meigs County Court
Edgar Ervin will serve as Meigs County Common Pleas judge until January 1, 1947. Appointed by Governor Bricker October 1, 1943 to serve until the next general election, then until successor qualified, he was elected to the unexpired term ending January 1, 1947 after the 1944 election. He will serve only two years despite being elected.
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Court of Common Pleas
Meigs County
Ervin
Coolville Social And Personal Thanksgiving Guests Worldwide
Coolville social notes list guests at Thanksgiving and nearby days. Families from Athens Bethel Ridge Columbus and Danville share meals and visits including Gibbs Shafer Davis and Westfall households. Attendees include Eastern Star members and army returning relatives with extended kinship and travel details.
Orbiston Social Notes from Orbiston Ohio
Orbiston social notes record visits and callers across nearby towns. Mrs. Steve Sorrell visits her mother Mrs. Cora Wilson of Murray City while Mr. and Mrs. Walter McManaway call in Athens. Others include visits to Mrs. Alice Glancy and Pearl Glancy in Columbus and funeral attendance at Buchtel M E Church. Pearl Nelson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Banfield at New Straitsville. Wilma Evans visits mother Mrs. Emma Rife of Buchtel. Eugene Glancy ill at Mt Vernon sanitarium with family visitors. Various residents visit Clarence McCall’s household in Murray City. Millard Pierce from Syracuse visits local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbiston
Steve Sorrell
Cora Wilson
Murray City
Walter McManaway
Athens
Frank Searles
Columbus
Alice Glancy
Pearl Glancy
Helen Bookman
Grace Campbell
Elizabeth Roberts
P. A. Nida
Mary Hayden
Buchtel M. E
Pearl Nelson
New Straitsville
Clarence Banfield
Garnet Evans
Wilma Evans
Emma Rife
Buchtel
Albert Yates
Lewis Unkel
Eugene Glancy
Mt. Vernon
Vance Glancy
Grace Ayers
Kathryn Largent
Clarence Fuller
Logan
Charles McCall
Clarence McCall
Millard Pierce
Syracuse
Fullerton's Roundup: Boxing, Baseball and Navy News
Jimmy Johnston praises Painting Phil Scott as a standout among imported pugilists. Archie Moore joins his stable. Conley, Sadler, Menichelli, and Lou Nova return from Army. Schmeling trains foreigners in Germany. Ernie White follows the 1944 Series from shipboard. Hepler cowboys double their bet for Shoe Fly match. Indiana U stars Sundheim and Hundy Hoernschemeyer may join Naval Academy next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Johnston
Phil Scott
Jimmy
Johnston
Archie Moore
Archie
Australia
Johnny Conley
Sandy Sadler
Menichelli
Lou Nova
Max Schmeling
Germany
Elmer
Charles Hepler
Carlsbad
N. M
Indiana U
Naval Academy
Hundy Hoernschemeyer
I. U
George Sundheim
Navy
Nelson Regains Form To Take Frisco Open Tourney
Byron Nelson won the San Francisco Open for the second straight year, finishing at 281 to edge Sgt. Jim Ferrier who shot 282 and led from the 36th to the 68th holes. Ferrier’s drama included a shot from a tree and Willie Goggin and Sam Snead tied for third at 287. Ed Furgol claimed low amateur honors with 296 as Nelson extended his lead in the year’s money list with more than 43,000 in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Byron Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Camp Roberts
Calif
Nelson
Ferrier
Harding Park
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N.Y
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Utica
N. Y
Repair School Planned at Reedsville
A farm machinery repair school opens Wednesday evening December 6 at 7 30 with Wilbur Sprague teaching. The 12 session course, run by Chester High School vocational agriculture, will meet in the Coleman garage and invite farmers with repair needs to bring equipment to work on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Wilbur Sprague
Vocational Agriculture Department
Chester High School
Coleman Garage
M. E. Montgomery
Bradenton
Fla
Oren Childers
Jerry
Montgomerys
Gertrude Gillespie
War Department
Pvt
Clifton Gillespie
Germany
Myra June Sisson
St. Joseph Hospital
Portsmouth
U. S. Navy Nurse Corps
L.S. Buckley
Woodsfield, O
David Wigal
Chesterhill personal notices and local updates
A Chesterhill section lists births and family movements including Roy Picker ing's son Larry Paul born Nov 28 with Charley Pickering and Louise Carr family ties. Also notes Louise Carr's winter plan in California, Karl Harris rejoining Seabees, Pauline Daugherty's tonsil operation, ex superintendent B E Workman's return from surgery, W A Howard moving to property near Union Hall, Dessie Rowland visits Malta, Niceswanger's Pittsburgh return after auto accident, Michener assisting in Pennsville, and Black Diamond mine near Columbus to close with 140 miners laid off and Gail Harris closing the company store within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Roy Pickering
Larry Paul
Charley Pickering
Louise Carr
Arthur
Redondo Beach
Calif
John
Murray Dean
Tulsa
Okla
W. A. Howard
Elliott
Union Hall
Pauline Harris
Dessie Rowland
Bobby
Lena Rowland
Malta
T. S. Niceswanger
Pennsylvania Drilling Company
Pittsburgh
Edgar Michener
Pennsville
Jean Carpenter
Columbus
Black Diamond
Throp
Gail Harris
Escoe Beats Merritt In Detroit Lightweight Bout
In Detroit,Verne Escoe 185 pounds from Toronto outpointed Dan Merritt 206 pounds of Cleveland over ten rounds in a boxing card. Escoe displayed sharper jabs and better accuracy to secure the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Verne Escoe
Toronto
Dan Merrritt
Cleveland
Army Wins Grid Crown Bucks 2nd
New York AP report names Army as national collegiate football champion after an undefeated season. Army led 95 of 121 final AP ballots, Navy placed fourth, Ohio State second, Randolph Field third, Notre Dame ninth, with 1 165 points to 941 for Ohio State. Army’s first official national title and first final poll elite placement in nine years.
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Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Irish
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Bainbridge
Iowa
California
Army
Buckeyes
First deer season opens with twenty four bucks bagged
PORTSMOUTH Ohio hunters bagged 24 bucks on opening day of the second deer season in half a century James W Stuber of the state division of conservation reported The list of successful sportsmen includes Jasper Rogers of Dayton and C A Parker of Athens among others The season runs daily 8 am to 5 pm through Saturday with a daily limit of one buck taken with shotgun No 4 buckshot or bow and barbless arrow Roosevelt game preserve Shawnee State Forest are the hunting areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
James W. Stuber
State Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Jasper Rogers
Dayton
John Engleman
Tiffin
R. H. Hopper
Chillicothe
Robert Coaley
Bryan
C. A. Parker
Athens
H. A. Watson
N. L. Mahaffey
Harold Hamilton
Don Snyder
Earl Wamsley
Otway
Carl Martin
Miamisburg
Martin
Roosevelt Game Preserve
Shawnee State Forest
Horvath to Receive Heisman Tonight in New York
Parma dental student Leslie Horvath, star back for Ohio State, will accept the Heisman trophy at a New York banquet after guiding the Buckeyes to a perfect 1944 season and the Big Ten title. The award follows a nationwide writers and broadcasters poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Leslie Horvath
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
New York
Parma
Bowling Green opens season with win over Lockbourne Air Base
Guard John Tayak led Bowling Green University with 17 points as BGU beat Lockbourne Air Base 75 to 43 to start the basketball season near Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEE Gees
Bowling Green
John Tayak
Bowling Green University
Lockbourne Air Base
Columbus
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Rt Ene
the Athens Messene
Messenger Sports
Pomeroy Area
Bobby Barnitz
Dorothy Beards
Polly Dill
Bonnie Eichinger
Katherine Miller
Rhea Myers
William Neutzling
Joyce Phillips
Martyn Swatzel
Don Betzing
Thomas Cobb
George Dallas
Jo Ann Gilmore
Walter Green
Barbara Phillips
Bennett Rice
Patsy Shields
Juanita Teaford
Omagene Zahl
Jean Bryant
Jean Custer
Carol Evans
Evelyn Fick
Iola Foxx
Illa Mae Hayes
Joe Foster
Ann Smith
June Unroe
Masons
Meigs
Pacific Area
Middleport Social Notes
Harry Houdashelt
Ross Pullen
Leo Vaughan
Leo Kennedy
Zella Cross
OES
McConnelsville
Sharon Riley
Thomas Riley, Jr
Jill
S. Second Ave
W. P. Ohlinger
Charleston
Tommy Darst
NYCRR
Hobson
Max Sanborn
Susan Beth Lavely
Witchita Falls
Mr. Sanborn
Pomeroy Social Notes
Mary Grueser
Elberfeld’s
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Genevieve
Bettie Sisson
Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Rachel Downie
Eva Seidenable
Martha Watterson
Margaret Curtis
Federated Church
Nolan Swackhammer
Heath Methodist Church
Agnes Theobald
Welch's
Jane Ann Bex
Marjorie Brooks
Marjorie Milam
Atlanta
R. E
Nick” Carter
Coolville
J. A. Gibbs
Floyd Shafer
R. D
J. W. Frost
Frost
Nancy Davis
Bertha Barnes
Charles McKeen
E. M. Davis
Bethel Ridge
Davis
Barnes
T. J. Gehring
Howard Parrish
M. C. Westfall
John Aiken
Harry Summerfield
Eastern Star
Marietta
Roy Griffin
Danville
Millie Griffin
Julia Ann Walden
Ruth Brandberry
R. S. Henderson
Yvonne
Jeanette
Florence Humphrey
Roberta
Estella Holter
Racine
Order of Eastern Star
Forol Hart
Ed Sweeney
Guysville
Myrle Griffin
Griffin
Lena Burd
Monaca
Sue Hoisington
Ralph Chevalier
Orbiston Social Notes
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Cpl
Ernie White
Cardinals
Yankees
England
Ernie
Creighton
Essex
Fay Miller
Akron
Herbert Williams
Ethel Packard
Ruth Moore
Marvin Petty
Maybell
Essie Congreve
C. E. Humphrey
R. E. Williams
Harrisonville
H. J. Williams
Naomi Pickens
S. Charleston
Walter Brown
A. C. Stewart
A. B. Kibble
Gertrude Callaway
Alice Hetzer
Alice Crislip
Nancy Wilson
Geneva H. Nolan
Effie Warren
Henry Schur
London
C. E.humphrey
Karl Harris
Plantsville
Seabees
Pauline Daugherty
Memorial Hospital
H. A. Triplett
B. E. Workman
Zanesville
Bucks
Notre Dame
Horvath
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
Pomeroy Bend
Edmund Lowe
Marjorie Rambeau
Jean Parker
Alan Dinehart
Bernadette
Jennifer Jones
Chas. Bickford
Gladys Cooper
Sig Rumain Lee J. Cobb
Bendwyue
Jack Haley
Harriet Hilliard
Lawless Valley
George O’brien
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