Families Gather for King Reunion Across States
News of Albany families reunite on the Fourth at Lancaster Park. Daughters Elizabeth King Dailey of Albany and Arvilla King Fee of Alexandria, plus many relatives from Oklahoma Plain City Carpenter Rendville and Alexandria attend a large gathering with a linen heirloom and a festive picnic. Other guests include Mrs Goldie Dailey Moore and children Beatrice Bernice and Guy of Albany. Also noted are extended Blackwell and McVay relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth King
Lancaster
Park
Elizabeth King Dailey
Albany
Arvilla King Fee
Alexander
Goldie Dailey Moore
Beatrice
Bernice
Guy
Fee
Carpenter
Entertains Nieces At Week End Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Brown hosted three nieces over the week end Miss Opal Griffis Miss Valerie Griffis and Miss Katherine Griffis who came from Morgantown West Virginia with a friend Miss Maje Frum from Akron Ohio and Ohio Athens a brother of Mrs Brown visited on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Lindleys Vacation at Indian Lake for Fourth Fishing
The Lindleys travelled to Indian Lake on Saturday night and stayed through the Fourth to enjoy fishing. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindley and grandson Roger Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Lindley with son Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindleys
Indian Lake
J. W. Lindley
Roger Martin
Jamie Lindley
Jack
Holiday Guests and Family Visits Span Albany Area
Miss Mamie Dickson and Violet Allen returned from Columbus for the holiday. Miss Margaret Chase visited from Columbus and stayed with the Jim Chase family. Dahiney Langdon, Albany high school graduate, was at Joe Langdon's home over Sunday. he is in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bolton and son William drove to Middleport Sunday and stayed with Mrs. Elizabeth Russell and relatives. They then stopped at Rock Springs celebration en route home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gatch and their baby daughter visited the Coe home from Saturday. Raymond Sisson and two friends joined his mother, Mrs. Caroline Sisson Rattrell, from Columbus to spend the Fourth in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Dickson
Violet Allen
Columbus
Margaret Chase
Jim Chase
Dahiney Langdon
Albany High School
Joe Langdon
Cincinnati
F. E. Bolton
William
Middleport Funday
Eizabeth Russell
Rock Springs
Robert Gatch
T. W. Coe
Raymond Sisson
Caroline Sisson Rattrell
Art Stuart House
West Albany
E. T. Dailey
Dorothy
Athens
O. D. Dailey
William Offenberger
Nan
Barbara
Offenburger
Lelia Dowd
Dailey
Robert Dowd
Hew Bell
McArthur
Wellston
W. B. Baker
Portsmouth
Walter Stiers
James Wade
East Canaan
Fred Fields
Johnny Carmical
Santoy
S. Lonas
William Goodman
Lena Showalter
Akron
C.K. Dean
Springfield
Lew Devore
Earnest Fearing
Frank Davies
Edward Grosvenor l
Ethel and
Marietta Shirley
Lucile Donaldson
A. Baker
Hamilton
W. G. Polster
Polster
A. C. Frame
Ward Frame
Parkersburg
Raymond Baker
Bruce
Linley Baker
G. FE. Caylor
Kenneth JocGoullon
Delaware
Mable Lowes
Hedley Lowes
Gail McCutcheon
Murray City
Vern Coffey
Jennie Coffey
Everett McNabb
Stanley Spooner
Detroit
Lorenzo Hamill
Barney Hamill
Sarah Erb
Logan
Frank Webb
Oren Kelly
Elkins
W. Va
Lester Briley
Clyde Fickle
Andrew Ballard
Albert Evans
Lester
Rebecca Perkins
Thurma Perkins
Indian Lake
Joe Blosser
Ernest Wilkinson
Everett Evans
Corwin Wilkinson
Elmer Evans
Willard
Sanford Hughes
Hughes
Thelma Joy
John Devol
Jeanette Seaman
Albert Seaman
Fannie
Sarah Thorne
Howard Mitchell
Joan
Chas. Robey
Henry Steinbrink
John Dehmen
Guy Stedman
Stedman
Mose Groves
Candy Town
Maria Smith
Mattie Oakley
Teresa
Maywood Williams
Avanelle of
Longstreth
Agnes Matheny
Seneny
E. A. Person
George Cuthbertson
Cotabus
John Cuthbertson
Licanor Thomas
Shawnee
Arnold Buriie
Smiles Dyker
Miss Dyker
Dayton
Bertha Sanborn
Helock
Charles Ralph
Lydia Hoy
New Straitsville
Lizzie Stitt
George Smart
Florida
George Clarke
Chauncey
Pat Loper
Ernest Balch
Emma Turner
Granil Potter
Allen Koon
Charles Shelton
John Shelton
Minnie Gee
Lancaster
Joe Gee
George Drake
Howard Bush
B. A. Bennett
Thomas Edmundson
Park Cook
Adam Hoye
Jewis
Gyneth Craft
J Ralph
William Cook
Canton
Ray Cook
Mary
Dorotha Jean
Buffalo
Carrie of Page
Senecaville
Carl Carsner
Howard Craft
Cedar Point
Stephen Oakley
John Smith
Martha and
Marie Johnson
Win, Pyle
Lena Evans
Rutland
John Kennedy
Nelsonville
Howard Lock
George Lyons
John Murphy
H. B. Heinrich
J. L. Webb
J. H. Blosser
G. W. Ross
Irvin Hawk
Jess Devol
al Devol
Frank Johnson
Clifford Hawk
Dorothy Helen
Tom Sweazy
Joe Walt
Dan Reedy
Teter Reedy
Kay
Harry Nutter
Loys
Lulu Bailey
Julia Bailey
Hazel Stover
Edna Bartoe
Amos Bartoe
Anna Stanton
Sadie Cook
Paul Cook
Curtis Bereseford
Marie |'Toerner
Elizabeth Reagan
Stanton
Dayston
W. E. Stanton
Paul Stanton
Cordie Harris
Hiram
John
Jean O Columbus
Hiram Kirckendall
Mary Sellars
Pauline Neary
Julia Kennedy
Vern Finsterwald
Columabus
Hamden
Samsday
Family Reunion at Gibson Home on Fourth of July
The Gibson family gathered at their west Albany home for a Fourth of July reunion. Attendees included Delmer Ayers and Rolland, Helene Ayers from Akron, Winnie Gibson with Rhoda Naomi from Albany, Delhert Gibson with John Raymond and Helen from Athens, Lota Gibson with Bernice Mary Howard and Alice Gibson, all listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gibson
West Albany
Delmer Ayers
Rolland
Helene
Akron
Winnie Gibson
Rhoda
Naomi
Albany
Delhert Gibson
John
Raymond
Helen
Athens
Lota Gibson
Bernice
Mary
Howard
Alice Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Cline Visit Palm Beach Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cline and their son spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knowlton on Monday while en route to Palm Beach Florida. They also visited and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cline before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cline and
Ray Knowlton
Palm Beach, Fla
A. D. Cline
Coe Family Visitors Over Weekend At Home
John P. Coe and Mrs. Coe hosted relatives from Columbus and Jefferson City Missouri over the weekend. Grandson William Watson and family visited from Saturday to Monday, Howard Coe and Aline from Columbus stayed until Thursday noon, Frank Coe arrived Saturday and left Sunday afternoon, and A D Coe came from Jefferson City and remained until Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Coe
Death of Ethel Jackson noted in Niles family records
Relatives report the death of Ethel Jackson aged 20 of heart trouble at home in Niles on June 26. Burial was in Warren. Mr and Mrs Clint Cross hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Lewis Downard of Millersport, related to the Cros Ses. John Heitger and Lenna left for Columbus to visit relatives and take Frances Marie Conner home to Albany. Eldon Dalley and son David returned after a fifteen day visit with Frank Knapp family in Marion. Faye Cline remains confined by neuritis in the neck and shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ckson
Charles Jackson
Niles
Warren
Clint Cross
Lewis Downard
Millersport
Cross
John Heitger
Lenna
Columbus
Lewis Conner
Frances Marie Conner
Albany
Eldon Dalley
David
Frank Knapp
Marion
Faye Cline
Class Entertained Miss Alice Williams Hosts Hebbardaville Sunday School
Miss Alice Williams hosted her Hebbardaville Methodist Church Sunday school class last Wednesday at her home. The evening featured games and music with a refreshments course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Williams
Hebbardaville Methodist Church
Oseead
Will
Lancaster couple announces birth of daughter Mary Eileen
Mr and Mrs James Robinett of Lancaster announce the birth of a daughter in June Mary Eileen She is the granddaughter of Charlie Robinet of Albany Relatives and friends from Athens Columbus McArthur Wellston are noted as visitors during the weekend with extended family plans for travel after Sunday stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinett
Lancaster
Mary Eileen
Charlie Robinet
Albany
Albany area Fourth of July visitors and relocations
Mrs E I Stanley and daughter Lucy travel to Columbus to visit relatives over the Fourth. Miss Louise Shoemaker visits Columbus after two weeks with Dailey families. Violet Allen heads to Columbus for weekend. Excell and Emerald Allen hosted by C G Queen at their Albany area farm. they vacationing from St Petersburg Florida. Morse and guests from Zaleski and McArthur visit the Alisons. Will Cline hosts Louisa Brooks and H J Brooks with son Robert from Columbus. Worley Cline becomes salesman in Columbus after two years with Tracy Wells. Curtis Jones travels to Pataskala for relatives over the Fourth, returning with wife and daughter. George Green of Woodbury New Jersey visits Harry Brown and Mary Lee in Albany before returning from Me Arthur to oversee oil well tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Dickson
C. G. Queen
Eva
Excell
Emerald
D. FE. Allen
Albany
St. Petersburg
Florida
Reedsville
Ohio
P. DD. Morse Hed
McKibben
Zaleski
Morse
Ansel
McArthur
Vinton County
Will Cline
Louisa Brooks
Union Ridge
H. J0. Brooks
Robert
Columbus
Worley Cline
C. C. Whitlatch
Tracy Wells Company
Curtis Jones
Pataskala
George Green
Woodbury
Harry Brown
Mary Lee
G. G. Green
Me‘Arthur
Crescent Ridge Social News Highlights and Visits
Crescent Ridge residents recount a busy week with visits among Jacksonville and Columbus families. Highlights include Theodore Headley and Harley Wemmer hosting, Floyd Wemer and Vera visiting R H Wemers, Reinhold Miller Jr with parents, and Sinrold McAfee enlisting in the army. Mildred Weiss staying with McAfee family. guests of Emmett Mason from Columbus. William Werner visiting Frank White. Elpha Russell and Woods family from Athens visiting Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Headley
Harley Wemmer
Jacksonville
Floyd Wemer
Vera
R. H. Wemer
Reinhold Miller, Jr
Reinhold Miller
Babe McAfee
Sinrold
Charles Frederick
Carl Lee
Athens
Newton
Columbus woman visits relatives over holidays
Miss Clara Wemner of Columbus spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wemner. Monday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. William Jansen included Mrs. Chris Meurer and children Ellis Donald and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. John Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jansen and daughter Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Binderbasin, Miss Mary Ginnan, the Misses Virginia Werner and Minnie and Annie Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wemner
Columbus
R. H. Wemner
William Jansen
Chris Meurer
Ellis
Donald
Helen
John Baird
Fred Jansen
Norma
Frank Binderbasin
Mary Ginnan
Virginia Werner
Minnie
Annie Miller
Local Visits Highlight Canaanville and Columbus Families
Residents and visitors fill a weekend with family and friend gatherings. W B Baker from Portsmouth and C K Dean from Springfield stayed with relatives, while Stiers and Wade families hosted guests from Columbus and Athens. Misses Shir ley from Columbus toured with their parents, and Lucile Donaldson returned home after two weeks.
Amesville News Highlights Farm Visits and Power Outage
Local residents swap visiting guests from Summerset to Columbus and Marietta with several trips to Parkersburg and Zanesville. A land turtle bearing initials F W G 1894 was found on a farm. Gas outages hit the area for the first time in twenty years, and a heavy rain event caused damage to crops on the Wyatt branch of federal, recall flood memories of 1922 at Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McCune
W. E. Smith
Summerset
Mada Smith
Simmons
Gainsboro, N
Chesster
Akron
E. FE. Gillilan
Columbus
Gillilan
Ed Donaldson
Athens Road
Pat Lochary
Pomeroy
Arch Bean
Newark
C.D. Henry
John Johnson
Kk. R. Linscott
F. G. Shoop
Jank Finley
James
McConnelsville
Racine
Charles Gardner
Clyde Gibson
F. H. Gifford
McArthur
John Hartley
Lancaster
F. W. Gibson
Parkersburg
T. C. Day
Ila Harkins
Springfield
Albert
Zanesville
Waggoner
McCune
Ed Dean
Wyatt Branch
Federal
Lathrop
Local Happenings In Athens Area Families
Angell Ridge residents Mr and Mrs Fletcher Ballenger and daughter Mary Margaret visit Mr and Mrs Charles Bebo. Farmers are cutting wheat. Faye Pierce assists Frank Mulligan with wheat. Mrs Mary Sams and nephew George Carpenter spend the Fourth with friends at Guysville. Miss Mary Delle Maxwell and Mrs Carl Snow visit Edward Dearth in Zaleski. Ernest Vore stays with uncle Tom Philips. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelley of Cleveland visit Kelley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Ballenger
Mary Margaret
Athens
Charles Bebo
Faye Pierce
Frank Mulligan
Mary Sams
George Carpenter
Guysville
Mary Delle Maxwell
Carl Snow
Edward Dearth
Zaleski
Ernest Vore
Tom Philips
Joseph Kelley
Cleveland
Kelley
Chautauqua and Social Guests In Coolville
Coolville social notes depict a busy week with a large list of dinner guests including Fred Barber Virginia Oakes and Miss Dorothy Baker. The community reports a successful annual chautauqua despite bad weather and many relatives visiting from Wellsburg Martins Ferry Parkersburg and elsewhere. Dorothy Mae Foster’s death is noted with funeral in Coolville. Regulars like Mr and Mrs G W Polster visit from Hamilton and extended families spend over the Fourth with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Taylor
Fred Barber
Beech Bottom
Virginia Oakes
Wellsburg
W. Va
George Sedgwick
Martins Ferry
Charles Oakes
Howard
William McDaniel
Little Hocking
Charles Green
Marietta
Local figures visit friends and family over weekend
Lillie Dailey notes Jesse Roush from Cleveland visiting his brother Everett Roush. Lester Vore and Marvin Maxwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bobo and family. Harold Cornell of Athens stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Dailey
Jesse Roush
Cleveland
Everett Roush
Lester Vore
Marvin Maxwell
Charles Bobo
Harold Cornell
Athens
John Cornell
Bethany Birthday Dinner and Local Visiting Roundup
Bethany hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Isaac Barnhart with a large crowd of friends and relatives. The piece lists multiple visitors and family gatherings from Stew art, Albany, Guysville, Marietta and Cleveland, plus an ice cream social for Mr Petty and seven new church members in a Bethany revival closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Barnhart
J. Biddison
Stewart
Lewis Ludwick
Arvy Chalafant
J. L. Betty
Ed Burke
Athens
Clarence Petty
Garret Chalafant
L. Nl
Petty
G. T. Kyle
Beebe
Kaiser
Gus Kincade
Avis Ladd
Ralph
Albany
Clyde Moore
Glenora Wright
Dana Bean
Guysville
Frank McPherson
Rockland
Dorothy
Marietta
Herman Grubb
Doris Grubb
Isabelle Petty
Frances Worstell
Robert Richardson
Grant Russell
Cleveland
Mr. Petty
Glenore Wright
Herman
George
Garnet
James
L. L. Petty
Rodney
Local Family Visiting Guests Across Several Towns
The Plains hosts include Mr and Mrs Ilem Weaver and baby from White Cottage visiting Clarence Cooper. Zine Courtney dines with brother Henry Verity in Nelsonville, then returns with Verity nieces. Harry Porter hosts Maud Campbell and baby from Robarton plus Bob McCallister family. Clell Thorn from Parkersburg visits Mrs Gabriel. Gabriel family guests. Bertha Dukeman leaves for Barberton for work. William Powell’s death reported in Zanesville. Ed Burdette of Athens stops by. Pat Moore and daughter from Athens visit Surgeon’s mother. Jess Woods welcome ninth child, a daughter. Ewan Morgan and Jake Anderson from Eastern Ohio visit. Grant Michaels and family pick cherries at Rock Riffle. William Moore and Everett McCall help near Hebbardsville. Will Martin and James Moore harvest hay in Oklahoma. Tamie Butobina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilem Weaver
White Cottage
Clarence Cooper
Zine Courtney
Henry Verity
Nelsonville
Misses Verity
Harry Porter
Maud Campbell
Rbarberton
Robert McCallister
Bob McCallister, Jr
Barberton
Clell Thorn
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Gabriel
Cliff Gabriel
Linscott
Amesville
Bertha Dukeman
Wilbur Powell
Ray Michaels
William Powell
Zanesville
Ed Burdette
Athens
Frank Smith
Pat Moore
Surgeon
Powhatan
Jess Woods
John Schmidt
Ewan Morgan
Jake Anderson
Ohio
Grant Michaels
Rock Riffle
William Moore
Everett McCall
Hebbardsville
Will Martin
James Moore
Oklahoma
Tamie Butobina
Small Town Social Roundup Shares Visit Notes
Sunday visits featured Mes Seth Robinson and Ed McCall family guests of Wm Moore and Everett McCall in Powhatan. Springfield visitors Zell Jacoby and son joined Mile Jacoby and Zel Buffington, while Herman Stage celebrated 26th anniversary with family. Wm Powell funeral in Zanesville drew Rob Hawk family and Beulah Tate. Elza McGranor enjoys vacation in Columbus and Toledo with Farrell family. Henry Frost of Athens visited Ike Wallace clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mes
Seth Robinson
Ed McCall
Jones
Powhatan
Wm. Moore
Everett McCall
Zell Jacoby
Springfield
Mile
Jacoby
Zel Buffington
Herman Stage
Roy Michaels
Wilbur Powell
Wm. Powell
Zanesville
Rob Hawk
Beulah
Lucile Tate
Elza McGranor
Columbus
Toledo
Farrell
Henry Frost
Athens
Ike Wallace
Social visit roundup spans several counties and families
Broadwell Charles Roberts and wife of Pomeroy were weekend guests. Lucile Robinson joined them. Ogg relatives from Marion and Stewart hosted Leonard Ogg and family. Helen Ogg returned from Marion. Helen and Mary Comer visited Stewart. Amos White of Dayton and Scott White hosted many friends and kin from Pomeroy and Marion. Viola Tuttle held a Sunday Monday reunion with many White family members present. Walter Foutch and Williard Rathburn of Columbus stayed with J. L. Foutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roberts
Pomeroy
Roberts
Lucile Robinson
Carl Ogg
Marion
Gip Starkey
Stewart
Leonard Ogg
Helen Ogg
Helen
Mary Comer
Amos White
Dayton
Scott White
Alva McDaniel
Walter White
Floyd McDaniel
Edgar Luster
Crooksville
O. T. Harkins
Viola Tuttle
W. O. White
Theodore
Cinco
W. Va
Tom White
Albert White
Archie Rathburn
Veil White
Columbus
Hugh White
Athens
Alvin White
James White
Walter Foutch
Williard Rathburn
J. L. Foutch
Pratt's Fork Celebrates Ninth Wedding Anniversary Saturday
Mr and Mrs Bill Douglas marked their ninth wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering in Pratt's Fork. Guests included Harry Bolton and son Billy Charley Hamilton and Henry Martin with violin solos by Charley Hamilton and accompaniment by H G Botten. Refreshments and cake prepared by Mrs Boten and Mrs Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Douglas
Harry Bolton
Billy
Henry Hamilton
Steve
Charley Hamilton
Henry Martin
Boten
Hamilton
H. G. Botten
Fraly Fox
Vergene
Will Marshall
Oscar Shimp
Bulah Marshall
Liverpool
W. Va
Jessie Gilkey
Pearl Smith
Elza Sapp
Athens
Will Marshal
Ireland Church Sunday School Held at Emerson Daughertys
The Ireland Willing Workers class hosted the entire Sunday school at the home of Mr and Mrs Emerson Daugherty Saturday evening. Refreshments were served. Several local families and relatives, including the Cubbisons and Binghamans, shared visits and greetings during the weekend.
Columbus residents and visitors mark Fourth of July in local notices
Numerous Columbus and area residents are listed as spending the Fourth with relatives, visiting, or hosting guests. Names include Mable Lowes, Gail McCutcheon, Vern Coffey, Jennie Coffey, Stanley Spooner, Lorenzo Hamill, and many others. Marriages and births are noted, plus church attendance and property moves.
Week-end Visitors and Funeral Attendance in Murray City
Local residents host out of town relatives and friends over the weekend. Funeral services for Millard Bolin were held at the Holiness church with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Nearby families and guests from Columbus Athens Zanesville and Wheeling appear in holiday visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Franklin
Barberton
Pauline Spiie
Cleveland
William Spret
Belford Shuttleworth
Detroit
Harry Shuttleworth
William Cunliffe
Wheeling
W. Va
Earl Simons
Columbus
Millard Bolin
Raymond Herron
Edward Bolin
Floyd Kidd
Earl Morris
Glouster
Arnold Buriie
Shawnee
Samuel Bolin
Portsmouth
Henry Hite
Frank Kidd
New Athens
Cora Jackson
Carrol
Joe Lairson
Frank Lairson
Massilon
Link Dalton
Carbon Hill
Georgeanna Feliva
Canaanville
William Cobb
J. C. Nagle
Jean
William Chivers
George Baynham
Virgie
Holiness Church
Fish
Athens
Greenlawn Cemetery
Zerna Newman
Zanesville
Charles Strum
Arthur Peacock
Toledo
Henry Peacock
Homer Camel
George Brooks
Howard Bush
Logan
Edgar Hellyer
Fred Wein
Conrad Wein
Archie Riggs
Milton
Shelbyville
Ind
Hugh Riggs
Lewis
Lawrence
Renzo
Cincinnati
Lizzie Stout
Alfred
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Nelsonville Region
Local residents and visitors fill the weekend with travel and gatherings. Columbus guests stay with Smiths and Sweazys. Athens and Rutland trips are noted. Several families, including Hawks and Devols, visit Lancaster, Columbus, and Wellston, with multiple overnight stays and return plans as the page notes continued on page twelve.
Eastern Star Initiation Sees Four Candidates Joined
Hamden residents attended the McArthur Chapter initiation Friday night as four candidates were brought into the order. Guests over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morehead and son James of Portsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morehead and son Franklin of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
McArthur
C. H. Merrill
John Smith
Linda Arnott
Margaret Calvin
Grace Morehead
Marion Dye
J. T. Ogier, Jr
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Harold Tinker
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Rodger Williams
Harry Williams
E. W. McVay
J.S. Radford
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Mildred Leighty
Gertrude Gilmore
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O. C. McVay
Ralph Watkins
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Vivian Don
Louella and
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Charlie Green
James Brown
Crescent Ridge
Arina Welch
Welston
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R. F. Rose
Mary Baker
Lucy
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Ray Shirley
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Fraley Fox
Virgene
Roscoe Orr
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Ida Cubbison
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L. C. Johnson
B. I. Johnson
Charles M. Campbell
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Lois Ritenour
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