Pomeroy Projects See Plans Falter In 1932 End
In Pomeroy a riverbank parking lot project led by J E Mahoney stalled after planners learned a government permit was required. About 300 dollars in pledges came from local businessmen but interest waned. A courthouse grounds beautification and public park proposal by John L Blair also saw little progress but may be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Sycamore and
Court Streets
J. E. Mahoney
John L. Blair
K. of P. Halil
Evangelistic Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Middleport
Two hundred people from Gallipolis Baptist Church attended the local Baptist service on Monday as Evangelistic Meeting enters its second night. Rev. J. W. Hoyt of Warsaw Indiana opened the meeting Sunday and Rev. Kreager declared it Presbyterian Night. Rev. F. J. Gardner joined the Baptist service Tuesday with many from his congregation. Eastern Star members attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Gallipolis
J. W. Hoyt
Warsaw
Ind
Kreager
F. J. Gardner
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Will Make Plans Pythian Sisters To Reorganize for Coming Year
Middleport January 11 reorganizing for the coming year will be the chief activity this evening at the Meigs Temple No. 153 Pythian Sisters meeting. The staff and officers meet at the LaSalle Hotel with Mrs Lewis Burford hosting. After the business session a taffy pulling party will be enjoyed by about twenty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Middleport
Meigs Temple
LaSalle Hotel
Lewis Burford
Local Notes From Gallipolis Area
Mrs G E Russell returned home Monday after visiting her parents in Gallipolis. Walter Russell longtime local milkman has been seriously ill at home for a week, with son Errett handling his routes. Mr and Mrs Russell Shirk of Springfield announce the birth of a daughter January 7 at Mrs Erlewine’s on Brownell Avenue. mother Thelma Erlewine. Mrs Ralph Davis and niece Mrs Fred Whitlock were in Ewington Tuesday for the death of Mrs Whitlock’s grandmother Mrs Rebecca Vance. Mrs H P Stewart in ill health for years is now in a more serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Russell
Gallipolis
Walter Russell
Errett
Russell Shirk
Springfield
Harve Standsbury
Beech Grove
Blaine Giles
Dayton Dorst
Cliff Hysell
Watt Hysell
Morris Wright
Bidwell
Jacob Musser
Dave Russell
Bradbury
Wade Johnson
Sig Johnson
Lucille Johnson
John Johnson
Clarence Chase
Naomi Owens
Nell Bing
Pomeroy
Elza Starr
Charlies Peoples
Ruth Alkire
Palma Kruger
Vernon Mills
Carl Dennison
Charles Gray
Holzer Hospital
Merle Bell
Mansfield
Mildred Barton
Wm. Folan
Joppa
K. of P. Hall
Phil Meinhart Critical After Illness in Inquenza
In Middleport on January 11 Phil Meinhart remains in serious condition amid illness described as inquenza with heart trouble. His wife Mrs Meinhart and relatives are greatly concerned over his deteriorating state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Meinhart
Illness in Cleveland Ties Hobart Family
Word reached Middleport that Dr. Will Hobart of Lakeside Cleveland is critically ill with a facial infection. Carl Hobart of Middleport traveled to Cleveland Monday to be with his brother, and H. B. Hobart of Akron had already arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Will Hobart
Lakeside
Cleveland
Carl Hobart
H. B. Hobart
Akron
Hobart
Viva Russell Hosts Bradbury Bridge Club
Miss Viva Russell hosted her bridge club Monday evening at her Bradbury home. Two tables were in play with light refreshments served after. Miss Lucille Dutton won high score while guest Miss Margaret Riley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Viva Russell
Bradbury
Russell
Lucille Dutton
Margaret Riley
Mrs Dee Ward Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Dee Ward of South Third Avenue entertained her contract bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home with a covered dish dinner. High score honors went to Mrs M D Haftinger first and Mrs Oscar Roedel second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Dee Ward
South Third Avenue
Contract Bridge Club
M. D. Haftinger
Oscar Roedel
Bank Crash Destroys Plans for Pomeroy Temple
POMEROY Jan 11 Plans for a new Masonic Temple are ruined by the failure and reorganization of the First National Bank of Chattanooga Tennessee. Pomeroy Lodge No 17 Pree and Accepted Masons stood to finance with 1000 shares from the late Wyatt Plantz estate now reduced to 200 shares in a reorganized bank with par value ten dollars. Other local families reportedly held Tennessee bank stock as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
First National Bank of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Masonic Order
Wyatt Plantz
Pomeroy Lodge
Chattanooga Bank
Messenger
Rufus Terrell
The
Chattanooga Times
Masonic Lodge
Pomeroy Bend
Tennessee Institution
Grange Officers at Meigs Installed
The Meigs omona Grange met with Sear Grange in Harrisonville on Saturday night. Mrs. Ollie Anderson installed officers with Deputy Master Harley Musser as marshal and Ina M Radikin and Miles Nelson assisting. Pomona degree conferred on 12 candidates. Golden Sheaf Certificates awarded to three charter Laurel Grange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Meigs
Omona Grange
Sear Grange
Ollie Anderson
Harley Musser
Ina M Radikin
Miles Nelson
H. E. Starkey
A.L. Holliday
Nellie Radikin
F. G. Mutchler
Ann Graham
Ellen Martin
Lutie Vale
Laurel Grange
Ceramic engineers from Pomeroy travel the world
Pomeroy news notes two former Pomeroy High School graduates now living in Columbus and Michigan who work in ceramic engineering. Leo Franz recently returned from England after visiting his family and traveling for work before leaving with his wife and baby for Mexico Missouri. Carl Schwartewalder, now with A C Spark Plug Co in Flint Michigan, plans a soon assignment to England upon completion of duties at Ohio State University.
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Tomeroy
Pomeroy
Leo Franz
Mexico
EB. J. Frenz
England
Carl Schwartewalder
Frank Schwartewalder
Columbus
A-C Spark Plug Company
Flint
Miech
Ohio State University
Schwarzewalder
Franz
Pomeroy High School
Forester Farley Visits Racine From Dam No. 28
Forester Farley of Dam No. 28 near Portsmouth was a business visitor in Racine on Tuesday. Walter Stewart spent Sunday with relatives in Vienna West Virginia. Maurice Lott, local grade school teacher, is reported ill with mumps. T Mallory of Pomeroy arrived Monday to visit his parents Ed and Mrs. Mallory. Mrs. Walter Stewart is ill with an infected tooth. Mrs. Ollie Schaefer, long ill, is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester Farley
U. S. Government
Portsmouth
Racine
Walter Stewart
Vienna
W. Va
Maurice Lott
T. Mallory
Pomeroy
Ed Mallory
Ollie Schaefer
Mrs Mac Bie Returns Home From Visit to Washington
Middleport residents note Mrs. Mac Bie, guest of Mrs. Addie Smith and Mrs. Jessie Lansbury, leaves for Washington D C after Christmas visit. She is escorted to Charleston by Mrs. Lansbury and niece Miss June Sansbury who will stay with Mr and Mrs Elmer Dent for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Mac Bie
Addie Smith
Jessie Lansbury
Washington, D. C
Charleston
Lansbury
June Sansbury
Elmer Dent
Suit Filed Over $430 Note By Matheny Motor
L. G. Matheny doing business as the Matheny Motor Truck Company filed suit in common pleas court Tuesday against V. R. Smith seeking $430 plus interest on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jan. U
L. G. Matheny
Matheny Motor Truck Company
Common Pleas Court
V. R. Smith
Jenkinson in Critical Condition in St Josephs Hospital
Pomeroy January 11 C A Jenkin son of Main Street is in St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg for treatment. He is reported in a critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
C. A. Jenkinson
Main
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Daughters of Veterans Install New Officers
Installation of officers carried out by Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans in Pomeroy on Monday night. New officers include President Bertha Chase and secretary Lucie B. Guide among others. each member received a rose from the outgoing president Charity Senkus who received a bouquet.
Influenza Ties Up Shumaker, Pomeroy Meeting
Dr. C. B. Shumaker, ill with influenza and with a nervous breakdown, is confined to his residence on the second floor of the Odd Fellows Lodge Building. A joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meeting was held Tuesday at the K of P hall. His absence from the streets at night is noted due to his health. Immediate family members are present.
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Pomeroy
Shumaker
Secon
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
K. of P. Ball
Ladies League Formed In Athens Area Community
The Rev. Spriggs organized a Ladies League at Mrs. Charles Chase home on Jan 5 with officers Mrs. Florence Saulers president and Mrs. Minta Chase vice president. A Young People's Society followed with Miss Winnie Martin president and Miss Leona Robinson secretary. Members are urged to read the Book of Ruth and recruit new members. Community gatherings continued with visits among local families and Sunday guests from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spriggs
Athens
Charles Chase
Florence Saulers
Minta Chase
Ruth Martin
Grace Lynch
the Chase Church
Young People’s Society
Winnie Martin
Merri Chase
Leona Robinson
Martin
C. F. Oberholzer
Glen French
Columbus
C. W. Lynch
Ernest Woodyard
Helen Kenney
Dale Kenney
Laura Woodyard
Bliss Woodyard
Mise Leona Robinson
Mise Ruth Woodyard
Cc. W. Lynch
Leo Sanborn and
Rutland Figures Struck by Illness In community notes
Rutland residents report multiple illnesses this week with Mrs Harve Standsbury in critical condition and Mr Elza Starr seriously ill. Several families including the Dorst, Hysell, and Wrights have members ill or recovering while others visit and assist relatives.
Community notices and sports results from Friday night games
Local events include the W M S Me society meeting at the M E Church parsonage with Salt Marsh of Disease as the study topic. Basketball results show the girls losing to Tuppers Plains while the boys beat Tuppers Plains 28 25 and 24 11 against Chauncey. Middleport second team fell to our second team 18 16 with next game at Middleport. Officers were reelected for the telephone with Joe Young president Lee Brown secretary Carl Reeves treas Elmer Molden Ash McGhee Edward Molden and Mary McGhee will again serve as operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Walsh
Athens
Clarence Chase
Elza Barton
Tuppers Plains
Chauncey
Middleport
Joe Young
Lee Brown
Carl Reeves
Elmer Molden
Ash McGhee
Edward Molden
Cheshire W W A hosts surprise shower for new bride
The W. W. A. met at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abies home Tuesday night and held a surprise shower for Mrs. Abies recent bride. Mrs. Abies received many useful gifts. After the business meeting the evening was spent in games. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Abies
Dyesville Meeting Series and Local Social Updates
Rev Fred Strickland conducted a series at Community Church Dyesville from last Sunday night to January 15. Marion Jordan returned home from Athens hospital improved. Several residents shared visits and returns including John Cline Howard Tewsberry Thelmore Stansbury Roy White Dale Caster Artie Gardner and families in Langsville and Galapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Strickland
Dyesville
Marion Jordan
Athens
John Cline
Howard Tewsberry
Thelmore Stansbury
Roy White
Jim Folden
Shawnee
Myrtle Folden
Artie Gardner
Langsville
Dale Caster
Robert Turner
John Sheppard
Loya
Folden
Gallipolis
Howard Folden
Bart Bosworth
Columbus
Mary Ann Bosworth
Addie Hanna
Grangers of Albany and Athens Attend Jerseyville Church
A delegation of Grangers from Athens and Albany attended Jerseyville church Sunday evening. Local residents and visitors shared social calls with members of the Smith family and other neighbors. The report notes several guests and visits spanning Friday to Sunday in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Athens
Jerseyville Church
Epworth League teens host Amesville gathering
About twenty young Epworth League members enjoy a Saturday night at counselor Mrs. Birchie Thompson’s home with refreshments music and games. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Shoop visit friends in Amesville on Sunday. Ruth Lighthizer visits Mrs. Catherine Hartley in Amesville this week. An upcoming Methodist Church missionary meeting and social tea will be at Mrs. Esta Turner’s home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Van Valey return to Dunbar West Virginia after visiting Mrs. Hannah Glazier. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a future box social with music. The Messenger will publish more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Birchie Thompson
F. G. Shoop
Amesville
Catherine Hartley
Ruth Lighthizer
McConnelsville
Methodist Church
Esta Turner
C. J. van Valey
Hannah Glazier
Dunbar
W. Va
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Community Notes from Flat Run and Nearby
Flat Run residents share visits and gatherings with the Arbaugh and Cooley families. A farewell party for Roscoe Spurlock was held at the Peter Smith home before his return to near Gallipolis. Nearby trip members included F. B. Arbaugh Rufus Woodrum and Dick King on business to Huntington. Visitors to Arch Arbaughs included A. T. Townsend and Gilbert Bowen with son Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Arbaugh
William Cooley
Roscoe Spurlock
Gallipolis
Peter Smith
Smith
F. B. Arbaugh
Rufus Woodrum
Dick King
Huntington
Charlotte Dixon
Arch Arbaugh
A. T. Townsend
Gilbert Bowen
Lawrence
Maude Weyand
Mt Hermon Community Notes From Sharpsburg Area
Sharpsburg residents visit Lathrop and Athens families. Mt Hermon Ladies Aid meets with twelve present. Young People’s Society gathers at Earl and Mrs Dickson home. Anti-Saloon League to stage Protection at Mt Hermon Church on January 31. Several families report illness improves with time. Leota Strode and son Burhl visit Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grimes
Louise
Frank Quinn
Lathrop
Irene Hanson
Sharpsburg
Mt. Hermon
Ruth Russell
Plantsville
Dorothy Ross
Athens
Carlos Harris
Ethel Young
Ladies Aid Society
Alfred Smith
Victorene
Howard Harris
Leota Strode
Burhl
Former Dover Township Man Killed by Downed Electric Wire
Howard Fornwalt of Williamsburg Pennsylvania died after touching a live electric wire near a downed pole while driving home from town. He was 70? No, not provided. Funeral held in Williamsburg with burial there. Survived by wife Minnie and seven children, five brothers, three sisters. Many relatives in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Howard Fornwalt
Williamsburg
Amanda Howard Fornwalt
Dover Township
Minnie Fornwall
John H
Margaret Burkholder
Charles
Altoona
George W
Philadelphia
Mary Merritts
Canoe Creek
Luther
Harry
East Freedom
Carrie Isenberg
Amanda Fornwall
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Lydia Brookins
Millfield
John M. Howard
Amesville
Athens County
John Crum Dies in Chauncey Area
John Crum 55 longtime Circle Hill resident and Pentecostal leader died Tuesday after a pneumonia illness. Funeral services are planned Friday at Nelsonville Pentecostal Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Crum
Pentecostal
Circle Hill
Nelsonville
Rites for Nora Eisenaugle Held in Trimble Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Eisenaugle were led by Rev. G B Courtney at Trimble Church of Christ with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. The 55 year old mother of six leaves husband Arthur Eisenaugle who died nine years ago and children Harley Eisenaugle Lillie Steinmetz Morris Eisenaugle John Carrie Annetta Vina and Arthur Jr all at home plus four sisters in Springfield and Cleveland. Attending were Morris Eisenaugle Wiley Eisenaugle and Mrs Luther Cruikshank of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Trimble
Cleveland
Morris Eisenaugle
John
Carrie
Annetta Vina
Arthur, Jr
Springfield
Morris Eisenaughe
Wiley Eisenaugle
Luther Cruikshank
Home Making Class Meets Thursday Afternoon
The Home Making Class will gather Thursday at 1 15 in Chauncey for an afternoon meeting.
Illness and visits in Chauncey and surrounding towns
Mrs. E J Adams of Jackson Michigan wintering with daughter Mrs A L Preston in Chauncey has influenza and is improving. Mr and Mrs William Syx of Salem visited Chauncey. Miss Louie Huff ill at Coal Run near Chauncey shows signs of improvement. Miss Hazel LaHugh visited Bolins Mills Ohio to see cousins Ernest and Mrs Stanley. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hysell of Lower Plains spent Sunday in Pomeroy and with relatives in Buchtel. Pat Moore, summoned to The Plains by his mother in law Mrs Lucy Surgeon’s death, has returned to Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Adams
Jackson
Mich
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
William Syx
Salem
Louie Huff
Coal Run
Hazel LaHugh
Bolins Mills
Ernest Stanley
Ralph Hysell
Lower Plains
Pomeroy
Buchtel
Pat Moore
the Plains
Lucy Surgeon
Akron
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge to Meet in Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of Chauncey will meet Thursday at 7 PM in the K of P Hall. Officers will be nominated for the coming year and other important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose
Thursday Services at Church Hold Interest
Chauncey July 11. Special revival feature at the Church of God in Chauncey has Athens and Chauncey young people in charge Thursday night. Raymond Atkins leads music, service starts at 7. Rev. C. B. Haines conducts meetings and will speak at 8. Sermon postponed to Friday night. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of God In
Athens
Raymond Atkins
C. B. Haines
Haines
Elsie Bailey and Cecil Antie Wed in Chauncey Ceremony
Miss Elsie Mae Bailey daughter of Mrs Marie Myers Hooper Ridge and Cecil A Antie son of Mr and Mrs John Antie Crescent Ridge were married in Chauncey on December 31 by Magistrate John Leys. The bride a Jacksonville Trimble High School graduate class of 1931. Attendants were Miss Edna Sayre Crescent Ridge and Vincent Bailey, bride’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elsie Mae Bailey
Marie Myers
Hooper Ridge
Cecil A. Antie
John Antie
Crescent Ridge
John Leys
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Edna Sayre
Vincent Bailey
Millfield Man In Columbus Hospital After Mine Injury
Herman Theisen Jr of Millfield is at St Francis Hospital in Columbus after a leg injury from a past mine accident. His wife Mrs Theisen is visiting him and staying with her sister Mrs H P Prushing in Columbus for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey, Jan. Il
Herman Theisen, Jr
Millfield
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Mrs. Theisen
H. P. Prushing
Sanders Hosts Dinner in Millfield for Birthday
Mrs. C. N. Sanders entertained at her Millfield home with a dinner honoring her husband Dr. Sanders on his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
C. N. Sanders
Dr. Sanders
Mines Reduce Active in Chauncey District
Sixteen mines worked Tuesday in the Chauncey district with fourteen operating on Wednesday. The active mines include Carbondale, Kimberly, Hocking, Black Diamond, Poston No. 6, No. 107, No. 267, No. 219, No. 9, No. 15, No. 60, No. %, No. 28, No. 119. Chauncey and Luhrig are idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Carbondale
Kimberly
Hocking
Black Diamond
Poston
Chauncey and Luhrig
Reverend Bert O'Connor Preaches at Lawrence Chapel
The Reverend Bert O'Connor filled his Lawrence Chapel appointment and will preach again in two weeks at 9 30. Norman and Robert Kapple of Fairview visited their sister Mrs. Mabel Swartz from Friday to Saturday. Various local residents visited and hosted gatherings at homes in Jerseyville The Plains and Tuppers Plains including Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ackley and others through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert O'Connor
Lawrence Chapel
Norma
Robert Kapple
Fairview
Mabel Swartz
Sam Bails
Dennis Bails
Jerseyville
Frank Caldwell
Aldo McKinley
Earl Miller
Frank Lawrence
R. L. Sharp
Lennie
Glen
L. H. Allen
Myrtie
Daisy Murphy
Edward Chevalier
John Bachelder
Paul
the Plains
Daniel Ackley
Ralph
Tuppers Plains
Albert McKinney
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Small Town
Readers note a flurry of visits and gatherings as residents travel between homes and farms. Eleanor Alien, Bulah and other kin visit relatives including the Aharts, Gastons, Ackleys, Brande, and Blair households for Sunday and weekend companionship.
Washington state senator leader raps with band in Seattle
In Seattle Washington a state senator leader and a dance band lieutenant governor reacted to a new rapping style on January 11. They described years of calling order with a cow gavel and joked about rapping sounds while Meyers noted the use of a regular gavel in official proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Washington State
Meyers
Olive Tablets and Health Claims by Dr Edwards
A fragment describes Olive Tablets promoted by Dr Edwards as a liver tonic for women. It asserts the tablets remove toxins, improve digestion, and brighten appearance with nightly use, listing olive color and ingredients and warning of potential poisonous matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Olive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Hobart III
Miss Russell
Mrs. Ward Fentertains
Pomeroy Interests
Vionts Estate
Pomona Group
Washington
A. Jenkinson IN
Daughters of Veterans
Bertha Chase
Dr. Shumaker II
Rutland
Ic Club
M. E. Rathburn
Orville Willaims
McArthur
Mary McGhee
Cheshire
Aaron Davis
F. W. Butcher
James Baker
Addison
E. O. Yeanger
Orin Smith
Mary Lou
Kggerville
Bertha Randall
North Gallia
Mary EB. Thomas
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Lester Roush
Carl Jenkins
Mary Reynolds
H. H. Roush
Alva Bing
L. J. Reynolds
Alberta
Dorothy
Erma Jeanne
Henry Scott
Louisa Mee- Allister
Orn Smith
Garfield Searis
J. B. Evans
Velva Mae
W. H. Jacobs
Faye Thomas
Mary Elizabeth
Vera
Shade
Cowen
KH. R. Barker
Tom Johnson
Gladys Burson
S. J. Smith
Pearl Smith
Grenna Flanders
J. Smith
Gene Hamer
Murray City
Joe King
Janny
Sarah Goldsberry
Roy Goldsberry
Jim Hamer
Ruth Campbell
Jay Hamer
Vienna Kelley
Everett Bissell
Ambrosia
Fred Smith
Rachael
Virgene Wilson
Helen Pierce
Foster Pierce
Joe Bobo
Johnnie Gwin
Frank Jeffers
Anderson Burton
Kathryn Cowen
Marguerite Smith
Helen Hamer
Conrad Wein
James Hamer
Pennsylvania
Pentecostal Church
Bailey
Antle
Theisen
Lottridge
Bulah
John Gaston
Eleanor Alien
Ahart
Runnion
Ray Tren
Marion
Blue
Mr. Ackley
Ethel Ackley
Ackley
Ola Murphy
Frost
Lelia Brande
Mr Barnhill
Ida Atherton
Alfreyternoon
Daisy
Mr. and
Non
Musiq
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey, Ohio
Elberfelds
Chicago
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