Logan Legion votes to invite spring conference to Logan
Logan American Legion post unanimously approves inviting the spring district conference to Logan. Commander Everett Eveland urges meeting attendance, drum corps parade participation, and reaching the 120 member quota with 57 current Logan members. Shuffle includes reorganizing Sons of Legion, safety campaign, and Memorial Day parade plans. Local quartet entertainment closes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Everett Eveland
Crooksville
Logan American Legion
Eveland
Logan Post
Sons of Legion
Fred Carpenter
Sumner Martin
C. C. Achauer
Melrose Harbaugh
Harold W. Larimer
Ewald Schmitter
Frank Judy
Russell Brown 39 Dies in Hospital
Funeral services for Russell Brown a 39 year old filling station owner who died in a Columbus hospital after ten days illness are planned for 2 p m Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife Florence two children Eleanor and Paul his father John Brown and brothers Russell Guy and Clarence and sister Mae. Burial site not yet decided with options Harvey Chapel Marion Township or Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Russell Brown
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
Mr. Brown
Marion Township
Florence Brown
Eleanor
Paul
John Brown
Highland Park
Mich
Russell
Guy
Clarence
Mae
Harvey Chapel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Jennie Tritsch Dies in Miami Florida
Logan relatives learned Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Jennie Tritsch widow of J F Tritsch at the Miami home of her son Glendon. She had been ill several months. A Logan native, she moved to Columbus then Miami after her husband died. She leaves sons Glendon and Ben and sisters Mrs Daisy Waugh and Mrs Evelyn Braley. Funeral and burial are in Miami Thursday.
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Logan
Jennie Tritsch
J. F. Tritsch
Glendon
Miami
Fla
Jill
Paul Sanderson
Evelyn Braley
Columbus
Daisy Waugh
Logan Woman Injured After Icy Fall
Mrs Emerson Poston of near Logan slipped on an icy sidewalk while returning from a party at Miss Jessie McManigal s home. She struck the back of her head, suffered a deep cut and slight concussion, and was attended by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jessie McManigal
Emerson Poston
Near
Engineer warns water supply linked to disease
Logan W. F. Smith, Hocking County sanitary engineer, spoke at Laurelville Thursday and Union Furnace Friday on water supply as a disease source. Student groups from grades 6 through 12 attended both talks.
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Logan
W. F. Smith
Hocking County
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Magistrate records intoxication charge and jail fate
Magistrate Logan Grant Erwin was taken into custody Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. He faced arraignment next morning, pleaded guilty, and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Unable to pay, he was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grant Erwin
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Divorce Petition Filed In Athens County Court
Myrtle Christman of River Rouge Michigan is notified that Joseph Christman filed for divorce in case No. 1 of the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio. Hearing will be after December 22, 1937. KR W Finsterwald attorney for plaintiff.
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Myrtle Christman
Stover Ave
River, Rouge
Michigan
Joseph
Christman
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
KR. W. Finsterwald
Flavnum
New Dog Tags Go On Sale in December New Tags for Dogs Go on Sale Dec 15
Logan county auditor Ora B. Yaw reports 2,574 dog tags issued in 1937 and prepares to start selling new tags on December 15. Registration without penalty runs from then through January 20. The 1937 total surpasses last year by roughly 200.
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Logan
Ora B. Yaw
Driver Is Held On 2 Charges In Fatal Crash
Craven Nihiser of Haydenville faced arraignment on operating under the influence and second degree manslaughter. He pled not guilty to the DUI count and guilty to manslaughter, with bonds set at 500 and 1500 dollars. The death involved Mrs. Mary Krannitz near here after a Monday morning crash. Nihiser, injured in the same incident, testified and remarked I must have done it. He said the victim was with me as Oak Rollins prompted the transport home after a broken key as cited in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Whitehart
Oak Rollins
Jury Places Value on Lots for School Playground
Logan Board of Education won a $7,400 judgment against Roy and Emma Klein Schmidt after a two hour jury deliberation. The award covers compensation for Second Street property to be used for East grade school playground expansion, with one juror dissenting. The board had offered $6,000, which was refused.
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Logan
Logan Board of Education
Roy
Emma Kleinschmidt
Second St
Clara Rulon
Logan Cold Snap Drops To Five Below In Winter Low
Logan mornings dipped to five degrees above zero as the second lowest winter reading, attributed to a cold snap, with Marvin Martin noting the frigid conditions.
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Logan
Marvin Martin
Farmer Mohler Feeds 76 Cattle on Whitcraft Farm
Jacob Mohler of Green Township tends 76 cattle this winter as a tenant on the Whitcraft farm with 110 tons of silage stored for feed.
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Logan
Jacob Mohler
Green Township
Whitcraft
Mrs. Fred Carpenter Taken to Columbus Hospital for Observation
Mrs. Fred Carpenter of South Logan was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday for observation. She was accompanied by her brother Dr. C. P. Swett of Sugar Grove.
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Logan
Fred Carpenter
South Logan
Columbus
C. P. Swett
Sugar Grove
Hand Infection From Thorn Puncture
George W. Christmann has suffered an infected left hand for several days after a thorn puncture. Medical treatment may be sought to prevent further complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George W. Christmann
City water works asks for extra engineer post
Logan city civil service commission certified no applications were received from within the city for the extra engineer at the water works plant. An examination had been scheduled that day and the eligibility list is exhausted, per Service Director R R Loomis.
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Logan
City Civil Service Commission
R. R. Loomis
Police Chief Lew Reynolds Loses Ruby Ring
Police Chief Lew Reynolds reported losing a ruby ring he wore for 20 years. The ring was a gift from Mrs. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Reynolds
Langsville Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs William Musser and son Rudy moved to Springfield for employment and will make their home there. Daisy Miller returns home after a three week visit with her niece Mrs J E Hull in Ocoee Florida. Woodrow Wilcox is ill with a severe cold. Evelyn Hill works in Rutland. Karl Knapp and family return home after weeks in Corning where Mr Knapp was employed. Rev Bolton of Rutland will speak at Langsville church next Sunday evening. Dorothy Ledlie visits sister Mrs Walter Kennan in Athens. Helen Taylor ill with sinus trouble. Mr and Mrs W G Davis and daughter Betty and a friend from Wellston with Mrs W F Wright of Pt Pleasant were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
William Musser
Rudy
Bolton
Rutland
Dorothy Ledlie
Walter Kennan
Athens
Helen Taylor
W. G. Davis
Betty
Wellston
W. FE. Wright
Pleasant
Dale Wright
Letart Falls
D. H. Sharpe
Texas
United Brethern
C. L. Thayer
Joseph Webster
Eureka
James Quick
Margaret
Syracuse
Floyd Chapman
Betty Amos
Maggie Pickens
Middleport
Dorothy Elizabeth Varian
Ohio
Florida
Helen
Isabel Brinker
Wheeling
Andrew Jacks
H. C. Alexander
Ravenswood
Martha McDermitt
Carl Brogle
H. B. Grimm
Earl
Albert Hill
E. P. Grimm
Detroit
Russell Wickline
J. D. Roush
C. E. Sheets
Bladen
Albert Sayre
Moriah
R. E. Grimm
British Toy Rush Feeds Christmas Demand
British factories across Great Britain employ skilled craftsmen to produce almost 20 million toys for Christmas, marking another major advance in the British toy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Logan Social Notes Christmas Party at Toy Home
Coeducational class of United Brethren Church met at Rev. John A. Toy home for a Christmas party. Harold Phelps sang Noel and Cantique Noel with Carl Spence. Becky Lou and Donna Lee Toy sang Holy Night. Annette Toy performed Cradle Hymn. Guests included Carl Spence and Thurman Sweazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
John A. Toy
Ralph Walker
Rev. Toy
Harold Phelps
Thurman Sweazy
Carl Spence
Toy
Carl Price
Helen
Lois Bright
Junia Club An Evening With Miss Jessie McManigal
The Junia Club was entertained by Miss Jessie McManigal Monday evening at her home with a 6 o'clock dinner. Yellow and white pompons decorated the dining room table and rose buds centered the small tables. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. John Wellman, Mrs. Anthony Toerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Club
Jessie McManigal
John Wellman
Anthony Toerner
Logan Santa Arrives Saturday Parade to Welcome Claus
Final plans by the Logan Chamber of Commerce set a 1:30 p m parade from Logan High School with the High School Band leading. Children wearing nursery rhyme or comic strip costumes will compete for awards totaling 21 dollars. Santa Claus, C H Reichley of South Bloomingville, will stay in Logan through Christmas Eve.
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Logan
Santa Claus
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Logan High School
C. H. Reichley
South Bloomingville
Jury Hearing Opens in Logan Paternity Case
In common pleas court Tuesday the Myrtle Guess versus Clifford Mason trial began with jurors impanelled and testimony heard on a paternity charge. The panel includes Mrs. Clara Cline Mrs. Edward Beougher Mrs. William Knapp Mrs. W S Stone Mrs. Byron Waldron Mrs. Harry J Stevenson Mrs. Frank Stevens Miss Clara Rulon Noel North Charles Kennard Ira Hillyer and Roscoe Harsh.
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Noel North
Charles Kennard
Ira Hillyer
Roscoe Harsh
Car sales rise in Logan as December totals hit 13
The Logan new car market shows a December uptick with three more units added on Tuesday bringing the monthly total to 13. Buyers are said to be anticipating the January 1 enforcement of a new certificate of title law.
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Logan
Eighth Grade Tops LOGAN Honor Roll for Six Weeks
The eighth grade led with 43.4 percent of its enrollment on the junior high honor roll for the second six weeks. The ninth grade followed at 50.1 percent, while the seventh grade accounted for 29.7 percent of the total enrollment.
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LOGAN
Logan Moler Placed Under Guard For Reckless Driving
Clyde Moler of Columbus was arrested by patrolmen A. F. Evans and C. D. Notestone on a charge of reckless driving. Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald, ill with influenza, fined him $10 and costs after he pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clyde Moler
Columbus
A. F. Evans
C. D. Notestone
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Harrington Class Holds Irene Church Meeting Evening
Harrington Class met Monday evening in the Presbyterian Church social rooms. Miss Lucille Oeffler presided. Carols were sung and Mrs. John McBroom led a devotional service. From the book Christmas in Many Lands Mrs. Winifred Engle read on Bethlehem England and France. Miss Florence Bort won a contest award and an exchange of gifts followed. Hostesses Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Kirby Snyder and Miss Elizabeth Collison served lunch. Mrs. Lawrence Willege attended as a guest.
Logan Personal Notices Highlight Local Departures and Returns
John W. McBroom returned home Wednesday from Muskegon Michigan where he attended a Norge electrical dealers convention. Miss Blanche Shriner who worked for C. and O Railroad at Walbridge has returned to Logan to spend the winter with her mother Mrs Ann Shriner.
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LOGAN
John W. McBroom
Muskegon
Mich
Norge Electrical
Blanche Shriner
Walbridge
Ann Shriner
Delta Theta Tau Plans Christmas Party For Dec 19
Delta Theta Tau Sorority met Monday night in the sorority rooms for a brief business session. They arranged a Christmas party to be held Sunday Dec 19 at 3 oclock with a covered dish supper and gift exchange. Hostesses Miss Lucille Alltop Miss Florence Powers and Miss Marjorie Brandt led games, with prizes won by Dorothy Wardwell Jean Weltner and Helen Rush. Members and pledges went to Blosser's for a chop suey lunch.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Lucille Alltop
Florence Powers
Marjorie Brandt
Dorothy Wardwell
Jean Weltner
Helen Rush
Blosser’s
Christmas Party Hosts Topsy-Turvy Club Meeting
Mrs. Fred Mowery hosted the Topsy-Turvy Club for a Christmas party on Monday. Officers were elected with Mrs. Larimer re-elected president, Mrs. Gould Mowery secretary, Mrs. Fred Mowery treasurer, and Mrs. Carl Hobbs vice president. Contests were won by Mrs. St. Clair and Mrs. Tignor. a grab-bag and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowery
Fred Mowery
Carl Larimer
Taylor Ridge Group Meets Friday Night
The Ladies Aid Society program at Taylor Ridge featured Mrs Ida Chalfant entertaining eleven members and a guest. President Mrs Cora Davis presided. Mrs Flora Harrison delivered the devotional and Christmas story. Officers elected included President Mrs Gladys Kempton and Vice President Mrs Emily Angeline.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Ida Chalfant
Cora Davis
Flora Harrison
Gladys Kempton
Lena Mulpas
Emily Angeline
Bertha Heffken
Charles Martin
Edward Bruce
Robert Tessane
Elpha Hooper
Lewisville
John Hooper
William Bulstron
Vern White
Millfield
John Davis
Carl Welling
Jacksonville
Emer Davis
Twelve See Cooperative Extension Meeting at New Straitsville
Twelve ladies attend a cooperative extension meeting at the M E Church in New Straitsville with Miss Margaret Crans of Somerset as demonstration agent. Also notes corrections on Frank Davis death, local illness, school absences, and a funeral at St Augustine Church for John Holleran with nine children surviving.
Marriage Report and Local Social Notes Albany Route 1
Miss Ethel Bolton and Richard Elliott announce their December 4 wedding in Catlettsburg Kentucky. The couple will reside at the A Z Minear farm. Revival services begin December 13 at Weaver Chapel led by Rev Green. Local visits include numerous friends and a Saturday party at the A Minear home for the Elliots. Ernest Rosser moved his family to the Martin farm on Airline Road near Albany.
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Albany
Catlettsburg
Ethel Bolton
Richard Elliott
Clarence Bolton
Wales Mill
Edna (Elliott) Gilson
A. Z. Minear
Green
Weaver Chapel
Vera Knowlton
G. W. Collins
Harley W. Collins
Lancaster
A. S. Collins
Vern
Junior
Joeann
Union Ridge
Byron Phillips
Nelsonville
Ernest Rosser
Edwin Zimmerman
Martin
Airline Road
Two Face Mayor Hearing held for DUI charges
Carl Dauben mier of near Rockbridge pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and requested a hearing after waiving a jury trial. William Kuhn was arraigned on resisting an officer, pleaded not guilty, and was directed to report at 7 tonight. Kuhn was arrested Saturday on West Hunter Street by patrolmen Evans and Notestone.
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West Hunter St
A. F. Evans
C. D. Notestone
Snow Delays Hocking County Land Survey
Work on the Hocking County agricultural conservation program land survey was halted by snowfall. Community committees began surveying a few days ago and will restart when weather allows. All farms will be surveyed, including those outside the program.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Kiwanis Play The Mysterious Mr Mason Show
Logan High School will host a Thursday evening performance of The Mysterious Mr Mason by a selected cast. It is the Kiwanis Club's fourth entertainment in a series to support the crippled children's fund for the coming year.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
Mr. Mason
Fire Destroys Rapp Home in Jacksonville
Fire at 4 30 to 5 o'clock Saturday wrecked the home of Mr and Mrs John Rapp in Jacksonville, starting in a closet from an overheated stove. No injuries are reported and the extent of the loss is not detailed.
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Rapp
Jacksonville
Coolville and Troy Social and Personal Roundup
Coolville and Troy social notes report fifth and sixth graders on Troy Schools honor roll: Betty Jo Humphrey Bernice Richardson Hilma Smith Marie Creamer Eloise Hughes Robert Perry Helen Perry Francis Skeels Marguerite Burdette Buford Findling Clarice Humphrey. Parkersburg hospital for Alex Morrison after critical surgery. Dana T Burns injured in Carthage farm wagon accident. Berea resident treated at home. Albany teams to play Troy at Troy gym Saturday. church attendance low due to weather and quarantine uncertainty.
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Coolville
Troy
Betty Jo Humphrey
Bernice Richardson
Hilma Smith
Marie Creamer
Eloise Hughes
Robert Perry
Helen Perry
Francis Skeels
Marguerite Burdette
Buford Findling
Clarice Humphrey
Alex Morrison
Parkersburg
Dana T. Burns
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Carthage
S. A. Stewart
Nan Weethee
Kananga
E. M. Daugherty
Albany
Troy Gymnasium
Deanna Durbin Stars in New Athena Feature 100 Men and a Girl
Deanna Durbin stars in Universal's 100 Men and a Girl opening at the Athena Theater. The comedy drama features conductor Leopold Stokowski with an “orchestra of 100 men.” Adolph Menjou plays the father, Mischa Auer adds comic music, and Alice Brady supports as a society patron backing the orchestra. The cast, crew, and a new recording method spotlight this 1930s star vehicle from Kos ter, Pastenak, Manning, Kenyon, and Kraly.
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Deanna Durbin
Universal
Athena Theater
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony
Deanna
Adolph Menjou
Alice Brady
Europe
Menjou
Eugene Pallette
Stokowski
Mischa Auer
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnes of Columbus visited the Glazes. Norman Will spent Monday at G. O. Will's. Miss Jean Gotschall of Dyesville works for Mrs. Morris. Howard Romine bought the George Sturgis farm. Mr. Sturgis is in a Columbus hospital for major surgery. Mrs. Paul Winn cared for her mother Mrs. Hart Lyons in Middleport and returned home Friday. F W and Mrs. Winn were called to Akron for their daughter Mrs. Martin Summers’s illness. Dexter Ladies Aid met at the Smith home near Dexter on Dec 1. Claude Dulaney and daughter of Dexter visited the Plummers. Mrs. O. E. Bratton and Betty spent Friday with Mrs. Nicholson and Evelyn. Holly and Guy Glaze of New Lima and Athens spent the weekend with the Glazes. Evelyn Nicholson resumed school after five weeks following appendicitis. Leroy Hutton near Fisher visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
M. E. Church
Margaret Crans
Somerset
Frank Davis
Davis
Margaret
Ruth Anne
David
Joan Davis
Myrtle Sharp
Sadie Ingram
Columbus
Nettie Grandy
William
Charles
Alex
Barberton
Abe
Cleveland
Charles Strain
Amelia Moodie
Justine Jones
Rolland Starr
Frank Starr
Gore
Fred Shilling
McConnelsville
Edward Burke
Rosemary
Nellie Peterson
Christine Abram
George Bird
Simeon Nihiser
Elkhart
Ind
Raymond Hoy
John Jacob
John Alexander
St. Augustine Church
Kellerman
Paul Barnes
W. L. Glaze
Norman Will
G. O. Will's
Jean Gotschall
Dyesville
G. F. Morris
Howard Romine
George Sturgis
Sturgis
Paul Winn
Claude Dulaney
Dexter
A. E. Plummer
O. E. Bratton
Betty
M. A. Nicholson
Evelyn
Holly Glaze
New Lima
Guy Glaze
Athens
V. L. Glaze
Evelyn Nicholson
Leroy Hutton
Fisher
Moon Coverage by United States Proposal
The plan suggests the United States would cover roughly a quarter of the moon. This implies significant involvement in lunar exploration and potential collaboration with international partners. The proposal highlights strategic importance for science and space policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Letart Falls Personal News
Local society notes list multiple visits and travels. Rev. D. H. Sharpe to preach at United Brethren Church. Families and individuals including Miss Betty Amos Miss Dorothy Varian and others are visiting relatives or relocating. Travel plans include a business trip to Florida and family moves to Wheeling and Detroit.
Farm Institute at Mt Hermon Opens
SHARPSBURG The Farmers' Institute opens at the Mt Hermon Church today and lasts through Thursday. Mt Hermon Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Asa Dille Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harry Aldrige spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Thomas McAfee. Vinton Beard Spring Valley spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Henthorn. He also visited Mr and Mrs Joe Beard. Mrs Bernard Walker visiting her parents since Thanksgiving returned to Columbus Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bartoe Wellston spent Sunday with their son Mr and Mrs William Bartoe. Mrs Hannah Bardin remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Strode
Columbus
Bartoe
Wellston
William Bartoe
Hannah Bardin
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Logan Legion
South
Job
Lanesville
Kenneth Graham
Salina
Kan
Chicago
Bullet
Kenneth
Robert Work
Ann Weisman
J. D. Sanderson
Emma Becker
Currier
Mr. Ives
Taylor Ridge Group
John Rapp
Enid Cox
W.C.T.U
Ada Lent
H. O. Davis
P.T.A
Leona Nicholas
M. M. Bryson
Jacksonville Trimble
Joseph Judson
Judson
Mae von Scheele
Charles Hoisington
Arthur Lowery
L. A. Morrison
Verda
Barbara
Ida McDaniel
Andrew Wallace
Hettie Rambo
John Johnson
Ralph Wolfe
Dorothy Sowers
Richard Jago
Amesville
P. E. Roberts
New Marshfield
Frank Rabe
Fifth St
Ladies Democratic Club
George Swindell
Eliza Robinson
Emma Woodgerd
Harold Woodgerd
East Fultonham
A. R. Woodgerd
Epworth League
M. E
Coolville and
New Athena
Counsel
Otto Kruger
Doug Montgomery
Jacqueline Wells
Lovely Deanna
Eal
March of
Arnold Johnson
Adolphe Menjou
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