Gallia County Produce Co Names 15 Directors for New Term
At Grace Methodist Church the Gallia County Produce Co announced its 2024 board. Five members are from Gallipolis and nearby towns with John E. Wood replacing Garland Elliott who declined another term. Of 412 stockholders, 240 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Produce Co
Grace Methodist Church
Edith Hutsinpiller
Garland Elliott
Vinton
John E. Wood
Patriot
Fred E. Northup
T. H. Jones
Hollis Wood
Frank Cardwell
James Simms
Bert Shumate
Ellis Thomas
Richard Edwards
Oak Hill
Oscar E. Elliott
Northup
David Briggs
Cheshire
Roscoe Fox
Rodney
George Wood
Jackson
John D. Rees
Rio Grande
John Blain
Gallipolis Ferry
Eagles Use Charity Fund For Donations
Gallia County Eagles lodge reports donations from its charity fund. Father Flanagan's Boy's Town received 25 dollars and Gallia County Children's Home 25 dollars. A widow with three children received 30 dollars in goods. Red Cross and others benefited. The cookie jar fundraiser supports Salvation Army. In 1946 the lodge welcomed 120 new members. Officers and trustees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
The
Eagles Lodge
James Boyles
P. S. Frogale
Father Flanagan
Nebraska
Gallia County
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Gallipolis Eagles
Jesse Hodge
Buell Hayes
Aaron Wattecker
Cecil Daugherty
James Sprague
Gallia Vicinity Births and Admissions Report
Births at Holzer Hospital over the weekend include three boys and two girls born to families in Vinton Ewington Cheshire Gallipolis and Dexter. Admitted were residents from Gallipolis Jackson Portsmouth Pataskala Coalton Point Pleasant Middleport and Huntington with several listed by name. Discharges include multiple local residents among them women and men from Gallipolis Jackson Pom eroy Middleport and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
William K. Osler
Vinton
Paul Holcomb
Ewington
Clarence Mulford
Cheshire
C. L. Long
Marcus Williams
Dexter
Herman Stilsen
Jackson
Frank Pierotti
W. H. Harrison
Dennis Cragg
E. M. Cox
Point Pleasant
Ruth Holley
Gladen
James D. Hawley
Middleport
James Reed
Clara Burg
Pomeroy
J. E. Trent
Huntington
Lowell Price
Charles H. Wilson
Paul Douglas Brown
Marvin Brown
James Watts
Earl Gothard
John Ferrell
Donald Johnson
Dean Colley
Shannon Houck
Donna Lynn Kea
James Hawley
E. J. Chandler
Thomas Steele
George P. Smith
Sandra Sellers
Charles Radford
George Gardner
Herman Levy
Denner Roush
Ray Adams
Minerva Weaver
Lloyd Burke
Collision Investigated During Snow Storm Near Gallipolis
During a Sunday night snow storm, the State Highway Patrol investigated a Route 7 accident one and a half miles north of Gallipolis with slight property damage. Henry Spencer of Gallipolis had motor trouble and stopped on the highway. a second car driven by Charles P. Fitzgerald, 24, of Detroit struck it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Herry Spencer
Charles P. Fitzgerald
Detroit
Divorce Case Taken Under Advisement
Common Pleas Judge Lewis C. Warden heard the divorce case of Stacy Berry against Irene Berry in Gallia County. The court took the matter under advisement after testimony alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Witnesses cited include James Ranes Jessie Jeffers Elizabeth Jeffers Mary Myers Harry Myers Charles Berry and C W Berry from the Lecta Myers Hollow area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
Stacy Berry
Irene Berry
James Ranes
Jessie Jeffers
Elizabeth Jeffers
Mary Myers
Harry Myers
Charles Berry
C. W. Berry
Lecta-Myers Hollow
Wise to Host Rio Grande Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. E. N. Wise will host the Rio Grande Garden Club at 7 25 p m Thursday with Mrs. W A Lewis and Mrs. H Lawrence McDaniel assisting. Members will take midwinter floral arrangements to likely be shown or exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. N. Wiseman
Rio Grande Garden Club
W. A. Lewis
H. Lawrence McDaniel
River traffic moves through Ohio and Kanawha locks
Coal coke steel and sulfur laden boats traverse Ohio River dams with multiple ships passing Millwood West Virginia and Ashland locks. Upstream vessels include the So hio and Peace with cargos while several strait through with loads, empties, or both along the Kanawha and surrounding points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Millwood
W. Va
Joe Cook
Renown
Pete
Shearer
Huntington Dam
Shirley
Ashland Locks
Barrett
Montgomery Locks
Ashland
Titan
Wheeling
Sardis
Peace
Benwood
National
Ravenswood
Greenup
Vanceburg
Augusta
Kanawha
Winfield Locks
Roy P
Home Aids Show Highlights Farm Labor Devices
Gallipolis hosts a farmers show featuring labor saving farm devices and home aids for housewives. The event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at the Earl Moore Sales Co. building, Second Ave. Local extension agent Forrest A. Brown helps lead the Columbus caravan with home demonstration agents Miss Dorothy Haubeil and officials Katharine Cowgill and Dorothy King assisting. Local volunteers Mrs. John Berridge and Mrs. Maurice Bayne aid Miss Haubeil in the forenoon segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Earl Moore Sales Co
Second Ave
Forrest A. Brown
Gallia County
Columbus
Dorothy Haubeil
Katharine Cowgill
Dorothy King
John Berridge
Maurice Bayne
Haubeil
Rutherford Dies at Age 76
Thomas T Rutherford, 76, died at Woodmen's sanatorium in Colorado Springs following a brief treatment for a pulmonary ailment. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of the body. Survived by wife and six children including Helen Roberts Ironton Edith Mooney Baltimore Md Harry Rutherford Hinton W Va Lucille Walters Edgar and Robert Rutherford of Gallipolis. He was an engineer at the Gallipolis State Institute retiring in 1940 after 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thomas T. Rutherford
Woodmen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miller
Helen Roberts
Ironton
Edith Mooney
Baltimore
Harry Rutherford
Hinton
W. Va
Bread Demonstration Scheduled at Meeting
Alma Garvin from Ohio State University will demonstrate yeast breads at a Gallipolis community project meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Dieterich in Rio Grande starting 10 30 a m January 15. The event kicks off a Gallia County series led by Miss Dorothy Hau beil with a covered dish dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Robert Dieterich
Rio Grande
Gallia County
Dorothy Haubeil
Funeral Services Slated For Mary Ann Thomas
Mary Ann Thomas, 82 or 83, dies in Gallipolis with sister Miss Mabel Thomas and brothers A Carroll Thomas of Parkersburg and Boyd Thomas of Gallipolis surviving. Funeral at Vine Street and First Avenue with Rev. W. S. Westerman and burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Fred Harrington, Harry Lupton, Harold Wetherholt, Charles M. Yeanger, Plymale, Earl McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Ann Thomas
Vine St
First Ave
W. S. Westerman
Mound Hill Cemetery
Thomas
Mabel Thomas
Carroll Thomas
Parkersburg
Boyd Thomas
Fred Harrington
Harry Lupton
Harold Wetherholt
Charles M. Yeanger
Plymale
Earl McCormick
Kenneth Boster Cleared of DWI Charge in Gallipolis Jury Verdict
Kenneth Boster of Gallipolis was cleared of a driving while intoxicated charge by a jury in Common Pleas Court Monday this week. The case concluded after presentation of evidence and jury deliberation, ending a pending legal matter for Boster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kenneth Boster
Common Pleas
Crashing Light Charged Gallipolis
William Beck was fined five dollars and costs in Municipal Judge William Jones court Monday for driving through a traffic light in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Beck
William Jones
Ohio Valley Stock Firm Lists Prices
Hogs at the Ohio Valley Livestock Co sale in Gallipolis sold from 21 to 22.80 for the 175-250 pound grade. Lights 20 to 22, fat sows 18 to 20, stags 15 to 18, boars 10 to 15, sows and pies 60 to 125, shoats 5 to 20, and out priced 14 to 22. Heifers 2 to 21, baby beef 12 to 20, cows 58 to 16, canners 5 to 8, bulls 12 to 16, milk cows 60 to 150. Tops in veal calves 27.50, seconds 22 to 26, medium 15 to 22, common and heavies 12 to 24, culls 10 to 15. Ewes and lambs 8 to 12, stock ewes 5 to 12, fat sheep 5 to 9, culls 1 to 5, bucks 4 to 8, fat wethers 6 to 10. Top lambs 20, seconds 15 to 18, light weights 10 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Marie Russell Awaits Grand Jury Session
Blonde Center Point teen Marie Russell, 18, bound over to the grand jury on 1000 bond after confessing to robbing the Orin Thomas wallpaper store on Court Street. She threatened clerk Madge Frazier with a putty knife and took 25 dollars, identified by Frazier and Madge Thomas. A taxi ride home led to officers being guided to her residence by driver Forrest Long, son of Patrolman Grant Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marie Russell
Center Point
Orin Thomas
Court St
Grand Jury
Court of Justice of the Peace
John H. Shate
Russell
Robert Betz
Madge Frazier
Cabs Pass Inspection Under Gallipolis Ordinance
Ten Gallipolis taxi cabs passed mechanical inspections under a new city ordinance by early Monday. City Manager J R Bartlett noted 30 cabs had operated in the city and all wishing to continue would be checked within 10 days. Drivers bought new $100 licenses as owners met to discuss cab-rate changes but postponed action until inspections wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. R. Bartlett
Bartlett
Gallia County Land Transfers Reported in Gallipolis
Recorder Lucille Rees lists transfers in Gallipolis including French City Improvement Co to Leo Bean hedgeswood Lots. J Raymond Hoy to Richmond Grove Corp city lots. Emma Layne to Leslie Montgomery 9.5 acres Ohio Two. Ora E Jones to Maude Coleman 209 acres Huntington Two. O J Fowler to M N Parsley 187.5 acres Harrison Two. Bereniece Lambert to John C Lambert 51 acres Huntington. Richard B Ingham to J P Emerson Ward 80 acres Harrison Two. Kenneth W Luman to Elliott G and Effie Slagle 45 acres Walnut. J P Emerson Ward to James E and Mary Call 80 acres Harrison Two. John H Weaver to Oscar Bastiani city lot. Charles and Emma Borden to Lina Wickline city lots. Alden Barry to Arnold Belville 66 acres Guyan Two. Elizabeth Hutchins estate to William Hutchins and others 80 acres Perry Two. William Hutchins and others to Leon Hutchins 80 acres Perry. Woodrow Morrison and Daisy Morrison to O E French 75 acres Morgan Twp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lucille Rees
French City Improvement Co
Leo C. Bean
Hedgewood
Herbert A
Clara E. Cardwell
Ralph William
Virginia A. McMongol
Beall
J. Raymond Hoy
Richmond Grove Corporation
Emma Layne
Leslie Montgomery
Ohio
Ora E. Jones
Maude Coleman
Huntington
O. J
Oscar Bastiani
City
Charles
Emma Borden
Lina Wickline
Alden Barry
Arnold Belville
Guyan
Elizabeth Hutchins
William Hutchins
Perry
Leon Hutchins
Woodrow
Daisy Morrison
O. E. French
Morgan
Dr Archie Priestley Assists in Research
Gallipolis reports Dr Archie Priestley son of Mr and Mrs D C Priestley has journeyed to Indianapolis to aid in animal disease research at Pittman Moore laboratories He is an Ohio State University veterinary graduate and served as a captain in the Army with two years in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Archie Priestley
D. C. Priestley
Indianapolis
Pittman-Moore Laboratories
Veterinary Department
Ohio State University
Europe
Inventories Taken At Local Stores After Break-In
Inventories are being completed at the Womeldorff and Thomas hardware store and at the A and P grocery after a Saturday night burglary to determine the merchandise taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Womeldorff& Thomas Hardware
Mowrey Re-Elected President Of Local Agricultural Society
The Hocking County Agricultural Society re elected W H Mowrey as president for 1947 at a courthouse meeting. Officers also include Elmer Risch as vice president James H Barker as secretary and Grace Harsh as treasurer. Board members named Floyd E Brown Mason Holloway Orvil Mohler John Carrell Marion Beery Arlie Brimner plus Harsh Risch and Mowrey. The group will meet soon to plan the 1947 fair.
Fall on Ice Injures Man At Logan
Logan resident Stanley Stone is hospitalized for hip injuries after a fall on the ice on N Spring St. Mrs. Ralph Boss was admitted to Grant Hospital for observation and treatment. Multiple patients were listed at Hocking Valley Hospital over the weekend, with dismissals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley Stone
Eulalia Ave
N. Spring St
Ralph Boss
E. Main St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Vance Stewart
Gallagher Ave
Chesterhill
Alice Frasch
Logan High School
Max McKitrick
M. B. Iles
Hocking Valley Hospital
Dominic Montell
Shawnee
Frank Masure
John Starr
Gore
Myrtle Person
Murray City
William Hall
Nelsonville
John Hall
Carbondale
Claude Sheets
Rockbridge
Ray Edwards
Kenneth Gordon
School Principal Returns From Hollywood Holiday Trip
Miss Mary Connor principal of West Grade School returned Sunday evening from Hollywood California where she was accompanied by sister Mrs Frank Love and niece Miss Margaret Ellen Love a physical education instructor at Bexley High School Columbus They stayed at Sea Crest Manor and Miss Love attended a National Aquatic Forum A water pageant was held during the stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Connor
West
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Love
Margaret Ellen Love
Bexley High School
Columbus
Sea Crest Manor
Love
Births Announced In Three Families
LOGAN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horn Haydenville are the parents of a daughter weighing eight pounds thirteen ounces born Saturday at 3 35 p m at Hocking Valley Hospital. Other births at the hospital include Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Beougher Logan a son born Sunday 12 38 p m weighing seven pounds and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mender Nelsonville a daughter born Monday 11 17 a m weighing seven pounds 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur Horn
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Stacey Beougher
Earl Mender
Nelsonville
John Swengel Enters Boys Choir School in Columbus
John Swengel, ten year old son of the Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Swengel, entered the Boys Choir School in Columbus on Monday for the rest of the school year after a Saturday audition. He will reside with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Baker, in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Swengel
C. W. Swengel
Columbus
Swengel
Mary Baker
Ralph Boster Dies in Huntington Hospital
Ralph T. Boster, 69, native of Gallia County and a boilermaker with the C. and O. Railroad for 25 years, died in a Huntington hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ralph T. Boster
Gallia County
C. & O. Railroad Co
Huntington
Farm Machine Repair Course Is Scheduled
Logan High School vocational instructor LOGAN-Howard W. Nowels will lead a course on farm machinery repair and labor saving devices. The first meeting is Thursday at 8 p.m. in the agricultural building. Plans for constructing devices and tools for repairing most farm equipment are on hand. Attendance is open to interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard W. Nowels
Logan High School
Nowles
Nowels
W E Terrel Rites Held for William E Terrel
Services for William Emerson Terrel 53 died Thursday night in a Columbus hospital were held Monday at 2 pm at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Catherine three sons Robert Dalton and Waldo, mother and stepfather and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Eckhart
Frank Emrick
Lewis Nutter
Catherine
Robert
Dalton
Waldo
Anton Mollenkamp
Franklin
Gore
Nora Slane
Toledo
Mae Wildermuth
Pleasant
Mich
Burdella Starr
Clemence Yoder
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Program Planning Meeting Tonight In Hocking County
Logan notes a program planning meeting for the Hocking County Pioneer Youth Organization at the Courthouse with Kenneth Lies as president in charge. Pomona Grange meets Wednesday evening with Arlie Brimner presiding. Mrs Ralph Swartz leads Friday's 1 30 p m session for the Hocking County Agricultural Home Council in the Court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Pioneer Youth Organization
Kenneth Lies
Pomona Grange
Arlie Brimner
Ralph Swartz
Hocking County Agricultural Home Council
Bee Keepers' Group Schedules Special Meeting
Hocking County Bee Keepers Association calls a special meeting for Thursday evening at Logan High School. President James Rutgers will lead, with Howard E. Kirk as refreshment committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Bee Keepers Association
Logan High School
James Rutgers
Howard E. Kirk
Columbus Lecturer Addresses Rotarians
Doc Waddell of Columbus, entertainer and lecturer, spoke to the Rotary Club at Blossers Clubroom on Monday evening about Saving the Soul. Guests included Rev. Amos L. Heyde, James Wells, and Joseph Phillips.
Mother Daughter Home in Logan Dismissed from Hospital
Mrs. Marion Armstrong and her infant daughter Janet Sue were discharged from Hocking Valley Hospital Monday afternoon and transported by local ambulance to their home on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Armstrong
Janet Sue
Hocking Valley Hospital
West St
Progress Report Highlights City Year One Under Daugherty
Nelsonville council approves annual appropriation 133050.61 and reviews a year of municipal gains. Mayor Daugherty endorses radio-link plans for police, reports on light water sewer and street improvements, and questions tax use for schools and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Daugherty
Vern Coakley
James Cope
Athens
Logan
City Hall
Pleasantview Ave
Madison St
Mound St
Public Square
Linesman
Frederick
Grover St
High St
District 29
Plainview St
Walnut
High Sts
Fourth
Canal St
Business District
William Smith
Marietta Rd
John P. Kelso
Monks, Green and Hawk
Public Safety Committee
Tigner
Jerry Priser
State Highway Patrol
Police
H. E. Wilson
City General Fund
Athens County
State of Ohio
Auto Tax
January Harrington Sunday School Class Meeting Noted
Mrs. Henry L. Carr hosted the Harrington Sunday School Class at the Presbyterian Manse with assistances Mrs. Floyd Duffy Mrs. Harry L. Smith and Mrs. Howard W. Nowels. The program included a devotional by Mrs. Paul Collison a study of Psalm 119 verses 18 through 23 and a lesson on The Most Mysterious Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleone Goodlve
Jesse Mohler
Marcus Kerr
Eber Mowery
Harry Bell
Florence Bort
Rudolph Brandt
Carl Brown
Dollison
Dessie Hanna
Jessie McManigal
Muchmore
Jay Nimon
Lotta Shaw
Fanny Spears
Olive B. Neibling
Phil Tschappat
Hester Lee White
Birthday party honors Ricky Price at home
Young friends gathered at 498 West Second Street to celebrate Ricky Price’s third birthday on December 26. Guests Judy Freeman Karen Brown Patty Blum and Donald Taylor Jr attended while David Stoltz was unable to come. Parents and grandmothers joined the event with festive cake and candles at the center of the dining table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Price
W. Second St
Ricky
Judy Freeman
Karen Brown
Patty Blum
Donald Taylor
David Stoltz
Taylor
Joe Brown
Delmer Freeman
Homer Allen
M. C. Martin
Birthday celebration for Johnny Bennington marks third year
Mrs. Paul Bennington hosted a Sunday reception on S Culver Street for her son Johnny’s third birthday. Guests included David Davis Laura Ann Lanning Eleanor Ann Winters Harley Bobbie Ellinger Melissa Ann Horwell Rickey Frazier and Douglas Adcock. Mothers attending with their children were Mrs. Jeanette Frazier Mrs. James Horwell and Mrs. Henry Adcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bennington
S. Culver St
Johnny
David Davis
Laura Ann Lanning
Eleanor Ann Winters
Harley and
Bobbie Ellinger
Melissa Ann Horwell
Rickey Frazier
Douglas Adcock
Jeanette Frazier
James Horwell
Henry Adcock
Logan Socials Recap From Local Notes
Miss Barbara Huls returns to Western College Oxford after two week vacation in Lo Harry Starr Young couple Mr and Mrs C E Parkin Charleston W Va visit. Mr and Mrs Ad Edgell Nelsonville entertain daughter and family Mr and Mrs James McNamee Logan. Miss Patricia McNamee from St Josephs Academy returns to studies in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Huls
Fred Huls
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Logan
Harry Starr
E. Second St
C. E. Parkin
Charleston
W. Va
Ad Edgell
Nelsonville
James McNamee
N. Market St
Patricia McNamee
St. Josephs Academy
Columbus
Krieg Elected President Of City School Board
Nelsonville L I Krieg was chosen president with Shelby Barber as vice president and Raymond C Patton as clerk at the reorganizational meeting. The board set 1947 salaries and adopted the budget, outlined meeting rules, and planned furnace work at the Junior High. A dinner preceded the meeting in the home economics rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. I. Krieg
Shelby Barber
Raymond C. Patton
City Board of Education
Birth Announced in Nelsonville Family Welcomes Son
Mr and Mrs William Davis announce the birth of a son January 4 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Allen Athens and Mrs Joe B Davis of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Davis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
William Allen
Joe B. Davis
Pythian Sisters to Meet in Nelsonville
The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the K of P Hall in Nelsonville A pure luck lunch will conclude the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Scout Council to Meet Nelsonville
The Girl Scout Council will meet at Little House on Wednesday January 8 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Nelsonville
Little House
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Movement
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion after fat meals. It promotes daily use and notes prices of 15¢ and 30¢, urging readers to follow label directions.
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John Wood
Gallia Vicinity
T. Rutherford
Ohio Valley Stock Firm
Chicago
Logan News
W. H. Mowrey
Agricultural Society
Man
Ralph Boster
Bee Keepers’ Group
Coakley
Reco Corporation
Nov
Oakley & Oakley
Nelson Ville
Smegala
Greyhound Package Express
Greyhound
Greyhound Ter
Union St
Washington D. H
South
Lancaster
Welleton
Chillicothe
Chc
Cleville
Marietta
McArthur
Krieg
D. W. Codding
Prin
J. K. Kinneer
Helen Washburn
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