Nelsonville Defeats Liquor Regulation Measure
Nelsonville City Council rejected a proposal to regulate beer and intoxicating liquor sales, voting five to two to defeat the ordinance. The measure would have banned Sunday sales, restricted beer to 18 and liquor to 21, and required removal of blinds to reduce view obstructions. Council also authorized Mayor Ogg to seek Treasurer Roger Scott’s resignation amid reported absence from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roger Scott
City Ministerial Association
Kennedy
Nelson
Huddy
Powell
Keplar
Raybould
Tigror
Lloyd Evans
Herman Ogg
Scott
Columbus
Police Take Final Test In First Aid
In Nelsonville the State Auxiliary Police will meet at the American Legion building Wednesday evening for their final test in first aid work. About 3,000 Legionnaires are ready to serve as auxiliaries, with three from Nelsonville having completed training: Ed Carter, Ernest Katzenbach, and Frank Keyes. New classes start Wednesday night and interested Legionnaires are asked to contact their post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Auxiliary Police Force
American Legion
Auxili
Ed Carter
Ernest Katzenbach
Frank Keyes
Glenford Dugan Post
Couple Weds At Columbus Home In Bucyrus Foundry Clerk Post
Mrs Ruth Denny announces the marriage of her son Lloyd to Miss Louise Bratt daughter of Mrs Pearl Bratt of 755 Buchanan Drive Columbus. The ceremony was at Louise's mother's home with guests Mr and Mrs George Mackey. They will reside at 312 Wiley St Bucyrus where the groom works for Bucyrus Foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ruth Denny
Lloyd
Louise Bratt
Pearl Bratt
Buchanan Drive
Columbus
George Mackey
Wiley St
Bucyrus
Bucyrus Foundry
Loyal Women of Church of Christ Class Meets Tonight
Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will meet at 7 30 p m in the social rooms of the church. Mrs R R Stalter hosted a one o'clock luncheon honoring former class mates of her daughter Mrs Glenn Oliver of Columbus visiting over the holiday. Guests included Mrs Oliver Mrs Charles James Cincinnati Mrs Jack Zellar Zanesville Mrs Floyd Rosser Detroit and Mrs Doras Pergrin and Miss Frances Bennett of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
R. R. Stalter
Glenn Oliver
Columbus
Oliver
Charles James
Vesper Shafer
Cincinnati
Jack Zellar
Claudine Uhrig
Zanesville
Floyd Rosser
Helen Ohlinger
Detroit
Doras Pergrin
Frances Bennett
Legion Auxiliary to select delegates for Canton convention
This evening at 7 30 delegates to the state convention in Canton on Aug 17 18 will be chosen at the Wo men's Auxiliary of the American Legion. The Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ meets Thursday at 8 for a July session at Mrs Loraine Kotner's Mill Street home with Mrs Lillian Russell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Canton
Church of Christ
Loraine Kotner
Mill St
Lillian Russell
Nelsonville Personal Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits
Mrs. E J Kessinger returns home after Columbus visit to daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth secretary at Curtis Wright. Several residents travel to and from Columbus and Lorain for family gatherings and work, with trips to Lake Erie and visits to relatives in Yellow Springs Steubenville and Mitchell Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
E. J. Kessinger
Columbus
Mary Elizabeth
Curtis-Wright
Esther Dorst
Dayton
Charles Dorst
Lorain
FE. R. Betts
Toledo
Harry Betts
Earnest Sand
Cincinnati
Donald Davis
Carlos Ogg
D. Crawford
Henry Crawford
Major Crawford
Mitchell Field
Ida Kentner
Thelma Starkey
Emma Cook
Lake Erie
Everett Kontner
Joy Baldwin
Yellow Springs
Frank Knox
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Vern Vorhes
Helen Jackson
C. 8. Hoodlett
F. M. Brooks
Gertrude Smith
Eagle Troop Opens New Meeting Room in Nelsonville
Eagle Troop No. 64 will dedicate the ground floor meeting room vacated by a furniture store with a public charter presentation on Thursday night July 9 at 7 30. Leonard Powell leads 20 registered scouts. mothers provide cake and ice cream. project volunteers are preparing the space. troop committee members are Harry Mettler Joe Evans Carl McCray Miller Wilson and Frank Huddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eagle
Boy Scouts
Leonard Powell
Harry Mettler
Joe Evans
Carl McCray
Miller Wilson
Frank Huddy
W C McVicker Dies Suddenly in Nelsonville
Wade C. McVicker a 66 year old boil er foreman at Floodwood Station of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co died Monday afternoon at the home of Walter Spears on Monroe Street Nelsonville He was born in Muskingum County and had worked for the power company 26 years He is survived by a brother two nephews a niece and a sister in law Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville and Thursday afternoon at Herlan Funeral Home Byesville Friends may call at Stout tonight and Wednesday morning and at Herlan Wednesday evening and Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wade C. McVicker
Walter Spears
Monroe St
Floodwood
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Spears
Muskingum County
Ohio
McVicker
The
Power Company
O. D. McVicker
Filer
Idaho
Rolland McVicker
Columbus
Harold McVicker
Lower City
Elizabeth Joyce McVicker
Ethel MecVicker
Ethel McVicker
Stout Funeral Home
Herlan Funeral Home
Byesville
Stout Funeral
Herlan Funeral
City Twilight League Resumes Play Tonight
City Twilight League plans to resume tonight with two games. The Eagles meet Logan in a 6 o clock postponed game and Wednesday night Logan faces the Shoe Factory in another scheduled matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Twilight
Nelsonville
Eagles
Logan
The
Shoe Factory
Emory Koon, 81, Dies Near Chauncey
Nelsonville obituary reports Emory Koon aged 81 died this morning near Chauncey. He leaves one son Ira Koon of Doanville. Body moved to Stout Funeral Home in Nelsonville pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Emory Koon
Chauncey
Ira Koon
Doanville
Stout Funeral Home
Dinner honors Miss Ann Brush's 77th birthday
Mrs. C. W. Brush hosted a Colonial dinner in Nelsonville for her daughter Miss Ann's 77th birthday. Guests included Ann, Mary Jo Betts, and Mary Jane Krieg. The group then formed a theater party for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. W. Brush
Colonial
Ann
Mary Jo Betts
Mary Jane Krieg
Rainbow Class Picnic At Mrs Johnsons Home
Nelsonville church group Rainbow Class hosts a picnic at Adams Street home of Mrs Bernice Johnson this Thursday evening at 7 30 with admission a covered dish and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Bernice Johnson
Adams St
Club Rehearsal Plans for Nelsonville Meeting
The 3 B s 4 H Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 5 at their advisor’s home for a rehearsal of the program to be presented after Bible School Friday night. The Presbyterian Church hosts a summer rummage sale in the Beatie Restaurant rooms on Hocking Street starting Friday at 1 PM and Saturday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
the Presbyterian Church
Beatie
Hocking St
Auto stamps sales rise in county to 1400 units
Gallipolis reports about 1400 of the new five dollar automobile internal revenue stamps have been sold, says postmaster A. K. Merriman. No figures from other offices yet, but totals likely exceed 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. K. Merriman
Week End Visits Adorn Local Social Roundup
Charles Martin and the Brookses spent the weekend in Dayton visiting Jack Martin of the Kay Kyser Orchestra. Private Nelson R. DeVol of Quantico Virginia returned home to visit his parents in town with a large group including relatives from Athens Logan and Bucyrus and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
John Brooks
Dayton
Jack Martin
Kay Kyser
Nelson R. DeVol
Quantico
Will DeVol
Wanda Kay
DeVol
Nelson DeVol
Kenney Smith
Tommy
Athens
Charles Ringliser
Logan
Leona Warner
Jill
Ralph DeVol
Nancy Sue
Ruth Denny
George Mackey
Lloyd Denny
Samuel Vaughn
Richard Denny
Bucyrus
Pearl Brath
Columbus
Gallipolis Social Notes Marriage in Sarasota and Local Visitors
Miss Charlotte Danner wed Irving T. McCullough in Sarasota Florida on June 29 with Miss Virginia Curtis of Ohio present. The couple will live in Sarasota where McCullough works at Tropical Gardens. Weekend guests and local visitors fill social rounds in Gallipolis, Canton, Columbus, Urbana and Athens as relatives travel and attends events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charlotte Danner
Alma Danner
Irving T. McCullough
Sarasota
Fla
Virginia Curtis
Ohio
McCullough
Long Island
N. Y
Gallipolis Board Bans Leaves for Educators
The Gallipolis City Board of Education adopts a resolution barring leave of absence for teachers and staff except those entering the U S armed forces. Some planned to request yearlong or war-duration leaves, but no staffing changes or vacancies are made. Coal contracts with Douglas Durst set at 3 49 for clean lump coal and 2 89 for mine run. Individual salary increases awarded: Marshall Boggs and Harold Brown 75 dollars per year. Richard Downs and George Blackburn 100 dollars. Ben Evans 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Board of Education
Gallipolis City
Douglas Durst
Cheshire
Marshall Boggs
Harold Brown
Richard Downs
George Blackburn
Ben Evans
Gallia Teachers With Long School Records
In Gallia Gallia Gallia teachers honor years of service as reports filed with Superintendent Higginss show longest tenures among staff. Key figures include Clara Worman 36 years Garnet Stringfellow 33 years May Davis 30 years Anna Wiseman 29 years and others with 19 to 27 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Osa Baird
Anne Bradbury
Clara Mae Davis
May A. Davis
Ben Bachus
May Kelly
Marie Meal
Dorothy Roadarmour
Laurence Smeltzer
Garnet Stringfellow
Eulah Williams
Anna Wiseman
Mildred Wise
Clara Worman
Teachers To Complete Red Cross Training
Gallipolis teachers in the city school system will complete Red Cross first aid courses. Names listed include Elizabeth Kratz Lawrence Smeltzer Irene Schanz Katherine Wolfe Mildred Wise Isabel Boggs Ronald Williams Henry Norman George Gilmore Mary Ellen Foster Isabel Scott Margaret Noel George Blackburn Harold Brown Charles Swanson Ben Evans Clara May Davis Aldeth Robinson Marie Langdon May A Davis Kathryn Sheets Dorothy Roadarmour Marshal Boggs Christine Fife Elizabeth Carnes Anna Wiseman Mildred Gilman Garnet Stringfellow Richard Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Elizabeth Kratz
Lawrence Smeltzer
Irene Schanz
Katherine Wolfe
Mildred Wise
Isabel Boggs
Ronald Williams
Henry Norman
George Gilmore
Mary Ellen Foster
Isabel Scott
Margaret Noel
George Blackburn
Harold Brown
Charles Swanson
Ben Evans
Clara May Davis
Aldeth Robinson
Marie Langdon
May A Davis
Kathryn Sheets
Dorothy Roadarmour
Marshal Boggs
Christine Fife
Elizabeth Carnes
Gallia County Trustees Set Saturday Meeting
Gallia County Trustees to meet Saturday at 2 p m in the court room with congressman Thomas A Jenkins and state senator Thomas W Jones as principal speakers. The association includes 60 trustees and clerks and invites public attendance, announced by president Levi E Rife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. Phil Kling
Gallia County Township
Thomas A. Jenkins
Thomas W. Jones
Levi E. Rife
New School Principal Humbert Arrives Aug. 1
Gallipolis reports Gordon G Humbert the newly elected high school principal will arrive from Wapakoneta August 1 to assume duties. His family plans to join September 1 to reside in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Gordon G. Humbert
Wapakoneta
Justice Rites Held for Mrs T A Justice
Funeral rites for Mrs. T A Justice aged 67 were held this afternoon. She died Saturday night at her Waterloo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
T. A. Justice
Waterloo
Mackenzie Girl Crowned Queen for Victory Parade
Gallipolis reports Joan Mackenzie a 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mackenzie has been chosen queen for Thursday nights Victory Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Joan Mackenzie
Harold Mackenzie
Trailer Issue Presented to City Officials
Gallipolis city leaders discussed the trailer problem and traffic safety at last night's meeting. They plan to relocate traffic lights to slower intersections, limit parking to one side of Fourth Avenue near the high school and Holzer Hospital, and consider street and park cleaning with more benches, but no definite actions were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
S. A. Clendenin
City Commission
Cedar
First Sts
Court
Mapleshade
East Gallipolis
County Sugar Board Receives Applications
Gallipolis report shows the county rationing board handling sugar applications at its headquarters led by chief clerk Mrs. C. H. Switzer. Plans include a schedule for sugar tire and bicycle applicants and volunteer aid during rush hours. Dorothy White assists with clerical work as the board contemplates moving to the Gardner building at Third and State Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
County Rationing Board
C. H. Switzer
Gardner
Third
State Sts
Gallia to Send Small Group to 1942 Rural Camp
Gallia County will send a small group to the Rural Women's Camp at Ross Hocking July 24 to 26 possibly not more than five persons. A similar small attendance is expected for the rural men's camp August 1 to 2 at the same location due to transportation difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Ross-Hocking
Neely Makes Late Run For U S Senate in West Virginia
Gov. Neely enters Democratic primary for U S senator opposing former Gov. Kump and James K. Thomas. Thomas, attorney and twice Speaker, recently married Julia Lewis Roseberry, a popular local woman, in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
M. M. Neely
U. S
H. Kump
Elkins
James K. Thomas
Charleston
W. S. Wyson
Thomas
House of Delegates
Julia Lewis Roseberry
Porter Named to Local War Bond Committee
Dr. C E Holzer added Luther Porter of Vinton to the county committee urging sale of war bonds. Porter serves as cashier of the Vinton bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
C. E. Holzer
Luther Porter
Vinton
Porter
Vinton Bank
Substitute pastor returns home after six months at First Baptist
Rev. W. G. Evans, who served as substitute pastor at First Baptist Church in Gallipolis for over six months, has returned to his home in Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
W. G. Evans
Granville
Mason County Board Orders 75 Men to Report for Army Service
Mason County selects seventy five men to report for Army induction on July 16 in Point Pleasant. They will be bused to Huntington induction station. Four additional men locally located also called for the same date. A long list of names includes Luther Oldaker, Clarence Laudermill, Roger Russell, and many others from Mason and nearby areas. Transferred men from other boards are named as Egbert Stewart, Albert Marowitz, James Williams, and Darsel Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Huntington
Luther Pearly Oldaker
Clarence Edwin Laudermill
Roger Russell
William Henry Nease
Mason
Zallie Barnett
Cecil Perry Riffle
Clayton Earl Byus
Warren Harding McKinney
Wil
Alfred Eugene Kimes
Lester Smith
Hartford
Albert Daniel Thompson
John Bumgardner, Jr
Ottlies Edward Shirley
Harley Minturn Hart
George William Yonker
Letart
Paul Dodson
Harry Robert McNeil
Charlies
Joseph Young
William Richard van Meter
West Columbia
Basil Franklin Johnson
Earl Sharp
Glenwood
Frederick Charles Gerlach
Cottageville
Lester Roberts
William Norris Pearson
Hogsett
Pir! Flint
Earl Lockhart
Dabney
Arlee
Worthy Edward Long
Apple Grove
George Taylor
Grimms Landing
Fin
Egbert Herbert Stewart
Sycamore
Albert Donald Marowitz
Lorain
James Robert Williams
Mullens
W. Va
Darsel Herman Myers
Marion
Charles Price Dies Saturday At Huntington
Charles William Price 65 of Gallipolis Ferry died Saturday afternoon in St Marys Hospital Huntington. Funeral services conducted by Rev Carl Burris were from Mt Carmel Church Monday at 2 30. He married Marie Canterbury and survives with eight children, 26 grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. He was a farmer and member of the Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles William Price
Gallipolis Ferry
St. Marys Hospital
Huntington
Carl Burris
Mt. Carmel Church
Price
John
Marie Leonard Price
Marie Canterbury
Charles E
Roy, Vernon and Clyde
Mary
WPA Head Reports Employment Is Low in Mason County
Project Engineer Maxie Johnson temporary WPA head in Mason County said employment fell to a new low of 50 to 68 men with some quitting weekly for war industry or private jobs. Some work on Millstone and New Haven highways. others on soil conservation near the Kanawha with 8000 acres treated and fences built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Maxie Johnson
WPA
Mason County
Millstone
New Haven
Kanawha
Contractors Plan To Complete Work Soon
Stellhorn and Beightler contractors said they expect to finish the paying contract in Point Pleasant within 25 working days left. Rain halted work 600 feet short of completing the third slab on Viand Street last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Stellhorn
Beightler
Complatin St
Viand St
Ousted Men Get Back Pay And Jobs Restored
Seventeen United Steelworkers of America members at Marietta Manufacturing Co in Point Pleasant will receive 13500 dollars for lost time and resume their former posts. The agreement, reached in Cincinnati with NLRB involvement, awaits final NLRB approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
United Steelworkers of America
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Point Pleasant
William D. Mackay
USA
Jason Weissenburger
Paul S. Thomas
Cincinnati
Philip G. Phillips
National Labor Relations Board
Mackay
William Edwards Jr
NLRB
Washington
SWOC
Philips
Sugar Stock Shortage Confused by Southern Warehouses
Secretary James Johnson of the ration board reports sugar stocks are one third below year ago. The Office of Price Administration says bulging southern warehouses mislead, as ships unload there for rail to north amid submarine risk. Supplies remain larger than expected and higher quotas are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James Johnson
Ration Board
Office of Price Administration
Seaboard
Pt Pleasant Area Personal Notes From The Week
Execut ive committee of the Junior Woman's club meets at Miss Mary Louise Lewis home to study Mason County Public Library finances. Several residents and visitors from Charleston Cincinnati Marietta Gallipolis Ferry Buckeye Lake and more are noted in hometown notices and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Mary Louise Lewis
Mason County Public Library
John Bowyer
Charleston
Mervin Chapman
Henderson
Darsel E. Wedge
Cottageville
Leon
Charles E. Arnold
Parkersburg
Holly Hudson
Cincinnati
John
Jim Fiddler
Tioga
W. Va
Alice Marie Frye
Seventh St
Richard Bell
Woodrow Burdette
Buckeye Lake
George O. Harper
Furniture Mart
Chicago
Harper
Law Office
Somerville & Somerville
Glenn Sayre
Virgil Adkins
Zanesville
Jason T. Weissenburger
Glenna Walker
Gallipolis Ferry
Holzer Hospital
C. F. Gaskin
Jimmy
Marietta
James A. Adie
Berea
George Martin
George Love, Jr
Point Clinic
Frank Jiiden
Buffalo
Florence Krodel
Roush
Cashy Meadows
Gallipolis
Meadows
Wisconsin
Injured in Fall Near Kerr Hospitalized in Holzer
Mrs L A Womeldorff of Kerr area is hospitalized at Holzer Hospital for a broken hip after a fall at her home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
L. A. Womeldorff
Near Kerr
Holzer Hospital
Mason County Tire Allotment Issued for July August
Mason County rationing board lists tire and tube allotments for July and bicycle quotas to August 31. Bicycles get 12 for the period, three automobiles receive July allocations, and tire tube recap quantities rise slightly from June. New tires, recaps and inner tubes are allocated for passenger cars and trucks with modest increases across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Six More Enter Candidacy for County Office
Six additional candidates filed for county offices before Circuit Clerk Jones closed his office. George A. Bairden and R for House of Delegates, Harry Layne as Democratic county committee chair, L L Caldwell insurance man, C R Schneider baker, Fred Brown farmer for board of education, and Charles D Ball former sheriff and retired postal clerk for county court. Bairden has served terms in the house. Layne chairs the county committee. Ball is a former sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jones
George A. Rairden
Harry Layne
House of Delegates
L. L. Caldwell
C. R. Schneider
Fred Brown
Board of Education
Charles D. Ball
Caldwell
Schneider
Brown
Bairden
Layne
Wolf Island and Bar Sold Near Graham Station
Hiram A. Carpenter of St Marys sold Wolf Island and Bar in the Ohio River near Graham Station to the Ohio River Sand and Gravel Co of Pittsburgh. The 134 1 2 acres fetched about 25000 dollars and the deal closed yesterday. Carpenter had owned the property for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Hiram A. Carpenter
St. Marys
Wolf Island and Bar
Ohio River
Graham Station
Ohio River Sand and Gravel Co
Pittsburgh
Carpenter
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Athens Messenger
Department of Public Service
Burgess & Niple
Jackson-Patton
Jackson St
Canal Road
F. E. Dowler
Everett Hewlett
East End
Hewlett
Ogg
Walter Drake
Service Department
Board of Health
Anderson
Street and Sewer Committee
Tignor
Dewhurst
Wo Hyde
Robert Eddy
Sanitary Police
Charles Shafer
Council
Donald W. Codding
Holland
Lucas County
Mr. Codding
Nelsonville Social Notes
Eagle Troop
W.C. McVicker
Gallipolis Social Notes
Ee, Elliottt
Eugene Keefer
Orland Elliott
Roy Elliott
Floyd Bear
Paul Elliott
New Philadelphia
Emerine Elliott
T. A. Richards
Cleveland
Paul Williams
Anne
Portsmouth
Merrill Niday
Ohio State University
E. S. Niday
Ruth Fiske
Charles
Joan Fiske
Chaun
E. R. Wallace
Warden
Ronald Miller
Nancy Lou
Bidwell
Dc. H. Wilson
Leatha Wilson
John Kershner
Olive Wilson
Dick Mahoney
Kirshner
J. M. Ruth
Harry R. Hurn
W. C. Safford
Charlotte Sears
Conn
E. E. Hatfield
Walter
Greenville
Morgan Sutter
Proctorville
Thornton Dickey
John Dickey
Morton Smith
John Steger
C. M. Kerr
Helen Wood
County Sugar Board
Gov
Neely
Mason County Board
Charles Price
Wolf Island
Colegroves
Oakley and
Oakley
Kerr Mason
Kerr Mason Lids
Cables
Nelsonville, Ohio
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