Unverified land sale report in Putnam County near Eleanor
A report claims Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp bought hundreds of acres of the Eleanor subsistence farm land near Red House Putnam County. Officials say they have heard nothing confirmed about the sale. The firm already holds options on coal lands in Mason and Putnam counties and may target equipment at the West Virginia Ordnance Works, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Eleanor
Red House
Putnam County
Edward Pitke
War Assets Administation
Richmond
Carbide and Carbon
George A. Rairden
Leon
Mason
Putnam Counties
Rairden
Buffalo
Mason County
Blain
Putnam
Mason Counties
Kanawha River
Union District
AAA
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Charleston
Williams Resigns as Panthers Cage Coach
Williams, head coach of the Pomeroy Purple Panthers, asked the Pomeroy Board of Education to relieve him of coaching duties due to his health. He is replaced by Herndon Wilks, former Chesapeake High School coach and Marshall College letterman, who will also oversee the reserves. The Panthers, tied for first in the SEC, have 11 games left. Wilks’ first game is at Jackson against the Ironmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pearl Williams
Pomeroy Purple Panthers
Pomeroy Board of Education
W. A. Smith
Williams
Herndon Wilks
Columbus
Wilks
PHS
U. S. Navy
Chesapeake
Ohio
Pomeroy Panthers
Middleport
Pomeroy Five
Panthers
Jackson
Ironmen
New Pastor Installed at Federated Church in Pomeroy
The Federated Church of Pomeroy installs Rev Robert Hegnauer as pastor on January 15 at 7 30 p m Ceremonies will be assisted by Rev Leonard Hegnauer of Canton and Rev H G McMillen of Middleport A reception follows in the church social rooms Pulpit Committee members include W A Smith chairman Ben Neutzling Mrs I B Weed Erma Smith Mrs Neva Seyfried and Patsy Shields
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Robert Hegnauer
Federated Church
Leonard Hegnauer
Canton
H. G. McMillen
Middleport
Hegnauer
W. A. Smith
Ben Neutzling
I. B. Weed
Erma Smith
Neva Seyfried
Patsy Shields
Mrs Thelma Lowe Polly Dies at 42
Mrs Thelma Lowe Polly 42 died Saturday evening at a Charleston West Virginia hospital after a two week illness Funeral services will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Rawlings Coats funeral home Rev H A Rothrock officiating Burial will be at Miles Cemetery Rutland Surviving are daughter Mrs Betty Gentile Boston Mass son Walter Harry Ketter South Carolina sister Mrs Donna Swyers Columbus and brothers William Lowe Middleport Albert Columbus and Frank Dayton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Thelma Lowe Polly
Charleston
W. Va
Rawlings-Coats
H. A. Rothrock
Miles Cemtery
Rutland
Betty Gentile
Boston
Mass
Walter Harry Ketter
South Carolina
Donna Swyers
Columbus
William Lowe
Albert
Frank
Dayton
Rooster Survives Axe in Odd Ohio Tale
RACINE John Morrison of Ashtabula Ohio, former Racine resident, owned a White Rock rooster noted for surviving an axe attack after head removal. The bird reportedly lived several days, fed by eye dropper, and remained alive around January 8 during preparations for a New Year’s dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
John Morrison
Ashtabula
Ohio
Ralph Ross
White Rock
Class 12 Meet at Heath Methodist Church Host Home
Class 12 of Heath Methodist Church will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles McElhinny. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Perry Mitch, and Mrs. E. M. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Charles McElhinny
Lawrence Milhoan
Perry Mitch
E. M. Wood
Pomeroy Council of Church Women to MeetWednesday
The Pomeroy Council of Church Women meets at the United Methodist Church on Wednesday at 2 p.m. for a regular session and discussion of upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
United Methodist Church
Pomeroy Social Notes
Pomeroy Chapter CES met Tuesday in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Margaret Blaettar chairing. The annual lodge inspection is set for June 17 by Worthy Grand Matron Lucille Milner of Tipp City Ohio. Hostesses Fred Swatzel Hank Young Robert Morris Dwight Parker and Albert Young served refreshments to a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
CES
Masonic Temple
Margaret Blaettar
Lucille Milner
Tipp City
Ohio
Fred Swatzel
Hank Young
Robert Morris
Dwight Parker
Albert Young
Twilight Garden Club Hears Plant Talk And Fund Drive
The Twilight Garden Club met at Mrs. Helen Nease's Spring Ave home with hostesses Mrs. J B Hartenbach and Mrs. J S Clark. President Elmer Wickham led the business session which included a $5 contribution to the Meigs County Tuberculosis Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Garden Club
Helen Nease
Spring Ave
J. B. Hartenbach
J. S. Clark
Elmer Wickham
Meigs County Tuberculosis Fund
Charles Graber
Lucretia Genheimer
Middleport School Board Renames Diles
At the first Middleport Board of Education meeting L. D. Diles was re elected president and Frank White as vice president. Paul Smart will serve again as clerk. Mrs. Schroath resigned. substitutes fill the unexpired term. The board keeps monthly meetings at 7 p.m. in winter and 7 30 p.m. in summer. Other board members are Marcus Chambers and Robert Coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Board of Education
L. D. Diles
Frank White
Paul Smart
Fred Schroath
Carol Louise Ervin
Schroath
Marcus Chambers
Robert Coats
Firemen Develop Gravel Pit Into Roadside Park
Middleport Volunteer Fire Company members continue cleanup of the former gravel pit and dumping grounds between Locust and Ash Streets facing Broadway Street. They plan to level the ground and create a roadside park, with work advancing as weather permits and aiming for completion by early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Noah Haskins Resigns After 20 Years at Ohio Fuel Gas
After two decades with Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Noah Haskins resigns and will join his new farm The Island View Farm in Gallia County once weather allows. Residents report tenants occupy the large house, and Lynford Johnson is hired to replace him at the gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Noah Haskins
Island View Farm
Gallia County
Haskins
Palmer St
Lynford Johnson
Gas Company
Funeral plans revised for William H. Blake
A revised schedule shows the body to be moved to the Syracuse home Monday afternoon with calling hours Monday evening until 2 p m Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at the Syracuse Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William H. Blake
Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
Grace Guild Meets at Baird Home Chooses Rail Project
Grace Guild of the Episcopal Church met at Mrs. Charles Baird with Mrs. Charles Ward assisting. Miss Vida Ihle read the annual report and the group chose to install hand rails in the church as their project. Twenty six members attended and viewed Rev. Mr. Baird’s Madonna prints. Salads were served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guild of the Episcopal Church
Charles Baird
Charles Ward
Fred Crow, Jr
Vida Ihle
Baird
Federated Circle Installs New Officers At Church Meeting
Mrs. Wallace Smith, Mrs. Lena Huber and Mrs. Elizabeth Huber hosted the Federated Circle gathering in the Federated Church social rooms. New officers presiding were Mrs. Louis Reibel president, Mrs. Lena Huber vice president, Mrs. Florence Hood secretary, and Mrs. Norman Kloes treasurer. The group voted to send a magazine to hospital patient Mrs. Nettie Wisecarver. New members present included Mesdames Robert Roberts I. B. Weed Roy Strickland and Robert Hegnauer. Afterward they adjourned to a local pharmacy for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Smith
Lena Huber
Elizabeth Huber
Federated Church
Federated Circle
Louis Reibel
Florence Hood
Norman Kloes
Nettie Wisecarver
Mesdames
Robert Roberts
I. B. Weed
Roy Strickland
Robert Hegnauer
Farm Bureau Council 2 Holds Christmas Meeting at Thoma Home
The Farm Bureau Council 2 gathering at Ollie Thoma's home featured Maud Tubbs leading the business session followed by a Christmas program. Attendees included the Thoma family, Tubbs, Story, Nelson, Sloan, Parsons, Jones, Carper, Hoskins, King, and Genheimer with refreshments served. The next meeting is planned at Wayne Sloan's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Council 2
Ollie Thoma
Maud Tubbs
Guy Thoma
Janice Story
Virginia Haskins
Robert Sloan
Rosalie Nelson
Eugene Nelson
Paul Parsons
Dayton Tubbs
Dolores Nelson
Rosalie
Eugene
Emmet Jones
Lowell Carper
Charles Carper
Ada Hoskins
Asa A. Hoskins
Leo Story
Janice
W. A. King
Wayne Sloan
Robert
Virginia Hoskins
Victor Genheimer
Earl
Guy
Pomeroy Social Notes Mention Roberts Family Visits
Erie couple Mr and Mrs Edward N Roberts travel to Pomeroy after the death of Mrs Roberts father William Blake of Syracuse. Guests include Mrs Cora B Roberts of Pomeroy. Louisville native Mrs John Prentice returns home after visiting Zahl couple. Huntington visitors Mr and Mrs Don Holter spend weekend in Pomeroy. The Reibels relocate to Liberty Lane, Pomeroy. Harry Vance is ill at Mulberry Avenue. Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett host Zahl and Knight couples Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Roberts
Erie
Pennsylvania
Pomeroy
Roberts
William Blake
Syracuse
Cora B. Roberts
John Prentice
Louisville
Aaron Zahl
Don Holter
Huntington
W. Va
Walter Reibel
Liberty Lane
Harry Vance
Mulberry Avenue
Harry Bennett
Mulberry Ave
Howard Knight
Services Conducted For Albert Grueser
Relatives and friends gathered in Pomeroy for the funeral of Albert Grueser with attendees from Ohio and Kentucky including Mrs. John James of Toledo and families of Ernest Grueser of Deerpark, Selena Grueser of Marion, and Warren Hardhner of Toledo.
Local Women Return Home After Hospital Stays
Mrs. Byron Bing arrived home on Butlernut Ave Saturday via Finsterwald ambulance after injuries from a fall at her residence a week earlier. Mrs. Dana Canter was transported Tuesday from Holzer Hospital back to Pleasant Ridge to her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Pierce, also by Finsterwald ambulance.
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Pomeroy
Byron Bing
Butternut Ave
Holzer Hospital
Finsterwald
Bing
Dana Canter
Harvey Pierce
Pleasant Ridge
Veterans Meeting Set at IOOF Hall Pomeroy
John Wogan post commander of Meigs Chapter 53 announces a Wednesday meeting at the IOOF Hall in Pomeroy. The session opens at 8 p m and invites all veterans to attend.
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Pomeroy
John Wogan
Meigs Chapter 53
IOOF
British Hardtack ration for army sustains 48 hours
Describes the British army hardtack also known as iron rations. It is an eight ounce cake composed of cocoa cocoa butter milk proteins and sugar. The cake is stated to keep a soldier alive for 48 hours.
Philathea Women of the Church Plan Spring Activities
Middleport Philathea Women of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. David Durst Sr home Gravel Hill after the Week of Prayer Service at Heath Methodist Church. Mrs. Daniels led the devotional with the Philathea Psalm scripture and memory tribute to Mrs. Fred Shawver. A clock donation for the church was noted and 30 attended including Barbara Scott. Hostesses served dessert. birthday songs and ice cream bars followed. Saturday Mrs. Hartinger hosted neighborhood children and friends in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Philathea
Church of Christ
David Durst
Gravel Hill
Heath Methodist Church
Leo Childs
William Hetteseimer
Jacob Betz
Floyd Daniels
Lena McElhinney
Daniels
Fred Shawver
Barbara Scott
Central School
Hartinger
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Well ing at Reynolds Home
Mrs. Guy Reynolds hosted a Friday night birthday dinner for Mrs. Freda Well ing. Attending guests included Mrs. Welling, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mrs. Allen Jenkinson, Misses Nina Russell and Selah Sidenstricker, Mr. Reynolds, and the hostess’s mother Mrs. Minerva Childers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Reynolds
Freda Welling
Mrs. Welling
L. E. Reynolds
Allen Jenkinson
Nina _ Russell
Selah Sidenstricker
Mr. Reynolds
Minerva Childers
Prize Winners Named At P M Club Meeting
Mrs William Hobstetter Mrs Walter Crooks and Mrs William Anderson were prize winners at the P M Club gathering hosted by Mrs Da Ruben Beck on North Third Avenue Thursday evening. Miss Edith Young assisted with refreshments after the business and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hobstetter
Walter Crooks
William Anderson
P.M. Club
da Ruben Beck
N. Third Ave
Edith Young
Young Baptist Missionary Group Meeting Report
Mrs. William Beaver presided over the Young Baptist Missionary group meeting at Mrs. Harold Chase home on Thursday evening with 12 members present. Mrs. Willis Anthony assisted and Mrs. Paul Smart led the devotional service followed by a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beaver
Young Baptist Missionary Group
Harold Chase
Willis Anthony
Paul Smart
David Hartinger Celebrates Fifth Birthday
David Hartinger five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hartinger Beech Street celebrated his birthday with family friends and neighbors in a small local party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hartinger
Lawrence Hartinger
Beech St
Farmer Kills Rabid Fox Near Pomeroy
Leo Curtis of Darwin chased and killed a fox that entered his barn and may have attacked several cows. The animal’s head was sent to Columbus for rabies testing, and Health Commissioner W S Ellis confirmed the fox was rabid.
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Pomeroy
Leo Curtis
Darwin
Curtis
Columbus
W. S. Ellis
Miss Mack Delivers Temperance Talks in Meigs County
Miss Alberta C. Mack lectures on temperance in Meigs County schools aided by the WCTU and Pomeroy Council of Church Women. She may be contacted for appointments by writing Portland Route 1 Box 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Alberta C. Mack
WCTU
Bess Sanborn Speaks at Heath Methodist Church
Bess Sanborn, a lay member of Heath Methodist Church, spoke during morning worship on stewardship of patriotism. The church official board will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Bess Sanborn
Heath Methodist Church
Child Welfare Group Set for Thursday Meeting
The January gathering of the Child Welfare Association will be hosted at Mrs. L. W. McComas on Main Street. Hostesses include Mrs. Emerson Jones Mrs. Eddie Blake and Mrs. Ira Butcher. J. J. Davis M.D. will lead a round table on child health per the president Mrs. McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Child Welfare Association
L. W. McComas
Main St
Emerson Jones
Eddie Blake
Ira Butcher
J. J. Davis
M. D
McComas
Pythian Sisters to Hold Meeting at Woodman Hall
Middleport Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters schedule Tuesday night gathering at Woodman Hall. Members will vote on a change to meeting nights. Past Chiefs plan a social at Mrs. Harry Houdashgit’s home on January 20.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple
Woodman Hall
Pythian Sisters
Harry Houdashgit
Ninth Birthday of Bill Fink Celebrated at Home
Bill Fink's ninth birthday was celebrated Thursday after school at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink. Main Street neighborhood playmates attended with games and contests. prize winners were Edward Lee McComas and Jackie Wilt. Cake, ice cream, cookies and nuts were served to a list of guests including Edward Lee McComas Jackie Wilt Terry Gallagher Charles Wayland Ricky Schoonover Arthur Clark Russell Mills Jackie Hanson Roger Dr Fink Kay Hanson Deanna Natalie Ewing Donna Kay Mary Lou Brown Judy Ann Fink Nancy Winona Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Fink
Owen Fink
Main St
Edward Lee McComas
Jackie Wilt
Terry Gallagher
Charles Wayland
Ricky Schoonover
Arthur Clark
Russell Mills
Jackie Hanson
Roger Dr. Fink
Kay Hanson
Deanna
Natalie Ewing
Donna Kay
Mary Lou Brown
Judy Ann Fink
Nancy
Winona Fink
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Ohio Towns
Mrs W T Moore of Chesapeake spent the weekend with sister Mrs M G Brown. Milo Clapp of Columbus visited Middleport on business. Mr and Mrs L E Burford and others were Columbus visitors last week. A R Pullen returned home with daughter Jerry from Columbus. Edison Baker and Charles Hysell move to Wellston to run the Wellston Trading Post. Reid Varney was a Wellston business visitor. Amos Barnhart home from Holzer Hospital with unchanged condition. Mrs Bolin reports her father improving after amputation. Paige Gordon of Athens spent a week in Middleport on business. St Josephs Hospital patients in Parkersburg include Mrs Fisher, Mrs Shuler, Mrs Gilmore, Charles Davis, George Lewis. families visiting there. E O Smith improving after a week’s illness.
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W. T. Moore
Chesapeake
Ohio
M. G. Brown
Milo Clapp
Columbus
Middleport
L. E. Burford
L. Roush
Lois Ann
A. R. Pullen
Jerry
Edison Baker
Charles Hysell
Wellston
Reid Varney
Amos Barnhart
Gravel Hill
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
John Bolin
Logan
Paige Gordon
Athens
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Cc. O. Fisher
Emmett Shuler
John Gilmore
Charles F. Davis
George Lewis
E. O. Smith
Pt Pleasant Personal Notices Highlight Local Removals and Visits
Mrs. William McConshay and infant son were transported home from Holzer Hospital by Champion ambulance. Marie Stevens and child moved from Point Clinic to 2329 Lincoln Ave by Raynes ambulance. Edward Green of Gallia Ohio visited his daughter and stayed with the Chapmans. R P Liter and mother returned to Elk Creek Virginia after weeks with sisters. Ben Underwood and daughter Benita Kay visit Rupert Ray. William and Robert Hogg visit relatives on Viand Street. Sayre, state labor inspector, was in town from New Haven on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McConshay
Kanawha St
R. P. Liter
W. J. Kenny
Elk Creek
Richard Newell
Forrest W. Ingraham
Ben Underwood
Benita Kay
Nashville
William B. Hogg
Columbus
Robert L. Hogg
Chicago
Mary Patterson
Donald Coe
Hogg
George Sayre
State Labor Department
New Haven
Junior High Program Presented At Point Pleasant Assembly
Pupils of Point Pleasant Junior High performed a 45 minute program at an afternoon assembly chaired by Miss Ruth Nibert. The event featured piano solos, taps, songs and impersonations with participants including Miss Mary Jo Carrick, Miss Sally Jo Edler, Barbara Wallace, Ann Ferguson, Patsy Treadway, Delores Nibert, Beverly Ann Clark, Betty Jo Harshberger, Geraldine Shamblin, Joan Van Horn, Patty Glass, Kay Woolfitt, Joan Chambers, Marian Easley, Nancie Vaught and Ray Blake, with accompaniment by Miss Dorothy Sallar and Mr. Albert Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ruth Nibert
Mary Jo Carrick
Sally Jo Edler
Dorothy Sallar
Sunshine Quarettte
Barbara Wallace
Ann Ferguson
Patsy Treadway
Delores Nibert
Marlene Childers
Albert Stephens
Beverly Ann Clark
New Officers Elected By Boosters at Band Club
POINT PLEASANT January meeting of the Band Boosters Club at Senior High School elected William A. Woolfitt as president Dr L C Carrick as vice president Mrs Guy Morrison as secretary and Mrs R W Eshhenaur as treasurer retiring officers C A Roush and Mrs William H Bardin were praised for work since the club began about three years ago Roush reported a cash balance of 65583 and an executive committee was named to handle club business including band director principals and three parent members plus the sorority sponsor and party arrangements chairmen and members were named for the band party planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William A. Woolfitt
L. C. Carrick
Guy Morrison
R. W. Eshhenaur
C. A. Roush
William H. Bardin
Roush
Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
Edward Dunn
W. E. Monroe
Robert H. Ferguson
Lewis Faudree
Sunday Driver Finds Wrecked Station Wagon
George A. Rairden of Leon found a station wagon upside down in a ditch on Route 35 near Grimm's Landing yesterday afternoon. He aided two injured occupants, Mr. Clendenin of Malden and Mr. Thomas of Belle, taking them to Buffalo for treatment for bruises and head lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George A. Rairden
Leon
Route 35
Gus R. Douglas
Grimm's Landing
Rairden
Clendenin
Malden
Mr. Thomas
Belle
Buffalo
Quartet Singers Open Revival at Antiquity Ohio
A quartet from Main St. Baptist Church led by C. H. Withers Ellery King James Eschenaur and C D McGarry visited Antiquity Ohio Sunday afternoon to sing at the opening of a revival meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Main St. Baptist Church
C. H. Withers
Ellery King
James Eschenaur
C. D. McGarry
Antiquity
Ohio
Leon farmer Abe Sayre critically ill at Point Clinic
Abe Sayre a 70 year old well known Leon farmer lies in critical condition at Point Clinic following illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Abe Sayre
Leon
Point Clinic
Two Arrested in Point Pleasant Weekend Incident
Eugene Van Meter and George Hoschar of West Columbia were arrested by City Patrolmen Yost Yeager and Rodgers for intoxication. The weekend arrest occurred in Point Pleasant and charges were filed by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Eugene van Meter
George Hoschar
West Columbia
Yost, Yeager
Rodgers
Fall Injures Mason Man at Du Pont Works
Howard E. Love 26 of 2115 Lincoln Ave was seriously injured at work when a scaffold at the Belle du Pont chemical plant collapsed. He suffered a punctured lung a fractured pelvis and three broken ribs. Henry E. Green 38 of Ringgold Pa died later the same day in a Charleston hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard E. Love
Lincoln Ave
du Pont Chemical Works
Belle
Mr. Love
Henry E. Green
Ringgold
Green
Charleston
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Robert Flanders
Point Pleasant News
Route
John A. Blain
Gallipolis Ferry
Pomeroy Social Notes
Chester Garden Club
Buel Ridenour
Pearl Mora
Oscar Bauer
Minerva Prior
R. W. Finsterwald
Sue Lehew
Lenore Hobstetter
Wallace Riggs
Middleport School Board
Diles
Ruby Annice Yeaguer
W. P. Ohlinger
South Fourth Ave
W. D. Parsons
Dunbar
Washington, D. C
Grace Guild
Pomeroy Personals
Albert Grueser
Middleport Social Notes
Mrs. Reynolds
P.M
Young Missionary Group
Farmer
Fox
Miss Mack
Temperance
Methodist Church
Musterole
Saas Liniment
Tom Mela
Meigs
Dead End Kids
Leo Gorcey
Huntz Hall
Bobby Jordan
Billy Benedict Douglas Dumbrille
Cloak and
Tom Drake
Donna Reed
Edward E. Horton
Spring Byington
Notorious
Bendvue
Claudette Colbert
John Wayne
Don DeFore
Louella Parsons
Cary Grant
Jack Benny
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Quartette
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
Fine Evans Foods
California
Florida
Evans Meats
Caver
QO. E. Clyse
R. L. Thompson
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