Uneventful Christmas Observed in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant Christmas Day passed quietly with early store closings and modest celebrations. Santa distributed sweets to about 250 children as singers led by William H. Van Horn performed from a GM Equipment Co public address system. Prizes for best home decorations were awarded by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and local hardware firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Fourth Street Park
Santa Claus
William H. van Horn
GM Equipment Co
Carolina Lumber and Supply Co
H. E. Costen
Park Drive
Chamber of Commerce
Louis V. Mueller
Marquette Ave
Firestone
Farmers Hardware
William H. Bardin
Jefferson Blvd
L. S. Carrick
J. French Bailey
Pleasant St
Lester Hudson
27Th St
Camp Conley plant to open early for Kana furniture
Kana wha Maple Furniture Co. received all equipment for the new Camp Conley plant. L. D. Icard says shipments of materials will begin next week as seven former national guard buildings under one roof provide factory space. The central heating plant is completed and in operation. Seard expects to rent space for another factory nearby soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Maple Furniture Co
Pope Brothers and Others
Parkersburg
Camp Conley
L. D. Icard
Point Pleasant Products Co
Icard
National Guard
Seard
Fight Results From Argument Over Fare
Walter Tomaszek, 25, remained in serious condition at St. Alexis Hospital after a confrontation with a streetcar conductor over fare in Cleveland. Police report Tomaszek was battered with a steel seat and an iron stove handle and stabbed in the left leg with a knife, risking a skull fracture and severed artery. Conductor Marvin Booker, 31, was treated for a facial cut and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter Tomaszek
St. Alexis Hospital
E. 55Th
Tomaszek
Marvin Booker
21 Persons Baptized In Kanawha River
Point Pleasant ministers closed a revival at Mt. Union Church near Pliny reporting 34 conversions, 28 joining the church and 21 baptized in the Kanawha River on the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha River
Point Pleasant
L. D. Icard
William Higgins
Mt. Union Church
Pliny
Fire damages auto in front of Morrison Department Store
Volunteer fire department answered a 6 40 p m Christmas Day call and found a sedan afire in front of Morrison Department Store. The blaze damaged only the car wiring. Owner’s name was not ascertained. West Virginia license 126250 displayed on the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Morrison Department Store
West Virginia
Edwards and Jones Obtain Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Jackson Benson Edwards and Marie Opal Jones of Hickory Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jackson Benson Edwards
Marie Opal Jones
Hickory Chapel
Fatal taxi crash claims Pearl Stevenson in New Boston
Pearl Stevenson, 39, died after his taxicab skidded on a slippery pavement and crashed in New Boston early today. The incident occurred in Portsmouth and involved police and emergency responders investigating the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Pearl Stevenson
New Boston
Candlelight Services Planned at St Pauls Church New Haven
Candlelight services will be held Wednesday at 11 p.m. in St. Pauls Lutheran Church New Haven. The choir will perform The First Noel and O Holy Night. Sermon by George C. Werrick student supply pastor entitled Joy to the World Our Lord Has Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George C. Werrick
Wedding Follows Christmas Eve Altar Within Treadway Home
A Christmas evening double ring wedding joined Miss Betty Jane Treadway and Mr. John William Davidson in Point Pleasant. The ceremony, read by Rev. C. G. Billups, featured Miss Audry Brown as maid of honor and Luther Davidson as best man. The couple, with ties to Gallipolis and Huntington, plan residence in Gallipolis after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leona Treadway
Main St
Betty Jane Treadway
John William Davidson
Emmett Davidson
First St
Gallipolis
C. G. Billups
June Reiker
John McNeill
Audry Brown
Luther Davidson
George J. Wetherholt
Four Injured In Gallipolis Traffic Collision
On Route 141 near Gallipolis two-vehicle crash left four injured and sent all to Holzer Hospital. George Ehaman 55 suffered a fractured pelvis after his pickup was struck by Henry Allison 40. Carlyn G Allison 11 and Ronald Lee Allison 9 were in the other car with injuries. John Andrews jailed after his southbound car ran off Route 323 in Rio Grande, hitting two gas pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
State Highway Patrol
George Ehaman
Gallipolis
Henry Allison
Northup
Allison
Carlyn G. Allison
Ronald Lee Allison
John Andrews Hurt
Rio Grande
Graves and Brown
J R Persinger Dies at Home in Gallipolis
John Robert Persinger a C and O trackman died suddenly at home from a heart attack while breakfasting before work. Funeral plans await arrival of his wife and son from Pittsfield Mass. He was a World War I veteran and is survived by his wife son daughter Irene of Pittsfield, his mother Lucy Harris Persinger four sisters and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Robert Persinger
C&o
Millers Home
Officer Plans Resignation from Reserve Officers Association
Major Oliver G. Lyle tendered his resignation due to ill health. Colonel Charles P. Smith urged him to remain and offered to appoint the Ohio River District vice president to cover his area for the rest of the administrator’s term, hoping for his return to health by the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Oliver G. Lyle
Reserve Officers Association
Charles P. Smith
Columbus
Lyle
Ohio River District
Snow Strikes Gallipolis Area After Mild Christmas
Snow covered Gallipolis area Thursday night turning streets and highways icy and treacherous. Air travel remained fair with visibility up to three miles as winter weather affected travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Two Hundred Attend Gallipolis Elks Christmas Dance
Two hundred couples attended the Elks Christmas dance on Thursday night in Gallipolis. Out of town guests joined local attendees as pine decorations added festive cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Girl Quarantined for Scarlet Fever in Gallipolis
Nine year old Joan Lambert daughter of Mrs Bernice Lambert quarantined by the county health department for scarlet fever Attaches said her condition seemed good in Gallipolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Joan Lambert
Bernice Lambert
County Health Department
Pedestrian Fatalities Reported in Sandusky and Nearby Route
A 76 year old Joseph Scala of the Erie County Home died from injuries after being struck by a car in Sandusky. In a separate incident 69 year old Stanley Dekine of Huron was killed by another automobile along U S Routes 2 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky (P
Joseph Scala
Erie County
Stanley Dekine
Huron
U.S
Lindbergh Arrives in Shanghai on Pan Am Business
Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in Shanghai during an Asia tour for Pan American World Airways after a stop in Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Pan American World Airways
Hong Kong
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported Across Harrisonville
Thanksgiving visits filled local homes as Newark resident Charles Paynter joined grandparents in town while others, including the Dye and Waggoner families, hosted dinners and overnights. Guests came from Dayton Ironton Columbus McConnelsville and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Charles Paynter
Newark
W. A. Dye
Henry Waggoner
Clair Waggoner
Hiel French
Jack Warner
Jackson
Cecil Blackwood
Dayton
Black
Clayton Waggoner
Cheryl
Columbus
Mr. Waggoner
H. M. Waggoner
Harley Carr
Earnest ‘Carr
Rachel
Donna
Almaf Atkins
Fox Bounty Boosted In Four Counties
The fox bounty in Erie, Seneca, Sandusky and Huron counties rises to six dollars per fox from three. Joseph Walker, Sluron County game warden, said the increase is announced today. Milan Brewing Co of Milan, Erie County, adds a three dollar extra bounty for foxes killed in the four county area beyond the county commissioners’ bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
Huron
Joseph Walker
Sluron
Milan Brewing Co
Milan
Erie County
Seven Die in Hotel Fire in Orange Texas
Seven people died in a night hotel fire in Orange Texas with nine teen guests registered and 13 in the building when the blaze started at 11 45 p m Fire Chief Barker estimated 50 000 damage and listed four identified victims including Junious O Carter W L Jordan Bill Douglas Ralph Slade and Early Gisler The owner Mrs Siska Sikes said 19 lived there and a taxi driver spotted the blaze
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Tex
Junious O. Carter
Pennsylvania
W. L. Jordan
Tampa
Fla
Bill Douglas
Ralph Slade
Infant Siamese Twins Die on Christmas Day
The Speer Siamese twins died on Christmas Day 27 days after birth in Indianapolis. The boys joined at the tops of their heads were born by Caesarian section to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Speer. They lived head to head in an incubator and shared brain tissue. doctors said surgery would be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Speer
Edward Speer
Indiana University Medical Center
Parolee Wounded After Alarm Triggers Capture
In Cleveland a paroled convict Frank S. Bonskowski 29 was wounded and captured after a home made burglar alarm at Western Reserve Laboratories awakened manager Nathan Stern. Bonskowski was paroled February 1946 from Ohio Penitentiary after serving four years of a 1 to 15 year assault to rob sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Western Reserve Laboratories
Frank S. Bonskowski
Ohio Penitentiary
Nathan R. Stern
Reverend Turner Injured In Wreck Near Hamden
The Rev. C B Turner high school teacher at Vinton Rural School suffered knee chest bruises and lacerations when he swerved to avoid a crossing dog. His 1941 Chevrolet left the road went over a bank into a ditch near the Leland Webb residence Route 160 Hamden. A knee operation followed at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
C. B. Turner
Vinton Rural School
Leland Webb
Route 160
Hamden
Turner
Holzer Hospital
Kessler
Vinton Rural
Vinton Township
Christmas party hosted by Mildred Roush in Letart Falls
Mrs Mildred Roush entertained the WSCS with a Christmas party on December 9. Twenty three guests attended and exchanged gifts as mystery sisters were revealed. A buffet luncheon was served. Nearby, Mrs Olden Thaxton and Mrs Charles Sayre traveled to Marietta on business. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson of Pomeroy, with Mrs Earl Robinson caring for mother and baby this week. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs Howard Carpenter on December 7 hosted by Mr and Mrs James Carpenter with guests including Mr and Mrs Wilson Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Wayne Carpenter, Mrs Arthur Johnson, and Sonny and Gilbert Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Mildred Roush
Letart Falls
WSCS
Mystery Sisters
Olden Thaxton
Charles Sayre
Marietta
Edward Robinson
Pomeroy
Earl Robinson
Howard Carpenter
James Carpenter
Wilson Carpenter
Wayne Carpenter
Belpre
Arthur Johnson
Sonny and
Gilbert Merredith
Parkersburg
W.va
Earl Shank
Marshal Faces Shooting Count in Lebanon
Deputy marshal George Robertson 35 was charged with shooting to kill police chief George Girton 36 in Lebanon. Sheriff Gerald W. Couden said the early morning incident occurred as they searched a man’s car after an intoxication arrest and Robertson reportedly stated You can’t do that before firing a point blank shot into Girton’s upper lip. Girton remains in serious condition at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couden
Robertson
Girton
Former Lutheran Leader Dies on Christmas Day
The Rev. Howard E. Dunmire, 54, died in Springfield Ohio on Christmas Day and will be buried in Wanatta Licking County, where he served as the first Lutheran pastor. He was former president of the Central and Eastern Synods of the United Lutheran Church in Ohio and recently left Wittenberg College after public relations work since 1942. His pastorates included East Canton and Warren. he was born in Armstrong County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Howard E. Dunmire
Wanatta
Licking County
Central and Eastern
United Lutheran Church In
Ohio
Dunmire
Wittenberg College
East Canton
Warren
Armstrong County
Navy Balloons Bear Christmas Thanks
In Lebanon Ohio three U S Navy weather balloons carrying letters to heaven were released by Otterbein Home for Orphans and Aged Persons residents. Dr J R Overmiller the superintendent said the letters thanked the Navy for Christmas gifts and blessings received by the homes 300 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
U.S. Navy
Otterbein
J. R. Overmiller
United Brethren Church
Toll in Holy Land War Rises to 354 Since Nov 29
In Jerusalem strays shot dead a three year old Jewish girl in a crib and a 70 year old Jewish woman as communal fighting continued. Five others died, lifting the toll to 354 since the UN partition decision on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jerusalem
United Nations
Palestine
Cleveland Area Nears National Guard Unit Move
Col Albert E Henderson of the 50th Ordnance Group in Cleveland said he received verbal approval from Maj Gen Chester W Goble in Columbus to proceed with arrangements for a National Guard unit in neighboring Chagrin Falls by the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Albert E. Henderson
50Th Ordnance Group
Central Armory
Chester W. Goble
Columbus
Local Society Christmas Plans and Community Notes
Letart Falls events include Christmas parties for the East Letart Missionary Society and Golden Rule class at local homes. WSCS meets Friday. Youth Fellowship gathers Monday at the Community Hall. Numerous visits and family updates from Letart Falls residents are noted along with a Christmas oyster supper for Ohio Valley Grange on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
O. G. Shields
Mable Shields
East Letart Missionary Society
Tojo Defends War as Self Preservation at Trial
Hideki Tojo testified at the war crimes trial that Japan fought the war in self defense as a last resort. The former premier claimed responsibility for Japan's defeat but said he did not believe the war could be judged a crime by the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Five Crewmen Injured In Florida Rail Mishap
A Florida east coast passenger train collided with a freight train early today in Miami injuring five crew members. Fourteen railroad cars were demolished or badly damaged. J. R. Ashworth of Miami, the passenger train engineer, escaped death and was hospitalized in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
J. R. Ashworth
Portland News Highlights Local Visits and a Collision
Mrs. Van McDade visited her daughter in Hinton West Virginia. Margaret Deem of Fast Liverpool spent December 7 with Mrs. Kathleen Ward. A car collision near Pomeroy on December 4 injured Rev Charles Cecil, his wife, and passengers. Mr Cecil was unconscious and treated at Holzer Hospital. Mrs Cecil stayed with Gladys Gibson in Pomeroy. Mrs. Cecil was told December 9 that her granddaughter Danny is to have hospital tests after the holidays. Danny’s father Lt. Dan Murphy died in World War II. Wilkie Larson returned to work on the Lehigh after a two month vacation in Cincinnati. Charles Ward vacationed with his family from Dravo. Herman Kelch of Parkersburg visited. William and Annie Talbott returned from Steubenville and Bellaire. Annie Price visited relatives in Pittsburgh. Clara Larson spent Wednesday with John and family near Racine. Mr and Mrs John Sarson and daughter Gloria visited with Mrs Sarson’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
van McDade
Gerald Ours
Hinton
W. Va
Margaret Deem
Liverpool
Kathleen Ward
Charles Cecil
Billie
Okey Paynter
Aleta Parsons
Pomeroy
Cecil
Wilkie Larson
Cincinnati
Lehigh
Charles Ward
Herman Kelch
Parkersburg
William Talbott
Steubenville
Bellaire
Annie Price
Ladies Aid Christmas Party At Home Of Mrs Trussel
The Bashan Ladies Aid held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs Stanley Trussel with 29 attendees. Numerous local families were noted as visiting relatives and hosting guests across several towns including Ra cine Pomeroy Parkersburg and Columbus, as listed in the day’s social notes.
Visitors and neighbors gather in Lottridge area
Reciprocal calls trace visits among Lottridge residents and neighbors. The Frost Warner and Allen families hosted guests including Mrs. Archer and Barbara Sue, with trips to Lancaster and war friend blueprints. Local families also helped butcher hogs and hosted relatives from Athens and nearby towns.
Markets in Cincinnati Divestock Report
Hogs receipts moderate after holidays with price gains across weights. Cattle and calves show uneven yet firm to higher price levels, with steers, heifers, and bulls quoted in wide ranges. pork and sheep markets also feature higher quotes and limited receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Prices for Eggs Poultry Butter and Potatoes Listed
Cincinnati market notes list consumer grades for eggs including U S A large 675 and 61 wholesale, A medium 594, A small 524. poultry prices show heavy 5 lbs and over 30 under 5 lbs 25 and fryers 40. butter prints 85 to 86. potatoes range 3.00 to 5.25 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
U.S. A
Thanksgiving visits extend to many local families
Mr and Mrs Garfield Watts hosted Thanksgiving Day guests including sons daughters and their families from Huntington Proctorville Nitro Coldwater Detroit and Huntington W Va Also visits by Mrs Allie Sims and Morgan Sutter Proctorville and Paul Williams Harmonyville Pa Plus health updates on John Holston and others and notes on illness Faye Hall and Kathryn Rankin mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Garfield Watts
Hershel Call
Karen
Nitro
W. Va
Ernest Watts
Vera Watts
Coldwater
Mich
Walter Watts
Detroit
Ruby Adams
Pearly Johnson
Audrey
John
Jerry
Huntington
Allie Sims
Morgan
Bertha Sheets
Clarence Sheets
Columbus
Phyllis Williamson
Cambridge
Warren Sheets
Ada
Ray Scarbrough
Doris Ann Bickle
Conneaut Lake
Community Notes from Racine and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. E W Cooper of Negley spent a weekend en route to Florida with their niece and husband Mr and Mrs Owen Watson. Mrs B F Turner of Pomeroy and Mrs Royal Thomas visited the Watsons. The Rev and Mrs DeLoss Smith were entertained with a turkey dinner at Jackson by the Rev and Mrs Fowler. Mrs Lulu Wolfe returned to Parkersburg W V after visiting Sibyl Miles. Christmas plans are under way for Racine Methodist Church events on December 20. Bert Brigett and grandson Jon Lott were guests of W B Cross. Church women sewed for foreign relief at the church annex. The Dorcas Ladies Class of the Brethren Church met to dress dolls for the Brethren Church Home. Mr and Mrs Emil Eynon of Middleport visited their parents. Pauline Hart was a business visitor in Middleport. Mr and Mrs Robert Roush and daughter Barbara Jeane of Athens visited the Roushes in Racine. Mr and Mrs A B Cross and son Earl were business visitors in Huntington W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
John Ord
Pomeroy
WSCS
O. M. Cramlett
Methodist
H. B. Grimm
Earl
E. P
Grimm
Washington
L. D. Webb
Francis Webb
Janice
J. E. Grimm
W. E Wilson
Betty
D. E. Grimm
C. M. Ashley
Canton
E. E. Ashley
Co. D. Adams
E. F. Spencer
Bob Adams
Chicago
Floyd
Joey Hill
East Liverpool
Albert Hill
E. Norris
H. E. Lloyd
Norris Lloyd
H. G. Roush
Nadine
G. A. Roush
Piqua
Robert Burchner
Columbus
Solon Butcher
Jerry
Cleveland
Emma Sargent
Faithful Circle
Alice Balser
Ohio Valley Grange
Herbert Shields
Herbert Roush
Mary Roush
Eileen Buck
W. E. Wilson
Ceres
Earl Robinson
Flora
Hobart Harman
Pomona
Gladys Shields
Henry Balser
Parkersburg
W. Va
Racine Methodist Church
Bert Brigett
Jon Lott
W. B. Cross
Brethren Church
Dorcas
Bert Bridgett
Emil Eynon
Middleport
Arthur Buck
Reid Eynon
Pauline Hart
Robert Roush
Barbara Jeane
Athens
Arthur Roush
Racine
A. B. Cross
Huntington
James F Murphy Chicago police reporter dies at 71
James F Murphy longtime Chicago Times police reporter and editor who served the paper since its 1929 founding has died at age 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James F
Jimmy) Murphy
Chicago Times
Luxury Liner to Depart San Francisco on Maiden Voyage
America's newest luxury liner the 23500 ton SS President Cleveland departs tomorrow at noon on its maiden voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu and the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
President Cleveland
Honolulu
Local items from Crown City and surrounding areas
Mrs Otis Sims recovering from back injury underwent an operation at Holzer Hospital. Crown City School pupils present a Christmas program December 19 at 1 o clock in the school auditorium. Mrs Maude Halley convalescing from a severe cold at her daughter Lettie Halley’s Gallipolis home hosted visitors including Stanley Watts and others. Eustace Daniels of Union Sand and Gravel Co fell from a barge into the river but swam to safety. Mrs Alfred Ashworth begins making chenille bedspreads and plans to open a shop in Huntington. Rome High School sophomores attended a party hosted by the student council headed by president Jimmy Loekhart. locals Ruth Hineman Naomi Swain Franklin Garlic Jack Williams and Charles Sims also attended. Mrs Don Bailey and Mrs Clarice Church were prize-winners in a radio contest. Mrs Stanley Watts had an eye operation at the Gallipolis Clinic. Kathryn Rankin was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Otis Sims
Holzer Hospital
Crown City School
Maude Halley
Lettie Halley
Gallipolis
Stanley Watts
Kathryn Rankin
Harold Haner
Vinton Rankin
Charlotte
Terry Burd
Glenn Soles
David
Bidwell
James Watts
Eustace Daniels
Union Sand and Gravel Co
Alfred Ashworth
Huntington
Rome High School
Jimmy Loekhart
Ruth Hineman
Naomi Swain
Franklin Garlic
Jack Williams
Charles Sims
Don Bailey
Clarice Church
Christmas Pageant at Methodist Church Plans
Apple Grove presents a pageant of nations and Santa Claus under Mrs. Mildred Roush at the Methodist Church on Christmas Eve. The WSCS last meeting will occur Tuesday evening with quarterly and annual reports. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blaine of Butler Pennsylvania and Mrs. Eugene Slaughter of Cottageville West Virginia. Recent movers include Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hayman to the Ross Norris property from Willow Grove West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Santa Claus
Mildred Roush
Methodist Church
WSCS
Homer Blaine
Butler
Eugene Slaughter
Cottageville
W. Va
Charles Sayre
Ward Hayman and
Ross Norris
Willow Grove
Early Roush
E. C. Clark
O. G. Shields
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
Earl Shank
Parkersburg
James Shank
Jack Shank
Jane Sanborn
Athens
E. C. Shank
Also Mentioned on This Page
PT. Pleasant News
Eagles Club
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
Walden Roush
Iva
Emma Wise
Charles Wise
Luca Yost
Dover Apartments
James E. McComb
Bertha Filson
Hilda Pinkston
Charleston
Helen Ziehe
Hollywood
A. P. Bells
Deland
May. Withers
Clifton Forge
C. T. Withers
C. H. Withers
Miss Withers
Dr. Withers
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
E. E. Heiner
William F. Machiis
E. J. Somervilles
Jessie Mossman
Sixth St
George Somerville
Nora Somerville
Elmore Mossman
Peggy
Thelma Jane
Donovan Woodall
Deer River
Minn
Sherwood Costen
Ohio River Road
F. G
Raymond Musgrave
Raymond Gerald
John P. Sayre
Herbie
Hartford
F. G. Musgrave
Charles E. Musgrave
O. H. Wolfe
Liberty
Loretta
Raymond Musgraves
Lincoln Ave
Monroe Bush, Jr
Emma Burnside
Andrew Leishman
St. Albans
Naida
Syracuse
N. Y.) University
W. A. Brown
Beverly
Eugene Chapman
Connie
Mervin Chapman
Viand St
John Glass
Sand Hill Road
Dayton Carter
Nowlan Carter
Carter
K. P. Nowlan
Hogsett
Millard Lane
Waco
Texas
Alice Bradshaw
Fifth St
Earl H. Arnett
Hugh Curry
Elmer Plymale
Gallipolis Ferry
W. S. Hyre
Georgia Martin
John Carpenter
Nell Gugel
Edward Strong
James Sturgeon
Waugh
Ralph Watson
Joan
Baltimore
J. E. Costelow
Bobby
Tommy
Morgantown
Dorothy Watson
Miss Watson
Mr. Watson
Costelow
J. R. Persinger
Lindbergh
Jean Pierce
Dennison
Ardath Pierce
Ohio University
Laurence Barnes
Patty
Harold
Eddie
Wales Mills
Charles Williams
Harry
Wellston
Vernon Pierce
McArthur
C. L. Pierce
Robert Jeffers
Ft. Knox
A. J. Jeffers
William Long
Wilkesville
J. W. Wells
Gene Tribbey
Hunter Hill
Gladys Pierce
Navy
Tojo
Florida
Bashan
Carl Lee
Michel Bentz
Bentz
Harry Londrick
Chester
Paul Orr
Leo Eddy
Clayton Jones
Grover
Connie Kay Morarity
George Baer
Mary McKay
Lottridge
George Garrett
Wolf Summit
Mary Alice Allen
Garrett
Lancaster
Gordon Collins
Charles
Near Success
Vern Bernard
Guysville
Harold Swisher
Farm Bureau of
Glenn Swisher
Swisher
E. W. Swisher
Russell Archer
C. M. Warner
Warner
Charles Robinson
Linda
Ira Robinson
Ira Cogar
Robinson
Eleanor Allen
L. H. Allen
Allen
Sree
Nathan J. Smith
RF D
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
BE. Carpenter St
Chrysler
R.&h
Jimmy Murphy
Plymouth
Athens Willys CO
W. Washington Street
Athens, Ohio
Diai
Dick McDaniel
Carbondale
Don Gabriel
FORD
Edward Jolley
New Marshfield Rt. 1
Oldsmobile
Hillsboro
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