Youth Held Four Others Sought in Chicken Thefts
In Gallia County Ohio Sheriff George Ehman reports the arrest of 19 year old Jack Spires of Danville who confessed to a chicken theft ring spanning Meigs and other areas. Spires implicated four others including one juvenile as deputies sought two more suspects. The group allegedly stole 10 to 11 chickens from multiple farms then sold them to Huntington Poultry Co for 24.80 dollars.
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Jack Spires
Danville
Ehman
Spires
Meigs County
Garland Nibert
Theodore Ehman
Middleport
W. W. Rawlins
Morgand Center-Eno
Morris Brown
Proctorville
Mutton Hollow
Wellston
Wild Ducks Cost 224 In West Virginia Hunt Incident
Three hunters Harold Chattin Susan Chatten and Robert Chatten were fined for a wild duck hunting incident on Raccoon creek near Bidwell West Virginia Merrill McCormick of the game protector apprehended them on Saturday Costs totaled 24 dollars and fines ranged from 50 to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Merrill McCormick
Harold Chattin
Susan Chattin
Mason City
W.va
Robert Chattin
Clifton
Raccoon Creek
A. M. Payne
Bidwell
Land of Liberty screening by Kananga PTA Tuesday night
A star studded film titled Land of Liberty will be shown Tuesday at 7 30 p m by the Kananga Parent Teachers Association in the school house. Admission is free. The documentary covers 150 years of American history and features stars Claudette Colbert Spencer Tracy Henry Fonda Raymond Massie and Bette Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kananga
Parent Teachers Association
Claudette Colbert
Spencer Tracy
Henry Fonda
Raymond Massie
Bette Davis
Alumni To Meet At Holzer Hospital Group Event
Gallia County District 14 Holzer Hospital alumni will gather Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Gwinn House. The meeting will be addressed by Dann O. Taber a local newspaperman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
Gwinn House
Dann O. Taber
Bartlett social notes mark New Year visits across counties
Bartlett residents report visitors from Columbus Westerville Toledo Richwood and Danville as well as Websterville and Waterloo. Local couples mark anniversaries and holiday gatherings with relatives including Goddards, McGrew, Sapp, Fleming, Green and Newton families.
Stockholders Meeting Planned by Athens County Savings and Loan
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting in Athens Ohio on January 17 1950 at 1 30 PM to elect directors and transact other business. Bring pass book for audit. Secretary H G Householder urges attendance. The notice also covers a separate legal matter in Parkersburg West Virginia with Edith Meek named as a defendant in a real estate probate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Savings and Loan Company
Athens
Ohio
H. G. Householder
Leta M. Leachman
Maple Street
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Edith Meek
Lewis Meek
Athens County
Rome Township
Federal Creek
Eli Brooks
Joseph Shirley
C. C. Meek
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Oresaid
Rio Grande College Hosts Cole Marionette Circus
The Rio Grande College Lyceum chorus presents its second season entertainment featuring the Cole Marionette Circus at 8 p.m. in Community Hall on the campus. College students use activity tickets while adults and children buy season or single admissions at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College Lyceum Chorus
Rio Grande College
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital notes
Mrs Clarence Shaffer Crown City has a son. Admissions include Janet Sue Saxton Wellston Robert Dale White Northup Kelley Huntley Vinton C T Bole Marietta Timothy Stepp Oak Hill Mrs Mary Karr Syracuse Mrs Alva M Noble Ironton Mrs James Cope Wellston Mrs Olan Genheimer Pomeroy Mrs G William Poor Jackson Gregory Sonderman Gallipolis Sidney Lee Jeffers Mason City West Virginia Joseph A Fife Bladen Floyd Jeffers Henderson Mrs Henry Doss Gallipolis William Freeman Jr Gallipolis Mrs Charles E Jenkins Jr Gallipolis Discharged list includes Sara Scott Mrs John White Janet Sue Saxton C T Bole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sue Saxton
Wellston
Robert Dale White
Northup
Kelley Huntley
Vinton
C. T. Bole
Marietta
Timothy Stepp
Oak Hill
Mary Karr
Syracuse
Alva M. Noble
Ironton
James Cope
Olan Genheimer
Pomeroy
G. William Poor
Jackson
Gregory Sonderman
Gallipolis
Sidney Lee Jeffers
Mason City
West Virginia
Joseph A. Fife
Sara Scott
John White
Thomas McCrackin
Okey Burdette
Loren Neal
Raymond Lane
Gus Hill
Raymond Jones
Hollis Woodyard
Joseph Fife
Catherine Vickers
Frank Patton
E. R. Wallace
Marguerite Goode
Floyd Cummins
Earl Cheeseman
Lewis Morgan
Sam Oney
Shirley Collins
Weekend visits and church youth meeting in Rutland
Mrs Lena Pickens spent a weekend with daughter Mrs William Musser. Emanuel Beaver died at his home in Paden City West Virginia. The Youth Fellowship met at the Methodist church with Joan Snowden presiding and Darlene Wolfe leading devotionals. Twenty five members attended a social hour at Ira Wolfe's home afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Lena Pickens
William Musser
Ira Fleming
Emanuel Beaver
Paden City
W. Va
Roger Phillips
Columbus
William Buck
Leo Marshall
Logan
Bessie Wise
Ray Phillips
Donald
Lancaster
Phillip
Flossie Hull
Hubert Deem
Meigs General Hospital
Bertha Lasher
George Titus
Edith
Judy Belt
Parkersburg
Guy Swadley
Methodist Church
Joan Snowden
Darlene Wolfe
Ira Wolfe
O. E. Stansbury
Local visitors drop in around Cheshire and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grapes and son Kenneth of Akron visit W. J. Grapes and Lottie Roush. Becky Harrison of Marietta spends a week with grandparents Jim Grover. Clarence Adams of Evergreen visits Curt Swisher. Roy Grapes of Parkersburg guests of W. J. Grapes. Danny and Kenny Sayre of Flores sea stay with Bert Hern. Edward Thompson of Addison visits Curt Swisher. John Grover of Charleston calls on New Year relatives. Clifford Harrison of Marietta weekend guest of Jim Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Earl Grapes
Kenneth
Akron
W. J. Grapes
Lottie Roush
Becky Harrison
Marietta
Jim Grover
Clarence Adams
Evergreen
Curt Swisher
Roy Grapes
Parkersburg
J. F. Sayre and Sons
Danny and
Kenny
Floressee
Bert Hern
Edward Thompson
Addison
John Grover
Charleston
Clifford Harrison
Alice Yeanger
Parsons Confined at Home After Mild Heart Attack
A. L. Lee Parsons of Millcreek, 52, a taxi driver, was confined to his home after suffering a mild heart attack while at work last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. L
Lee” Parsons
Millcreek
Mr. Parsons
Minor collision reported in Gallipolis
City police noted a minor accident Saturday involving vehicles driven by Marshall M. Burnett of Gallipolis Route 3 and Sidney E. Eblin of Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marshall M. Burnett
Sidney E. Eblin
Carpenter
Ice Blamed For Mishap Involving Multiple Drivers
An icy road south of Oak Hill on Route 75 caused Charles David Hamilton to lose control and overturn his car. Hamilton suffered serious scalp lacerations. Robert Staten, 39, Jackson Route 3, was fined 25 dollars in Jackson Mayors Court for a hit and run. Vernon Herdman, 20, Brice, Ohio, was fined 20 dollars in municipal court for unsafe operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Charles David Hamilton
Oak Hill
Emmyp Shrdidd
Robert Staten
Jackson
Vernon Herdman
Brice
Ohio
River Traffic at Gallipolis and Kanawha Rivers
River traffic reports show the Ohio River nearly stationary at Gallipolis Sunday night with slight drops expected and several boats listed at locks. Kanawha River activity includes multiple tugs and barges moving up or down Marmet and surrounding terminals with varied times.
New Straitsville Village Swears In New Council Members
The New Straitsville village council convened Jan 3 at the mayor’s office. Two newly elected members James Davis and Walter Moulton took oath, joining re-elected Ernest Miller William E Bell Peter Lillico and William Abram. Committees named Streets Building and Real Estate and others. Curfew law to take effect Jan 20 at 10 p.m. after siren blast. Mayor Davis reports on highway meeting in Lancaster. Other residents visit neighbors over New Year weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Owen Wallace
Patsy Wallace
Stockport
Richard Burgess
Columbus
Harry Dougas
James Davis
Walter Moulton
Ernest Miller
William E. Bell
Peter Lillico
William Abram
Davis
William E. Bellwater
Jimmie Davis
William J. Davis
Lancaster
Williard Seckman
Logan
Whitmer
Ruth Bell
Social notes from Corning and Columbus area families
Mrs Jessie Richardson returns home after holidays with sons Larry Carl Vaughn in Columbus and relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Nichols visit relatives in Lima over New Year. Henry Adams hosts open house for golden wedding with sons Harlan Howard Raymond. Teresa Steffen visits Columbus mother and sisters. Ethel Beuscher moves behind Brought residence S Valley. Rev Charles Cecil and wife move to Corning parsonage. Rev Frank Beuscher dies. Hannah Bert Rodgers Mae Rodgers visit Henry Adams. Martin Barnett and wife stay at East Fultonham then visit home. Clifford Bennett attend retirement banquet in Columbus Fort Hayes Hotel with railroad men. Mrs Henry Brought and Mrs Fred Wagner business in New Lexington.
Anti Freezing Fatal in Utica Three Die After Drinking Vehicle Fluid
Three men in Utica New York died Friday night after consuming an antifreeze solution drained from a truck radiator. Authorities reported the incident as a tragic accidental poisoning with investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Primitive Tokyo cures listed in modern shops
In Tokyo chemistry shops, buyers still find aoe baked sparrow dried newts monkey's head and toasted hawk as primitive cures. The remnants of traditional remedies persist amid contemporary pharmacology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sunday Creek Falls Back Toward Normal Levels
Sunday Creek in Banks rose late Friday then fell Saturday and Sunday as water was pumped into the Burr Oak Dam tunnel. By Sunday evening the lake above the dam nearly vanished and debris at the dam hindered flow, but East Branch was expected to return to its natural channel within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak Dam
East Branch
Wedding Anniversaries Fall on Same Day
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs A C McCance Glouster celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary on Christmas along with two of their children whose anniversaries also occur that day The McCances guests included Mr and Mrs Rus sell McCance of Columbus on their eighth anniversary and Mr and Mrs Merrill Norris on their thirteenth anniversary A family dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Kirkbride in Chesterhill Attending were Mr and Mrs Carrol Linscott Millfield John and David Kirkbride and Miss Merril Kay Norris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. C. McCance
Russell McCance
Merrill Norris
Columbus
Fred Kirkbride
Chesterhill
Carrol Linscott
Millfield
John and David Kirkbride
Merril Kay Norris
Auxiliary Discloses Christmas Distribution
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met in Legion Hall. They reported three baskets of food one pair of shoes and 16 sheet blankets distributed at Christmas. The next meeting will cover legislation with Mrs Mary Rogers in charge. Refreshments committee includes Mrs Rose Love Mrs Lita Westfall Mrs Goldie Byers and Mrs Edith Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Mary Rogers
Legislative Committee
Rose Love
Lita Westfall
Goldie Byers
Edith Mingus
Local Visitors and Obituary Flyover in Trimble Area
Glouster resident H E Pettit visited Crooksville guest home of J W Herrold in Trimble. Duncan Falls couple Jesse Kasler called to Trimble after sister Florence McCune died. Harold Rainey Bernard Harvey and Gwen spent Sunday in Columbus. Erland Coffman and niece Patty Coffman Athens Route 1 shared Sunday dinner with Edna Kasler in Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
Jesse Kasler
Duncan Falls
Kasler
Florence McCune
Harold Rainey
Bernard Harvey
Gwen
Columbus
Erland Coffman
Patty Coffman
Athens
Edna Kasler
Christmas and New Year Social Visits Traced Across Local Families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Woodyard and children Kenny and Martha Jane Colum bus spent Christmas with Mrs Eliza Welsh and Mr and Mrs C C Woodyard Mrs Eliza Welsh accompanied them to their home for an indefinite stay Mr and Mrs Howard Steward spent Christmas with Mrs Steward s sister Mrs Ray Seidenable and Mr Seidenable Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Clyde Walker Thurman spent New Year s with Mrs Walker s parents Mr and Mrs Dale Dye Mr and Mrs C C Woodyard visited Mr Woodyard s sister Mrs Elizabeth Cottrill and her daughter Mrs Ruth Swisher Radcliff Miss Margaret Gillogly Athens spent a day at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Fern Gillogly Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Dwaine and Melva Faye Jordan accompanied by Mrs Maude Jones Albany were New Year s Day guests of Mrs Bessie Strong Athens Mr and Mrs J L Rawlings and Mrs Ruth Starkey have returned from Indianapolis Ind where they were guests of Mrs Charles McCall Mr McCall was still in a hospital but was believed to be slowly improving Mrs Westina Crabtree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Jones
Albany
Bessie Strong
Athens
J. L. Rawlings
Ruth Starkey
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles McCall
WSCS To Meet Glouster at Jacksonville Methodist
The Women’s Society for Christian Service of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet in the church auditorium Wednesday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Glouster
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Kiwanis Dinner Meeting Set In Ho tel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will hold a dinner meeting in Hotel Gordon this evening at 6 30. Members are urged to attend and discuss club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Mrs. Florence McCune Dies at 78 in Trimble
Mrs. Florence McCune 78 died at her son Melville’s home in Trimble after months of illness. She lived her life in the community and is survived by three children Don Melville and Pearl, 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services at the Church of Christ Trimble Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Burial Sands Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kasler
Duncan Falls
Frank Clark
Trimble
George Riley
Mark
Austin
Mildred
Church of Christ In
Gilbert Courtney
Sands Cemetery
Perfect Attendance Noted At Glouster Church Event
The Glouster Church of Christ disclosed two cases of long term perfect attendance. Mrs Felda Stansberry has attended every Sunday for 18 years and Mrs Weltha Williams for 16 years.
Lantz E H Named Clerk-Treasurer Of Glouster Board
Glouster Board of Education elected E. H. Lantz as clerk treasurer at a Thursday meeting. Lantz is not a board member, per school code. Previously Dr. C. F. Patton was president and Clifford Collins vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
E. H. Lantz
Lantz
C. F. Patton
Clifford Collins
Local Visitors Gather in Prattsville and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dearth spent New Year’s Day with Mrs. Dearth’s relatives near Creola. Several families hosted or visited relatives including Martha Mae West with Mrs. Merrill Mace, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion West with his parents. The list includes visits among Harkins Canode West Dearth Andy Martin Lemay and Peters-Edna Dearth with various kin in Castalia Jacksonville Hope Albany and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattsville
H. F. Dearth
Mrs. Dearth
Don Simms
Creola
Martha Mae West
Merrill Mace
Marion West
J. W. West
Glenn Harkins
Harkins
Raymond Canode
Castalia
Edna Dearth
Fannie Daft
Sarah McHenry
Jacksonville
Earl Andy
Sandra
Jim Andy
Hope
Eugene Martin
Vivian
Larry
Ben Lemay
Hamilton
Mrs. Lemay
Clyde Peters
Local Families Share Holidays Across towns in Ohio and West Virginia
Ms and Mr Bolen visited Mrs Dwight Brown in St Albans W Va. Charles Bowen spent a week with Archie Egnor in Harrisburg Ohio. Ray Miller stayed with brother Von Miller in Parkersburg. Carol Pierce celebrated Christmas with Dwight Hysell in Hysell Run. Alpha Barr had appendicitis surgery at Meigs General. Alice Grapes of Columbus visited friends here. Bob Famp spent Christmas vacation with Billy Joe Harman. S G Pickens hosted holiday guests Floyd Snowden Dayton Oscar Goodwin De Woodall Charleston W Va. Thomas Bowles of Columbus visited his mother Jennie Bowles and brother Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Cecil Bolen
Meigs General Hospital
Alice Grapes
Columbus
Bob Famp
Billy Joe Harman
S. G. Pickens
Floyd Snowden
Dayton
Oscar Goodwin
de Woodall
Charleston
W. A. Thomas Bowles
Jennie Bowles
Charles
Carol Pierce
Defendant Cleared in Mason Shooting Case
In Mason, Ed Simpkins was found innocent of feloniously shooting Burdell Neal after a jury deliberation of about ten minutes. The verdict prompted applause as Simpkins shook hands with Judge Lewis H. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ed Simpkins
Burdell Neal
Simpkins
Samuel D. Littlepage
Circuit Court
Vernon Jones
Lewis H. Miller
Miller
Douglass Randolph
William Durst
Moose Lodge
Mason Jail Empty Runaways Returned
No one was jailed over the weekend in Mason. Sheriff F A Morrison said two 16 year old runaways from Boomer West Virginia were picked up Saturday and turned over to child welfare worker Mrs Ida Stanley. They were sent by bus back to Boomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F. A. Morrison
Boomer
W. Va
Ida Stanley
Charleston Man Fined $35 in Two Guilty Pleas
Orville Jones was fined 35 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to two charges before a peace justice in Point Pleasant. He received 10 dollars and costs for improper license plates and 25 dollars and costs for lacking an operator's license, held since mid week while authorities checked the plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Orville Jones
Jones
Friendship Circle Hosts Potluck at Heights EUB Church
Mrs. Joseph Jewell hosted the Friendship Circle of the Heights EUB Church at 2206 Jefferson Blvd. A potluck dinner occurred at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. Otis Smith presiding over the business meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Elmer Ebersbach, Mrs. Harry Godfrey, Mrs. Samuel Beller, Mrs. Charles Musgrave, Mrs. Otto Rodgers, Mrs. Hale Blessing, Mrs. Roy Blessing, Mrs. Thomas Jewell, Mrs. Ernest Warner, Mrs. Mac Sayre, Mrs. ay Cottrell, and Mrs. George is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Joseph Jewell
Jefferson Blvd
Friendship Circle of the
Mac Sayre
Ay Cottrell
George Is
Married Ladies Bridge Club Hosts Thursday
Mrs. Robert S. Meyer of 1213 Vi and St. will host the Married Ladies Bridge Club Thursday at 2 p.m. in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Meyer
Viand St
Married Ladies Bridge Club
River Crest Near 38 Feet Is Expected
The Ohio River was forecast to crest just under 38 feet at Point Pleasant with a 37.12 foot reading at 2 p.m. Sunday as floodwaters from Crooked Creek raised concerns. Two local families were forced to move as water covered streets and a lake formed near Route 35 and the railroad trestle while the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers stayed in banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Tampico
Kanawha
Sullivan
Weir
Price
Bruce
J and C Zubie
Martin
Titan
Laughlin
Sohio State
Rand Up
the Patriot
Crooked Creek
E. Third St
Junior McKinney
Harper Huffman
Viand
Ohio
Ladies of First Presbyterian serve chicken dinner
The Gallipolis group will hold a chicken dinner on Wednesday January 18 from 5 to 7 PM at the church. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach. Tickets and details are available at the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
The
First Presbyterian Church
Rainbow Girls Elect Tonight at Masonic Hall
The Point Pleasant Rainbow Girls Assembly meets at 7 o clock this evening in the Masonic Hall to elect officers and conduct the orderly business of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Point Pleasant
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Masonic Hall
Point Pleasant Woman's Club to Meet Thursday
The Point Pleasant Appalachian Woman's Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the company offices on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Point Pleasant Appalaschian Woman's Club
Comepany
Sixth St
Local Residents Share Health And Travel News
Mrs. J. F. Eads of Sand Hill Road enters Holzer Hospital for surgery Tuesday after Sunday admission. Mrs. Carroll Long of Pittsburgh returns home from visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayes in Henderson. Mrs. Harry Childers of Gallipolis guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wright on Winfield Road. Lt. Vernon Clifton of the local Coast Guard detachment remains a patient at a St. Louis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Krebs of Charleston spent the weekend with Mrs. Krebs’ parents Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, Country Club Addition, as the Glasses recently moved here from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Eads
Sand Hill Road
Holzer Hospital
Carroll Long
Pittsburgh
J. Mayes
Henderson
Harry Childers
Gallipolis
L. A. Wright
Winfield Road
Vernon Clifton
Coast Guard
St. Louis Hospital
William Krebs
Charleston
Krebs
John Glass
Country Club
Glass
Columbus
CERTA VIN Relief Promises Gas Pain Cure
A Athens man says ten years of stomach gas from undigested food vanished after taking CERTA VIN, a formula described as containing ten herbs plus vitamin B and iron. The ad claims faster relief, stronger nerves, enriched blood, and urges purchases at Athens Pharmacy, Betts Cut Rate, and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
CERTA
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court
Nelsonville
Betts
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Bartlett
Lloyd Burgess
Irma Burgess
Westerville
Ethel Burgess
Toledo
Albert Burgess
Richwood
Harold Goddard
E. H. McKain
John Kirby Stouffer
S. K. Steele
Steele
McKain
Edward Lauer
Donald Lauer
William Sapp
Rene McGrew
Chester Fleming
Dickie
Lewis Smith
Dick Graham
Lizzie Goddard
Nellie Goddard
Wayne Dickson
Waterloo
Kenneth Bowman
Great Lakes
Ill
Albert Bowman
Louise Bowman
Malcolm Goddard
Youngstown
Ethel
Enid Goddard
Harry Hoover, Jr
Waterford
Sam
Jay Hunter
Alva Green
Dale Grandon
Delores Lochary
Green
Rio Grande
Clarence Shaffer
Crown City
Corning
L. W.lohrey
Harry Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Capt
C. B. Smith
San Diego
Calif
Congress
U. S
Wright Brothers
Sunday Creek
Auxiliary
Mason
Bridge Club
Athens, Ohio
Mens Union Suits
Boys Union
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