School Board Studies Building Plans and Diploma Proposals
Nelsonville board reviews the elementary school building program approved by voters last fall. Diplomas may be granted to two former students upon meeting specific American History and Government credits. Library board member reappointed. spring football practice approved. kindergarten entry testing planned. regional administrators meetings noted. bills totaling $1497.11 and $1295.67 paid from general and lunch funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Board of Education
C&o i
Supt. Co. Gray
Max Auflick
USAF
Ohio University
Joan Tanguy
Warren
Ohio
James F. Shumaker
Public Library Board
Board
Boy Scouts Will Receive Presentation in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the annual charter presentation program for the Boy Scouts will be held Friday at 7 p m in the Pythian Building troop rooms. Dr Charles Randall of Ohio University district Scout commissioner will present the charter to C Roy Tomlinson chairman of the troop committee. Leaders are Scoutmaster Wilbur D Mender and Assistant Scoutmaster Larry Crothers. A mothers committee will handle refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Building
Charles Randall
Ohio University
Roy ‘Tomlinson
Wilbur D. Mender
Larry Crothers
Nelsonville Man Dies In Dayton After Illness
Pearl Call 67 of Dayton and formerly of Nelsonville died February 7 after a five month illness. He worked for Frigidaire in the research department. Surviving are his wife Helen Miller Call two stepsons and two stepdaughters of Dayton four brothers William Call Nelsonville Carm Babe Clyde and Carl Call Dayton and two sisters Jessie and Lenna Call Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pearl Call
Dayton
Call
Frigidaire
Helen Miller Call
William It Call
Carm
Babe
Clyde
Carl Call
Jessie
Lenna Call
Patient Returned From Columbus Hospital
Gerald Wal lace of Nelsonville, treated in a Columbus hospital for seven weeks, has been returned by ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital in this city. His condition is reported as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald Wallace
Columbus
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Creomulsion Ad Warns Of Cough Dangers And Treatment
An advertisement warns that a persistent cough from a cold may lead to chronic bronchitis if untreated. It touts Creomulsion to soothe throat and chest, loosen phlegm, and aid natural healing, noting no narcotics and a children’s version in pink and blue packaging.
Greyhounds Begin In SEC Tournament
Nelsonville Greyhounds meet Chauncey Blue Devils in the first round of the SEC Non County tournament at the OU gym in Athens. Tickets available at the principal's office until Friday 4 p.m. The tournament involves ten teams with four advancing to the district Class B tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Chauncey Blue Devils
Ohio
Athens
J. K. Kinneer
SEC
Somerset Holy Trinity
Glouster
New Lexington
New Boston
Chillicothe
Central Catholic
Crookaville
Portsmouth
Notre Dame
New
Lexington St. Aloysius
Chauncey
Ohio University
Athens High School
Middleport
Nelsonville Pythian Sisters name officers and plan events
At a regular Nelsonville meeting of the Pythian Sisters Mrs Nelle Patton presided. New officers include Nellie Patton Violet Hollenbaugh Kathryn Herrold Flossie Cope Clara Bateman and others. The group announced February 24 as an important session and noted many upcoming events including anniversaries and a charter member birthday.
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Pythian Sisters
Nelle Patton
Flossie Cope
Violet Hollenbaugh
Ohio
Anna Baine
Betty Davis
Juanita Hawk
Nellie Patton
Kathryn Herrold
Clara Bateman
Louise Pearce
Susie Wallace
Catherine Herrold
Louise
Driver Pleads Guilty To Unsafe Operation
Nelsonville Thomas F. Davidson of Canal Winchester Route 1 pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor Earlee's court to operating an unsafe motor vehicle on a state highway. He was fined $10 and costs and committed to the county jail pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Thomas F. Davidson
Canal Winchester
Earlee
Buchtel Man Named Farm Bureau Manager in Syracuse
Nelsonville, Robert George Bookman, long time accounting staffer at Farm Bureau Insurance in Columbus, was named manager of accounts for Farm Bureau offices in Syracuse New York. A 27 year old Buchtel High School graduate, he served two years in the Marines at Parr Island and earned a business administration degree from Bryant College in Providence in 1950. He and his wife with three children resided at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert George Bookman
Farm Bureau Insurance
Columbus
Farm Bureaus
Syracuse
Mr. Bookman
Buchtel High School
Parr Island
Bryant College
Providence
R. I
Lincoln
Weather Cold Strains Church Services and Local Visits
No services at the Methodist Church due to furnace trouble and freezing weather. Sunday low reached 14 below. WSCS met at Mrs. Betty Woods home. Visitors included Rep. L. M. Cooley and wife from Albany Route 1. Local residents Warren Ross of Athens and Hugh Egleberry who had influenza illness returned to work at the McArthur brick plant. Mrs. Ernest Atkinson checked at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Mrs. George Cram, hip fracture victim, hospitalized in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. James Hinslee and children visiting relatives in Creole. Everett McKibben and wife were in Logan recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ross
Athens
Hugh Egleberry
McArthur
Ernest Atkinson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
George Cram
Columbus
James Hinslee
Creole
Everett McKibben
Logan
James
Mary-Martha Group to Meet at 8 P M Thursday
The Mary-Martha Group of the Christian Church meets Thursday at 8 p m at 224 Washington St home of Mrs William Mechem. Mrs Juanita Barber serves as devotional leader and Mrs Jeanette Barber presents the program. Members are asked to bring items for the Silent Auction.
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The
Christian Church
William Mechem
Washington St
Mra
Juanita Barber
Jeanette Barber
Springfield Baptist Choir Recital at Nelsonville High School
Wiley Chapel A M E Church sponsors a 33 voice Springfield Baptist Choir recital at Nelsonville High School auditorium on Sunday February 27 at 6 30 pm. Proceeds support the local church building and repair fund. Tickets from congregation members. The Rev E J Tann is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Chapel
Poplar St
Springfield Baptist Choir
Nelsonville High School
E. J. Tann
Garden Club rummage sale planned at Legion building
Garden Club members plan a rummage sale at the Legion building Friday evening and Saturday. Members or club friends with items to donate are asked to leave them with Mrs. Arly Fiske at W. Columbus Street by noon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Legion Building
Arly Fiske
W. Columbus St
York Grange 2436 Meets Friday at Grange Hall
York Grange 2436 will convene Friday at 8 p m in the Grange Hall. The serving committee includes Mr and Mrs James Huddy Mr and Mrs Victor Dixon Mr and Mrs Arthur Klinebriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
Grange Hall
James Huddy
Victor Dixon
Arthur Klinebriel
Circle 3 Meeting Set by WSCS Woman’s Society
Circle 3 of the WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. Eva Davis’s home on E Columbus Street Thursday at 7 30 p m Members are asked to bring contest point cards to this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Courtney
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Eva Davis
E. Columbus St
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births Admits Dismissals
Birth Mr and Mrs Ralph Hill New Straitsville a daughter. Admitted Mrs Dolores Nixon Deanville Alonzo Lehman Route 3 Miss Lynn Lewis Nelsonville Mrs Hazel Farmer Nelsonville. Joseph Weaver Stewart Sam Johnson Trimble Russell Adams Nelsonville. Mrs Helen Rutter Logan Route Archie S Harris Nelsonville Route 1 Charles Burleigh Guysville Route 2 Dismissed Mrs Gale McCabe New Lexington Ray Berry Lo Mrs Jo Ann Sagabert Nelsonville Mrs Kathryn Mills Hayden Mrs Catherine Hess Nelson Mrs Alberta Wilson Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Nixon
Deanville
Alonzo Lehman
Lynn Lewis
Nelsonville
Hazel Farmer
Joseph Weaver
Stewart
Sam Johnson
Trimble
Russell Adams
Helen Rutter
Logan
Gale McCabe
New Lexington
Ray Berry
Jo Ann Sagabert
Kathryn Mills
Haydenville
Catherine Hess
Alberta Wilson
Ice causes cellar blaze in North Adams home
Ice formation blamed for a north Adams cellar fire at the Laughlin residence. Officials say ice fell from the roof, struck a utility wire, and triggered a short circuit in the basement ceiling. Focused damage prompted no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Antoinette Laughlin
Kruis Camp Aide With Lambert Family For Burned Twin
Mrs Verna Kruis and her son Larry stay with Lawrence Lambert and family to help care for the severely burned twin from earlier incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Kruiscamp
Larry
Lawrence Lambert
Weekend Visits Across Cities Mentioned By Local Family
Mrs Irene Yackson and grandson spent the weekend in Cincinnati with her daughter and his mother Mrs Ray North. Mr and Mrs Fred Yarvis were business callers in Columbus recently. Mr and Mrs Charlie House cared for the children of Mr and Mrs Fred Yarvis while they were in Columbus. Mr and Mrs John Rawlings were callers of Mrs Dailey Wood recently. Mrs Gladys Major was a recent caller of her sister Mrs Dailey Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Yackson
Cincinnati
Ray North
Fred Yarvis
Columbus
Charlie House
John Rawlings
Dailey Wood
Gladys Major
Plans Detailed for TB Hospital's Construction in Nelsonville
Rotary Club hears outline of the new State Hospital to be built in Nelsonville starting in spring. Robert W. Stuart of the Ohio Department of Health describes a three floor facility with outpatient and bed care, costing about 1.5 million dollars. The federal government will cover about one third, with construction to begin roughly 40 days after bids are invited. Title transfer from Forest Service nearing completion. Guests included Mayor Farr Hilleary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Hospital
Rotary Club
Robert W. Stuart
Division of Hospital Facilities
Ohio Department of Health
Dan A. Carmichael
Stuart
Ohio
Fed
Eral
Washington
Forest Service Department
State of
Camp Nelson
Rotary
Farr Hilleary
Victory Oakley
Ward Phillips
New Haven Women Plan Club Committees
A New Haven group met at Mrs. Paul Powell s home to organize a women s club. A nominating committee and a constitution and by laws committee were named with several members listed. Attendees included Mrs. Powell and others. nearby residents and visitors also attended related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Paul Powell
Garden Club Welcomes New Member At Meeting
The New Haven Garden Club met at the Lutheran Church social rooms with Mrs. Paul Henderson and others hosting. Mrs. William Chisler was accepted as a new member and a Christmas package sale is planned at the Graham clubhouse, owned by the Rhododendron Farm Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
New Haven
Lutheran Church
Paul Henderson
Misa Lela Powell
Howard Wagenhals
R. F. Bryant
William Chisler
Graham
Rhododendron Farm Women's Club
A. K. McClung
L. C. Roush
Lloyd Roush
Ottie Roush
Pete Roush
L. F. Ruttencutter
FE Ll. Stein
J. L. Stewart
N. P. Swackhamer
B. R. Vance
N. O. Wein
Phil Wolpert
Jack Frey
Boy Scout Week Observed At Leader John Dyer Home
Boy Scout Week was observed at the home of leader John Dyer with a recent meeting. Plans for a camping trip were made and after the business session the group played games. Refreshments by Mrs. Johnnie Fry and Mrs. Earl Caldwell were served to James McAbee, Glen Roush, Billy Hill, Jimmy Fry, Billy Harrah, Jerry Carroll, Keith Hart, Jimmy Caldwell and John Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dyer
Johnnie Fry
Earl Caldwell
James McAbee
Glen Roush
Billy Hill
Jimmy Fry
Billy Harrah
Jerry Carroll
Keith Hart
Jimmy Caldwell
Rotary Club Dinner Shows Film On Communism
At a Bend Rotary Club dinner meeting a film on communism was shown. A joint meeting of Point Pleasant and Bend Rotary Clubs is set for February 23 in Point Pleasant to mark the 50th anniversary of the organization. Attendees included Paul Schneider Paul Henderson Mel Clark Henry Reitmire Lewis Capehart Tom Adams Herman Layne FE L Stein Phil Wolpert J L Stewart Don F Roush Sebastian Tedesco William Chisler Floyd Carmack James Deih Jr Rome Williamson Don Foglesong Clyde Foley and guest Dr James Moore of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend Rotary Club
Point Pleasant
Bend Rotary Clubs
Paul Schneider
Paul Henderson
Mel Clark
Henry Reitmire
Lewis Capehart
Tom Adams
Herman Layne
FE. L. Stein
Phil Wolpert
J. L. Stewart
Don F. Roush
Sebastian Tedesco
William Chisler
Floyd Carmack
James Deih, Jr
Rome Williamson
Don Foglesong
Clyde Foley
James Moore
Abneys Travel to Inez for Grandmother’s Illness
Mr and Mrs William Abney journeyed to Inez Kentucky to be with Mrs Mary Runyon age 94 who is ill Mrs Runyon spent several months with her granddaughter last fall in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abney
Inez
Visitors Span States in Quick Columbus Somerset Journey
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roush traveled to Columbus while Mr and Mrs E L Stein and sons visited Mrs Stein s parents Mr and Mrs Z T Maynard in Kenova. Bill Ward from Madison Indiana visited his parents Mr and Mrs Mark Ward. Other guests included Mr and Mrs James R Bailey and son James Jr of Louisville Kentucky. The Ward home hosted these visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Roush
Columbus
E. L. Stein and
Stein
Z. T. Maynard
Kenova
Bill Ward
Madison
Ind
Mark Ward
Ward
James R. Bailey
James, Jr
Louisville, Ky
Divorce Suit Cites Neglect of Duty
Christene Backus of Rockbridge files for divorce from Robert J. Backus of Logan in common pleas court citing gross neglect of duty. Alimony or property rights are sought to be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Christene Backus
Rockbridge
Common Pleas
Robert J. Backus
Eddie Carstens
Logan Route 4
Irene S. Carstens
Izaak Waltonians Hold February Dinner Meeting
Logan Hocking County Izaak Walton League chapter will hold its February dinner at the Lake In clubhouse. The menu features a New England boiled dinner and Charles McClellan president of the Ohio District will present a citation to the local chapter for high member achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan— Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Lake In
Charles McClellan
League
Ohio
Main
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Recap
Hocking Valley hospital notes mention Otto Sockel and Mrs William Bowlby of McArthur and Albany with addresses New Straitsville Route 1 and Logan Route 4. Names include Mrs Roberts and Charlies Stogden of Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sockel
McArthur
William Bowlby
New Straitsville
Roberts
Albany
Valley Bowlby
Logan
Charlies Stogden
Rockbridge
Rauch announce birth of son Frederick Whitman
Mrs Charles F Rauch Jr of Pacific Grove California and Charles F Rauch Jr announce the birth of a son on February 14 in Logan. The child is named Frederick Whitman. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs C F Rauch of Logan and Dr and Mrs W W Wilcox of Montoursville California.
Logan and Rich ards Tie in Marriage License Record
John E. Kuhn 23 equipment operator Rockbridge Route 1 and Donna Jo Ann Rich ards 18 sales clerk Logan obtain a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John E. Kuhn
Rockbridge
Donna Jo-Ann Richards
Woman Taken By Ambulance After Fall At Home
Mrs. Frank Courter of 553 East Front Street was treated at a hospital after a fall at her residence on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Courter
Front St
Bridge Bid Made Columbus Route 33 Hocking River Berne Township
Bidding for a Route 33 bridge over the Hocking River in Berne Township Fairfield County opened in Columbus. Former Mansfield resident George Herring submitted the first bid of 1955 totaling 589200 dollars for highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hocking River
Berne Township
Fairfield County
George Herring
Mansfield
Columbius
Logan Voters Back Bond For New Fire Truck
Logan moves toward an upgraded fire fleet as bids for a new fire truck are due by noon March 2. A $20,000 bond was approved last November after a May fire highlighted equipment needs, with bids requiring a $500 check and a $5000 performance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sugar Grove
Nelsonville
Burlin Taylor
Juvenile Court Set Over Buena Vista Burglaries
Two Hocking County boys aged 14 and 15 confess burglarizing the Romeo Nida residence near Buena Vista last Thursday night taking about 125 dollars. They have been on probation since November after car gasoline thefts at Pisgah Church. An additional 18 year old Raymond Shanahan faces grand jury action after pleading guilty to auto theft linked to a Rockbridge garage theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Romeo Nida
Buena Vista
Nida
Pisgah Church
Buena Vista Road
Rockbridge
Mansfield Reformatory
Boys Industrial School
Raymond J. Shanahan
Logan EUB Church Guild Notes On Feb 10 Meeting
Christian Service Guild of the EUB Church met at 152 S Walnut St with Mrs William Knapp hosting and assistant hostesses. Members attended include Mrs Goss Frey and Gault who formed nominating committee. C P McNeil played violin and Miss Bowen piano solos Romance Barcarole. Dessert featured carnations white mums and red tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Guild
EUB Church
William Knapp
S. Walnut St
Arthur Stevens
Delmar Freeman
Addison Frey
Ruth Tucker
Joe Wilkinson
Barbara Mauk
Edwin Spencer
Paul Goss
Spurgeon Metzler
Ruth Goodwin
Jesse McGrady, Jr
Richard Price
Goss
Frey
James Gault
Carol Sue Knapp
Eugene Brown
Fred Gribble
John Hamilton
Merle Hartman
Freeman
Gault
Goodwin
Harold Keller
Mauk
Metzler
McGrady
Adult Education Club Holds Meeting in East School Cafeteria
The East School Adult Education Club met Wednesday with hosts Mrs. Harley Marks and Mrs. Clarence Spicer. Thirteen members received refreshments and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Herbert Sheline Mrs. Belford Burgess Mrs. Daniel Brooks and Mrs. Wallace Brown. A business session planned March hosts and an officer election will reveal the 1954 mystery sisters. Attendees includedMrs. Daniel Brooks Mrs. Belford Burgess Mrs. Herbert Sheline Mrs. Wallace Brown Mrs. Chester Blake Mrs. Charles Brooks Mrs. Charles Bryant Mrs. Robert Jewell Mrs. Albert Mount Mrs. Warren Paisley Mrs. Ray Thompson Mrs. Harley Marks and Mrs. Clarence Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School
Harley Marks
Clarence Spicer
Herbert Sheline
Belford Burgess
Daniel Brooks
Wallace Brown
Shelme A
Charlies Bright
Ray Thompson
Chester Blake
Charles Brooks
Charles Bryant
Robert Jewell
Albert Mount
Warren Paisley
Mixed Bridge Club Feted Charles Huffman Hosts
Mr and Mrs Charles Huffman entertained Mixed Duplicate Bridge Club members at their N Market Street home after a dinner at Blosser's Restaurant High scores went to Mrs Ross Adcock and Karl Poling with Mrs Huffman and Louis Riggs in second attendance included Mr and Mrs Lewis Graham Mr and Mrs Ross Adcock Mr and Mrs Louis Riggs Mr and Mrs Charles Davie Mr and Mrs Karl Poling and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huffman
N. Market St
Blosser
Ross Adcock
Karl Poling
Huffman
Louis Riggs
Lewis Graham
Charles Davie
Euterpean Club Music Session At Mrs Gaffin Home
Euterpean Club met at Mrs Carl A Gaffin residence with Mrs Wilbur Lanning Sr and others assisting. Mrs John Sherwood led the business meeting. The group featured Hymn of the Month and several piano solos and vocal numbers including works by Gretchaninoff and Rachmaninoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpean Club
Carlos A. Gaffin
Wilbur Lanning Sr
Mabel Prather
Carl Harsh
John Sherwood
William Dennis
Charles Wesley
Minnie Louise Bowen
John T. Underwood
Scriabin, Rachmaninoff
Gretchaninoff
Mary Louise Bowen
James Green
J. G. Cole
Prather
Hugh Meldrima
Sew-So Club Meets At Whitcraft Home
Sew-So Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Wayne Whitcraft home with guests Mrs Douglas Rabb and Mrs Robert Emerson. Refreshments were served after sewing and socializing. Members present included Mrs Harold Bryan Mrs Howard Blum Mrs James Ucker Mrs James Rimelspach Mrs Herbert Walker Mrs B Matheny Mrs Rothe Walker and Mrs Whitcraft. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ucker S Logan on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Whitcraft
Douglas Rabb
Robert Emerson
Harold Bryan
Howard Blum
James Ucker
James Rimelspach
Herbert Walker
B. Matheny
Rotbe Walker
Whitcraft
Kiwanis to Aid Ground Observer Corps Post in Logan
Logan Kiwanis members were asked to help man a new Ground Observer Corps post. Capt. Hugh D. MacKenzie showed a war procedure film at Blosser's banquet room. Earl Lowe led the program and Alfred Carpenter joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Logan Kiwanians
MacDonald Watson
Hoosier
Alfred Carpenter
Carpenters Hardware
Fred Carpenter
Athens
Logan Club
Don Eliot
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ican Association of School Administrators
St. Louis
Denver
Cleveland
Gray
Theeveland
Boy Scouts
Ilness
Dale Robertson
Joanne Dru
Walter Brennan
Greyhounds
Nelsonville Society
Buchtel
Farm Bureau
Zaleski
J. H. Wilson
Nelsonville, Ohio
First National Bank Bldg
Martha
Garden Clauahh Plans Sale
York
Ralph Hill
Archie S. Harris
Charles Burleigh
Guysville
Chiang
George Kovken
Phil Batey
Thomas Hoffman
E. L. Stein
James Parsons
Robert McGlothiin
John Ridgeway
Billy Jo Howard
C. H. Curry
Robert Johnston
Mrs. Bailey
J. B. Couch
Paul Howell
Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Ripley
Wellsburg
Mr. Caldwell
Izaak Waltonians
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lewis Price
Christian Guild
Kiwanis
By Cooper
Cookson Clothing
Nye Chevrolet Co
Fayette St
Spencer Tracy Bergman
Anm Turner
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