Glouster Visitors and Local News Clip
Mountville guest Grace Ivers sisters visit Glouster on Friday. Me. and Mrs. Joe Bernard attended. Faye Ivers and a Fisher Roush noted as Glouster visitors. Gertrude Rhyne spent weekend with parents. Rolland Embrey admitted to Athens State Hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palos
Mountville
Grace Ivers
Glouster
Wervin Hines
Joe Bernard
Faye Ivers
Fisher Roush
Clyde Hogestt
William
John Smith
T. G. McDonald
Giouster
Mies Grace Ivers
W. A. McDonald
Ouster
Hemlock
Pearrest Dennis
Rolland Embrey
Calvin Embrey
Athens State Hospital
Local Social Notes and School Funding Debate
Vern Alexander of Lathrop guests the Conants this Sunday. Lorin Burns returns from winter with relatives in Giouster and Cannaville. Elza Graham praised for public forum on Knees county school proposition. The miners union names O. T. Harkina treasurer and J. L. Foutch secretary amid resignations as Amos White plans Dayton move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Alexander
Lathrop
Jerry Conant
Ray Preest
Charles White
J. L. Foutch
Forman
Lorin Burns
Giouster
Canaanville
Elza Graham
Inegard
Knees
Broadwell
Esville High School
Miners’ Union
O. T. Har- Kina
Amos White
Dayton
Vanderhoof and Local Residents Visit Notes
Vanderhoof J R Murphy returned Tuesday from Pittsburg for a short family visit. Robert Kinnon called at J W Davis home Wednesday. Mrs A G Murphy and daughters Myrtie and Daisy were Thursday guests of Mrs W N Conant. Maymond and Catherine Boggs were Sunday guests of their brother Carson Boggs and family. Mr and Mrs J W Davis hosted Sunday guests D C Davis and Mary of Coolville and Mrs A L McBee and Mary Catherine of Bethel Ridge. Roxie McBee visited her brother C R Boggs and wife Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Rivers and family of near here, who spent winter in Athens, are returning to their farm. Joseph Depoy, who spent days with his family, returned to work near Charleston West Virginia. Mrs William Ashcraft and daughter Mabel called on Mrs Jeffers Sunday. Carson and Haymond Boggs visited their brother Rexel Boggs Sunday. W W H Ashcraft was a business visitor at Athens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Murphy
Pittsburg
Robert Kinnion
J. W. Davis
A. G. Murphy
Myrtie
Daisy
W. N. Conant
D Maymond
Catherine Boggs
Carson Boggs
D. C. Davis
Daugh
Mary
Coolville
A. L. McBee
Mary Catherine
Bethel Ridge
Roxie McBee
C. RK. Boggs
Joseph Rivers
Athens
Joseph Depoy
Charleston
W. Va
William Ashcraft
Gaughter
Mabel
Jeffers
Carson
Haymond Boggs
Rexel Boggs
H. Ashcraft
Local Socials and Visits Chronicle Small-Town Gatherings
Mrs Phoebe Barrows attended an event Monday with Mrs Ralph formerly Miss Elien Welch. Hasty McDaniel of Illinois visits for John Frost as Gus Kyle and daughter were present. Mrs A M Montgomery hosted Wednesday with Mr and Mrs W Snyder and others from Stewart. AL Tippie of Beebe joined. John Frost made a brief trip to Athens Saturday. Lee and Mrs Curtis Wilson were guests of Mrs Tippie Friday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Barrows
Ralph
Elien Welch
Hasty McDaniel
Illinois
Eee
John Frost
Gus Kyle
A. MM Montgomery
Ackley Family Visit Noted in Local Social item
Lottridge, Bre. Daniel Ackley and daughter, joined by Charles Ackley, spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Fred, in a brief social notice reflecting community ties and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ackley
Ate
Charles Ackley
Fred
Sunday Visitors and Local Notices Roundup
Children visited L. T. Runnion family on Sunday. John Starkey died last week at Parkersburg Hospital, his brother Bode Starkey learning the sad news. Dorothy Runnion, Mary Place and Eldred Cumpston visited J. H. Alien Sunday evening. Charles Woode stopped by on Saturday. Mr. McBride began setting up a drilling machine Thursday on Aldo McKinley farm. Mary Place of Coolville stayed with Dorothy Runnion over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Runnion
Bode Starkey
John Starkey
Parkersburg
Mise
Dorothy Runnion
Mary Place
Mise Eldred Cumpston
J. H. Alien
Charles Woode
Mr. McBride
Aldo McKinley Farm
Coolville
Dorothy ‘Runnion
Marshfield Notes Include Tractor Theft and Local News
Lee Jones and .fe Shaffer conspired to take the township tractor and raise the Mars 1d Athens pike to Hiram Warner last Monday. Henry Townsend of Norfolk Virginia visited friends here last Tuesday. Knight Templar members attended inspection in Athens Monday evening. Eleven Ku Klux Klan Knights in robes attended Union church services Sunday evening and presented a $14 purse to the pastor. Pearl Jones and Art Conkey were Athens visitors Tuesday. Sherman Ferguson’s whereabouts are uncertain amid praise for sheepdogs and a move into the bologna sausage business. Darrel Shaffer spoke with Ferguson about road work and sausage gigs but has not secured a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lee Jones
Fe Shaffer
Athens
Hiram Warner
Henry Townsend
Norfolk
Virginia
W. &. Ferguson
Harry Hulbert
F. J. Burt
Knight Templar
Ku Klux Klan
Union Church
Pearl Jones
Art Conkey
Sherman Ferguson
Darrel Shaffer
Ferguson
Trimble Grange Hosts Athens Pomona Rally at Grange Hall
All day meeting at Trimble Grange Hall in Trimble on Saturday March 29 includes a noon dinner. Athens county Pomona Grange will be hosted with county order members urged to attend and support the first rally of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Trime Grange
Athens County Pomona Grange
Trimble Order
Death of James Tippie Shocks Peach Ridge Community
The Peach Ridge area mourns the death of James Tippie known as Jim after a weeklong battle with pneumonia. He worked at mine 210 and returned home ill, passing away Saturday morning at 7. He leaves a wife, three children, and his father John Tippie of Strouds Run along with several siblings. The community extends its sympathy as Rev Miller preached and others visited. local residents Roy Noland, Joe Noland, and Doris South are noted among ongoing health or visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tippie
Ben
Tippie
Jim
Hugh Matthews
Athens County
Killa McCiall
Freda
Warren
Alberta
John Tippie
Strouds Run
William Stephenson
Cincinnati
Fred Stephenson
Roy Noland
Ferris Miller
H. B. Noble
Athens
Joe Noland
Rev. Miller
Doris South
Pearl Miller
Athéné
Local Notes From Pratt's Fork and Pratts Park
Pratt's Fork guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Cain with a newborn son visiting Mr and Miles Cain. Jed Ator spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Ira Ator. Mrs Nona Steinmetz, ill with inflammatory rheumatism, shows little improvement. Roy Goldsberry's home burned from a defective chimney. neighbors helped save belongings. insurance involved. William Howard Sr was the former owner, Roy now lives on the grandfather's farm. Dorothy Woods visited her parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Woods of Poodhesburg. Harley Pierce and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs Miles Cash. Roy Marshall of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Gilkey. Mhong Ray Wingcott of Pleasanton, a relative at Pratts Park, was there Sunday. Mrs Jee Steinmetz visited Mrs Will Gilkey Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cain
Miles Cain
Jed Ator
Ira Ator
Nona Steinmétz
Roy Goldsberry
William Howard Sr
Roy
Dorothy Woods
Pearl Woods
Poodhesburg
Harley Pierce
Lttle
Miles Cash
Me ‘Roy Marshall
Athens
Jesse Gilkey
Mhong Ray Wingcott
Pleasanton
Pratts Park
Jee Steinmetz
Will Gilkey
Family gatherings noted in local social column
Mention of Vinton Meeks and family visiting Monday, with Mrs. Peat Woods as guest of Mrs. Nona Steinmetz on Sunday and Monday highlights of social events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Meeks
Peat Woods
Nona Steinmett
Weather, visits, and funerals in Hockingport area
March weather brought 2 to 3 inches of snow at times making roads poor for mail carriers. Local residents visit relatives in Parkersburg and Belpre. The community mourns Elizabeth Ruth with services led by Mrs Wilson and recalls her long church and Chautauqua ties. Dr Stone of Parkersburg attended to the sick.
Local notes review multiple residents visits and births
Carpenter Mrs E W Starkey has been ill. Elma and Claude Wood and Pauline Tewkesbury attended the Albany basketball game Friday. G F Farley was an Albany visitor Friday. Mrs M E Mace of Middleport visited her sister Mrs Cliff Wood last week. Born to Arley Rife and wife a daughter named Phylis Geraldine on March 11. Miss Elma Stewart assisted Mrs Reeves in the post office last week. Steward has been ill with jaundice for several days. J S S Dudgeon and wife hired as cooks on K M camping cars leaving for Dexter Sunday. Mrs Howard Steward and Mrs A B Rupe were at Dyesville Sunday afternoon. Ernest Frisby and Carl Carsey left Saturday for Kentucky mines. Bernice Rawlings weekend with Grover Swearingen and wife. Mr Hughes, stock buyer for C D Shafer Co of Athena, was a visitor. Earl Starkey and family visited C E Jewell and wife Sunday. Alva Rawlings of Harrisonville and brother John from here. O M Rawlings and wife. Elwood Swearingen of Dyesville visited grandparents J S Dudgeon and wife Saturday night and Sunday. Howard Stout sold a flock of ewes to Alvin Cline of Albany last week for 9 50 per head. Herschel and Lucile Foley spent weekend with grandparents C L V Caster and wife at Dyesville. Mrs Hiram Chase ill but not improving. Mrs A E Dunegar spent Sunday with sister Mrs O M Rawlings. Harry Barstow of Athens spent Thursday night on parents’ farm. Glenn Cline and wife visited relatives at Dyesville Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Starkey
Elma
Claude Wood
Pauline Tewkesbury
Albany
G. F. Farley
M. E. Mace
Middleport
Cliff Wood
Arley Rife
Phylis Geraldine
Elma Stewart
Reeves
Steward
J. S&s Dudgeon
Tey
Dexter
Howard Steward
A. B. Rupe
Dyesville
Ernest Frisby
Carl Carsey
Kentucky
Bernice Rawlings
Grover Swearingen
Mr. Hughes
C. D. Shafer Company
Athena
Earl Starkey
C. E. Jewell
Alva Rawlings
Harrisonville
John
O. M. Rawlings
Elwood Swearingen
Dyeaville
Dudweon
Howard Stout
Alvin Cline
Herschel
Lucile Foley
Albany Triangular Debate At Opera House Net 25 Cents
Albany high school teams from Buchtel The Plains and Albany square off in a triangular debate this Friday at 7 PM in the Opera House. The affirmative squad includes Martha Cline Ernest Stanley Lenore Collins with Lucile Bolin as alternate. The Plains negative features Mary Katherine Bove mk Matthews Hilah Stanley and Ace Eldon Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deratfe.e
Buchtel
the Plains
Albany
The
United States
Opera House
Martha Cline
Ernest Stanley
Lenore Collins
Lucile Bolin
Mary Katherine Bove
Mk Matthews
Hilah Stanley
Ace Eldon Starkey
Funeral Services and Local Notices In Albany
Funeral services were held for Carrie Lewellyn at the M E church after her death on March 9. Obituaries note her youth and cheerful disposition. Harvey Radcliffe, a banker and M B church member, was also remembered for his civic role. services followed at Beaver Chapel with burial. Local updates mention Charlie McGonagie visiting from Plainfield, Mrs J Howard Cline and Martha in Columbus, Rev Marie Fletcher’s family arrival, Baptist birthday event, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Marion Bobo, Wellston visitors Elmer Searis and wife, quilting at Mrs O D Dailey’s, F E Bolton’s return to the Citizens Bank, and Albany basketball fans urged to back debating teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lewellyn
M. E. Church
Loos
Carrie
M. BE
Harvey Radelitte
Albany
Warner
Beaver Chapel
Fletcher
Radcliffe
M. B. Church
Citizens’ Bank
Charlies McGonagie
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Ind
Searis
Yeager
Wellston
Elmer Searis
O. D. Dailey
F. E. Bolton
Murray City News Roundup Highlights Hospital Updates and Local Events
Murray City reports Florence Robison improving after an appendicitis admission to White Cross hospital. Jim Steyison recovering from eye surgery. No. 5 Murray mine restarted and New Pittsburg mine No. 8 began work after a long layoff. A large crowd attended Epworth League social and a high school play at the Opera House. Local ladies' auxiliary meetings and quilting party socialized with a charity lunch and fish pond proceeds for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robson
White Cross Hospital
Epworth League
Charles Snyder
Columbus
Henry Snyder
New Pittsburg
John Eckles
John Wilson
Walter Carnes
Lewis Wilson
William Silisher
Silas Summers
Troy Grange Program Sets March 22 Meeting
Coolville notes describe Troy Grange plans with roll call on How to influence youth social life plus music and a trip report from New Mexico. Discussion topics include whether raising heifer calves is profitable or if buying cows is cheaper, opened by Edgar Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Troy Grange
New Mexico
Lee Little
Edgar Dixon
M Sedcbiter
Claud
Tri County Fruit Growers Hold Spring Meeting
The Tri County Fruit Growers Association gathered for a spring meeting at a local hall Saturday afternoon. Mr J P Lewis of Martetta led the demonstration department with the Athens and Meigs groups in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
State Experiment Station speaker delivers address
The article notes a speech delivered at the State Experiment Station by an unnamed speaker, detailing remarks and context within the institution's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
The
State Experiment Station
Funeral of Mrs Parrish Largely Attended at Methodist Church
The funeral for Mrs H H Parrish was held at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday afternoon with large attendance. The Sunday School class served as cides and flower bearers. Members of the Ku Klux Klan attended in a body and placed a cross of red carnations on the grave. Distants attendees included Charles Dorsey land Minnie Harvey of Akron Carl Dorsey Emerson Welker of Sebring and others from Glouster Parkersburg and Coolville. Interment followed at Coolville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish
H. H. Parrish
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie Harvey
Akron
Carl Dorsey
Emerson
Harry Welker
Sebring
William Bailey
Robert Brunton
Robert ‘Jr
Rolland Chevaliier
Horton Chevalier
Winners class meets at Mrs Roy Gordon home
The Bethel Winners class held a gathering Saturday evening at teacher Mrs Roy Gordon's home. Many were absent but enough visitors attended for a lively evening of business, light refreshments, games, and music. All enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Roy Gordon
Keller Family Loses Elder Roberts at Turpers Plains
Mr. Robert Keller, 84, died at his home near Turpers Plains on Monday March 17. He was born and lived his life in the same community. Funeral and interment at Tuppers Plains scheduled for Wednesday March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Keller
Robert Keller
C. E. Keller
Turpers Plains
Tuppers Plains
Mrs. W. O. Stout Ill After Sudden Saturday Illness
Mrs. W. O. Stout was taken seriously ill Saturday evening but was much better by the time of writing. H. B. Lawrence of Athens visited Monday noon to see his sister and other relatives.
Funeral Attendants Honor Mrs Fitch at Coolville Home
Large attendance at the funeral of Mrs T E Fitch held Sunday at her Coolville area home. Rev R C Gardner of Athens led services with Coolville quartet and Eastern Star ritual. Visitors included Mrs Lillian Nickum and Miss Margaret Mitchel of Parkersburg and many relatives from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Fitch
Coolville
R. C. Gardner
Athens
Harpold
Bents
Bentz
Gunader
Hoobler
Eastern Star
D. S. Morrison
Stewart
John Root
Cutter
Charles Bean
Guysville
Max Swindler
Birthday Party Honors Mr Bingman In Ireland
On the eve of March 11 about 40 friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Biggman to celebrate Mr Bing mans 65th birthday. The evening was spent in playing games and at a late hour luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
W. E. Biggman
Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Brandeberry Home
The Ladies Aid held an all day session at Mrs. C. E. Brandeberry's house with a hearty dinner for about 26 attendees. The afternoon featured quilting and social time. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and Miss Sylvia Munn visited the Daughertys.
Death notice in chapel event recalls John Hawk
Chapel witnesses mourn John Hawk. Clinton resident spent weekend in Columbus. Paul Hawk and others are mentioned in local social notes with visits to Woeprow Pershing Bobo Ruth Bobo Elmer McClanahan Harmony and Long Run. Random social ties appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawk
Clinton
Columbus
Paul Hawk
John ‘Pershing Bobo
Delma Patterson
Ruth Bobo
Stanley Cooley
Elmer McClanahan
Harmony
Carios Sams
E. R. Frost
Long Run
Sunday Visits Describe Local Social Gatherings
Saturday night with their sister Mrs. Mary Frost and two Miss Spragues, Ilma and Susan, followed by Sunday visits with Dorothy and Lois McClanahan of Clarks Chapel. Roy Sprague and Clarence Sams with son Orland saw Mr and Mrs Joseph Sprague of Rocky Point. Mary Hardy of Beaumont visited friends on Long Run. Branch Beatty of Long Run traveled to Columbus. Kari Carpenter of Athers visited Evert Forman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frost
Ilma
Susan Sprague
Dorothy
Lois ‘McClanahan
Clarks Chapel
Roy Sprague
Clarence Sams
Son Orland
Joseph Sprague
Rocky Point
Mary Hardy
Beaumont
Long Run
Branch Beatty
Columbus
Kari Carpenter
Athers
Evert Forman
Sharpsburg Woman Abagail Hopkins Dies at Home
Abagail Hopkins of Sharpsburg aged and respected, died Sunday night after years of rheumatism. Survived by husband Burgess Hopkins and children E. L. Hopkins of Columbus and Mrs. Harry Smith of Parkersburg. Local social notes mention Lenor Strode, Burhs, visits, and dances at Guy Glover’s with other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abagail Hopkins
Sharpsburg
Burgess Hopkins
E. L. Hopkins
Columbus
Harry Smith
Parkersburg
Lenor Strode
Burhs
Bartlett
Misa Lenor
Gladys Smith
Roy Love
Mary Edith Armstrong
Ruth Hannah Thompson
Daisy Branch Burns
C. T. Strode
Andrian Fleming
Ella Grimes
Guy Glover's
Amesville News Highlights Local Life and Movements
Amesville reports livestock sales near Lancaster to Pittsburg and transport by F H Gifford. Local events include John Goddard singing in Texas and a Col umbus wedding not heard in Dallas. Grange meeting draws large turnout with a calf club forming and talks by Farm Bureau’s Mr Pavey. Presbyterian and New England church members attend joint services. Road discussions under the Green law involve Ames and Bern townships. Students pass musical tests at Athens and plan to travel to Columbus for final exams. Anna Joy returns home from visit. John Blair relocates to Marion. John Bennett returns from near Chesterhill after a near-death illness. Burgess Hopkins funeral held near Sharpsburg. body to Chesterhill for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Ff. H. Gifford
Lancaster
Pittsburg
F. H. Gifford
John Goddard
Texas
John Parmiter
Columbus
Ft. Worth
Dallas
New England Church
Messers Falloon
Davis
Carr
Ames
Bern
Athens
Esther Wilson
Evelyn Joy
Freda Glover
Helen Wilson
Margaret Young
Julia Malpas
Anna Joy
Sharpsburg
Harry Joy
John Blair
Marion
John Bennett
Chesterhill
D. B. Bennett
Deaths
Burgess Hopkins
Illness andVisits Mention Plains Area Names
The Plains residents report Clarence Cooper ill at home with fear of pneumonia. Miss Thelma Noble spends Sunday with Wanda Powell. Mrs. James Powell visits brother Leslie Coon in Nelsonville. Mrs. James Stailey learns of her mother's death, Mrs. Hill aged 82. Mrs. Fannie Ball spends Sunday with son Edward and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cooper
Thelma Noble
Wanda Powell
James Powell
Leslie Coon
Nelsonville
James Stailey
Social Visits Span Athens and Floodwood
Athens residents hosted relatives and friends for Sunday gatherings. The extended list includes Berker and Gabriel families, the Schaffer household, and visitors from Columbus and Floodwood. Attendees share meals and attend local events while noting tournament presence and hospitality across multiple households.
School Debates Albany High Sceners This Friday Evening
All patrons invited to a Friday debate between the school and Albany high sceners on March 21 at 7 PM in the gym to accommodate a larger crowd. Admission is free and the event precedes a high school senior class play titled Professor Pepp planned for April 18 with a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany High
Pepp
Hercell S@rnell
Paul Riske
Jas. Moore
Delphin Keeton
Eldon Hawk
Robert McCallister
Guilford McGlone
Willard Hamer
Mae McCallister
Margaret Krivusti
Mary Terrell
Thelma Noble
Hazel McClain
Bernice O'Neil
Blanche Cochran
Dorothy Ball
Deacon Dubbs
PTA to Use Proceeds for School Grounds Beautification
Saturday the proceeds will go to the P. T. A. to beautify the grounds. Mies Noble is absent due to illness and Mrs. Ham of Athens substitutes in the third grade. J Ki Harrison, PTA president, and Professor Dunlap discuss shrubbery for the yard in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Noble
Sch
Ham
Athens
J. Ki. Harrison
P. T. A.gs
Dunlap
Trex Lotion Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Small vial of Trex Lotion advertised to treat eczema pimples blackheads and facial blemishes. claims relief from itching inflammation and eruptions for face and body with a $1 price at Clines Pharmacy or from H B Denton Co Mt Carmel Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clines Pharmacy
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Remarkable Recovery Cited After Mayr Remedy Trial
A resident recalls two hospital confinements with gruel feeding and extreme weakness, claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved life. The advertisement touts the preparation as removing mucus and inflammation of digestive organs and promises refund if a single dose fails. McKee Drug Co. and Gen Pharmacy endorse the product in Athens and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Female of the species gets more sleep than male
A brief observation notes that female subjects sleep longer than males in the study. The finding contrasts with common assumptions about gender and rest and highlights potential biological or behavioral factors influencing sleep duration.
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Vanderhoof
Lottridge
Peach Ridge
Hockingport
Joe Keever
Medley
Ida Cook
Neal White
Lily
Ira Conley
Mr. Ford
Jessie
Gladys Parker
E. K. Parker
Mary A. Stone
Washington County Teachers’ Institute
Marietta
Montgomery
Messrs
Herbert Dutton
Fruit Growers ‘Association
Elsabeth Ruth
von and
Ashley Ruth
Alice Curtis
Belpre
Misses Bailey
J. A. Bailey
Niecce
Frank Curtis
Murray City
Jim Steyison
Cecil Albauch
Mary King
Castell
Little Clod Hopper
Lan Colburn
Ed Slater
Alven Ward
Kate Gaffig
Clyde Parrish
Howard Parrish
Lillian Nickum
Margaret Mitchel
Mame Hoobler
Ladies’ Aid
C. E. Brandeberry
Frank Clark
Sylvia Munn
E. J. Daugherty
J. Wildman
Earl Clark
Roger
Lee Daugherty
W. EB. Bingman
Everettingman
Martha Wildman
Amesville
Lash's Drug Store
Berker
George Gabriel Jr
Harry Moore
Wendell
Melvin
W. Schaffer
Arthur Burchfield
Jessie Waymer
Poston
W. L. Savage
Harry Walace
Floodwood
Henry Frost
Tom Johnston
Ike Walace
Marie Wallace
Leva Romine
Cecelia Collins
Nice
Mary Collins
Ellen Parfitt
Frank O'Neil
Arthur Powell
Ed Scurlock
George Potts
Dave Scurlock
Sam Gabriel
James and
Thomas
the Plains School
Knoges Eczema Sky
Chamberlain
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Ohio
Mulllanne
Mullane
Logan
Cline Pharmagy Co
Athens, Ohio
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