Final Plans Complete For Annual Competition
Final plans for the annual Junior Chicken of Tomorrow Contest were announced. Meigs County Farm Bureau and local mills will weigh 14 county contestants next Monday. District judging July 2 at Crow Brothers Plant will select top winners for state competition in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Crow Brothers
Letart Falls
Meigs County Farm Bureau
Farmers Feed
C. EF. Blakeslee
Ohio State University
Onle
Martin
Middleport
Southeastern Ohio Poultry Producers Association
Fred Stanley
Snowville
Stanley
Cleveland
National Poultry Association
Winefordner Named Coach at Corey-Rawson High
Middleport athletic coach David Winefordner has accepted the head football and basketball posts at Corey-Rawson High School in northern Ohio. He will lead three football teams, head the basketball program, oversee physical education, and teach driver education and American history. The Winefordners will relocate from Middleport in mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
David Winefordner
Middleport High School
Corey-Rawson High School
Winefordner
Short Fourth Ave
Record Swim Sets 500 Meter Pace at Middleport Pool
Middleport Municipal Pool reports a 500 watt intensity record during a Sunday event. About 300 paid admissions plus season-ticket users attended. Pool supervisor David Winefordner invites unregistered children from Daily Vacation Bible School to report Wednesday at 10 am for class placement by age and ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
David Winefordner
Daily Vacation Bible School
Roses Bloom at Carson Home in Meigs County
Roses yards of blossoms cover fences at the Leading Creek Road home of Mr and Mrs Robert Carson known as the Sage of Leading Creek. The Meigs County farmer and former state representative is famed for wit and now for roses as pink rambler blooms adorn the farm to create a striking late week display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Robert Carson
Leading Creek
Meigs County
Denture Powder Promises Comfort and Odor Control
An advertising note touts a denture powder that supposedly reduces odor and improves denture stability. It claims a pleasant taste, non alkaline feel, and no sticky sensation, urging buyers to obtain faster results at any drug counter.
Father’s Day Observed in Village Churches in Middleport
Fathers and Children’s Day programs marked services across Middleport churches. Attendance dipped in heat. First Presbyterian honored oldest and youngest fathers J. H. Grate and Harold Eppley, with carnations and songs. First Baptist named Dana Hamilton and Don Becker as oldest and youngest fathers. three baptisms occurred. Church of Christ held gifts for fathers. beat the heat project introduced at the Church of Christ with a new fan and cooling system, and an upstairs amplifier was installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
First Presbyterian
J. H. Grate
Harold Eppley
Farie Erlewine
Paul Haptonstall
Lucy Greeg
Everett Bachner
First Baptist Church
Dana Hamilton
Don Becker
Margaret Hoyt
Harold Edward Hubbard
Bertha Seyfried
J. Anthony Bosco
Ohio University
FE. O. Saunders
Horace Abbott
Church of Christ
Poultry Auction Sees 11000Bird Consignments Ahead of Sale
Pomeroy resident joins 11000 birds consigned to the Parkersburg-Point Pleasant poultry auction set for July 2 in Point Pleasant. Ivan Roush of Portland has also consigned. Auction managers anticipate about 20000 birds. Entries must be made by Saturday with contact through C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs County extension, the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, or the Parkersburg auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs
Parkersburg
Tri-County
Point Pleasant
C. E. Blakeslee
Meigs County
Chamber l of Commerce
Post States Two Meetings Post States Two Meetings
Middleport Captain Glen na Rummell announces two special Salvation Army meetings at the Post on Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday features Captain Howard Burr and his Youth Gospel Team with an open air start. Thursday’s gathering is led by Major and Mrs Dowdell of Athens, veterans of New York and Ohio service, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Glenna Rummell
Pomeroy
Dorothy Tyndale
Lexington
Lima
Marietta
Burr
Oi City
Dowdell
Athens
New York
Ohio
Salvation Army
Vs. Dowdell
Ohio U Graduate Wins Photo Honors at Fort Miles
Cpl George J Tassian a Ohio University graduate 1951 won all three prizes in the black and white division of a photography contest at Fort Miles Lewes Delaware He is married to a former Racine resident and the couple now live in Lewes Delaware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
George J. Tassian
Fort Miles
Lewes
Del
Corporal Tassian
Ohio University
Werry Injured at Blaetmar Auto Co in Pomeroy
Henry Werry of Pomeroy fractured his left thumb while working as a mechanic at Blaetmar Auto Co on Main Street. A crow bar slipped during his duties, and he received treatment from a local physician. Werry also serves as a patrolman for the Pomeroy Police Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Blaetmar Auto Co
FE. Main St
Henry Werry
Werry
B H Sanborn Missionary Society Place in State News
The B H Sanborn Missionary Society earned third place for program year books at the Granville House Party in Granville. Baptist women held three days of inspirational programs and workshops. Mrs Edison Baker chaired the 1953 54 program committee and attended as a dining room hostess with several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society
Granville
Edison Baker
C. EF. Hoyt
Paul Smart
McMaster Family Hosts Attorney Donald Lesher on Ohio Visit
Attorney Donald Lesher of Denver, son of Miles and Edith Lesher, visited Middleport with relatives after a Washington business trip. He stayed with Charles and Willard McMaster and was joined by Dr. Robert McMaster and other cousins for a dinner and calls in Ohio. The group traveled on to Glouster with Charlie McMaster Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles McMaster
Harry McMaster
Donald Lesher
Atttorney
Denver, Colo
Miles Lesher
Edith McMaster
Ogden
Utah
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Willard McMaster
Columbus
Charles McMasters
Willard McMasters
Robert McMaster
Gallipolis
R. ©. Fowler
McMaster
Charlies McMaster
Glouster
Charlies Handley
Laura McMaster Handey
Dinner Guests Gather for Middleport Weekend
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. R. C. Lansbury included her daughter Mrs. E. R. Schaaf, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koehler and children Christine Betty Richard and Michael of Grove, Pvt. Jon Schaaf of Findlay Ky, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Weise, Miss Mary Jane Young. Accompanying an officer as far as Lancaster en route home were Private Schaaf and Private Roxie Price for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
R. C. Lansbury
ER. S. Schaaf
Richard Koehler
Christine
Betty
Richard
Michael
Grove
Jon Schaaf
Nox
Chauncey Weise
Mary Jane Young
Lancaster
Schaaf
Roxie Price
Wedding Attended by Nursing Class in Middleport
Rhea Ann Gears and Harald Lozier wed on Saturday with most of her Holzerospital School of Nursing graduating class present. Among them were Jean Wells Janice Lyman Ruth Russell Hayth and Naomi Overturf. Also present were T L Fultz and his wife of Lancaster, the bride’s great uncle an official at the Boys Industrial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Pomeroy
Rhea
Ann Gears
Harald Lozier
Holzerospital School of Nursing
Jean Wells
Janice Lyman
Ruth Russell
Hayth
Naomi Overturf
T. Lyston Fultz
Lancaster
Boys Industrial School
Maag Lodge Hosts Week End Guests on Ohio River
Dr. and Mrs. E F Maag welcomed Dr and Mrs Arthur Fleming of Cincinnati to their Long Bottom lodge on the Ohio River. The river home opened during Memorial Day weekend and will host guests through Labor Day with planned ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
E. F. Maag
Ohio River
Long Bottom
Arthur Fleming
Cincinnati
Maags
Pomeroy Social Notes Draw Picnic Plans at Bailey’s Lake
Peniel Class of First Baptist Church in Pomeroy met for a picnic at Bailey's Lake to plan carpentry work for upstairs Sunday School and a July hamburgery at Syracuse Roadside Park. Richard Owens led the business meeting after supper with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Owens and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Cecil, and several other local families. Also noted was a bridal dinner for Miss Rhea Ann Gears and Jerry Lozier preceding a Grace Episcopal Church wedding, with a rehearsal party at the Kelton home and multiple local guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
Peniel
Bailey's Lake
Richard Owens
Syracuse
Harry Bailey
Howard Cecil
Harold Lemley
Chester Zirkle
Franklin D. Hudson
R. H DeMott
Rhea Ann Gears
Kelton
Jerry Lozier
Cleveland
Grace Episcopal Church
Class Decides to Buy Flag for Enterprise Church
Willing Workers Class of Enterprise EUB Church voted Friday to purchase an American flag. Meeting at Miss Kathryn Mitchs home on Rock Springs Road opened with hymn Leaning on the Everlasting Arm. Members contributed a penny per letter in their names for the class treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mitch
Herbert Dixon
Carl Moore
John Smith
Alice Thompson
Lawrence Smith
Harriett McIntosh
Myrtle Long
Dorothy Long
Genevieve Stobart
W. R. Davis
Linda Sue Parker Host of Seventh Birthday Party
Linda Sue Parker was guest of honor at a party celebrating her seventh birthday. The afternoon featured games and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Linda Sue Parker
Wading Pool Opens Tomorrow in City Park
Fordner, head of the summer recreation program, announced the wading pool beside the post office and roadside park will operate daily from 1 to 6 pm except Mondays starting tomorrow. Attendants Patricia Lloyd, Sheila Stover, and Charlene Walburn will rotate shifts. Officials suggest very young children go to the wading pool if not accompanied by an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
David Winefordner
Patricia Lloyd
Sheila Stovers
Charlene Walburn
School Editors Enroll At Summer Workshop
Miss Carol Louks and Miss Nancy Jacobs attend a six day summer workshop in Athens from June 20 to 26 1954. Louks will edit Pomeroy High School paper The Panthers Roar during her senior year and Jacobs will edit The Pomeroyan yearbook. They will take classes to aid their roles at Pomeroy High School next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Carol Louks
Nancy Jacobs
Athens
Rev Styers Helps Build Youth Tabernacle in Columbus
The Rev. Robert Styers pastor of the Church of the Nazarene traveled to Columbus last week to assist in constructing a Youth Tabernacle. He returned Thursday. Styers and Pete Walburn plan to attend the Nazarene Camp in Columbus this week before leaving. His family will stay with his mother Mrs Charlene Styers in Newark for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Robert Styers
Church of the Nazarene
Columbus
Mr. Styers
Pete Walburn
Nazarene
Janice Story Heads to Buckeye Girls State
Janice Story of Pomeroy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story, leaves for Capital University Columbus to participate in the week-long Buckeye Girls State. She was chosen from the Pomeroy High School junior class by the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion for her grades activities and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Janice Story
Leo Story
Capital University
Columbus
Buckeye Girls
Miss Story
Pomeroy High School
Ladies Auxiliary
Drew Webster Post 39
American Legion
Property Transfers in Chester Salisbury and Lebanon Townships
William Matlack and Ula Mat lack transfer 1.40 acres in Chester Township to Harold W. Jenks and Dorothy L. Jenks. W H South and Ora B South transfer 15.38 acres in Salisbury Township to Edward Hardwick and Betty Mae Hardwick. Ella Mae Newlan and Frederick F. Newlan transfer 50 acres in Lebanon Township to M H McDade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matlack
Ula Matlack
Harold W. Jenks
Dorothy L. Jenks
Chester Township
W. H. South
Ora B. South
Edward Hardwick
Betty Mae Hardwick
Salisbury
Ella Mae Newlan
Frederick F. Newlan
M. H. McDade
Lebanon Township
Vienna boy hurt at swimming spot then moved to hospital
An 11 year old boy Lewis Hendershot of Vienna West Virginia was treated at Meigs General Hospital Sunday after an injury while sliding at a local swimming spot. He was transported by ambulance to Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg West Virginia for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs General Hospital
Camden - Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W.va
Lewis Hendershot
Vienna
Hendershot
Meigs Marriage License Granted for Curtis and Grueser
Robert Jack Curtis aged 26 of Racine and Lela Irene Grueser aged 17 of Mintersville secured a Meigs county marriage license. Authorities note the couple plans a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
Robert Jack Curtis
Racine
Lela Irene Grueser
Mintersville
Pomeroy Third Friday Club Plans July Picnic
The Third Friday Club met at Mrs. William J. Durst home to schedule a July 16 picnic at Middleport Roadside Park at 6 p.m. Hostess Mrs. Durst led games and prizes went to Miss Kate Ebersbach and Mrs. Albert Ebersbach. August meeting set for Mrs. Bentz Wolfe’s home with a social hour hosted by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Middleport
William J. Durst
Kerr St
Max Meinhart
Kate Ebersbach
Albert Ebershbach
Meinhart
Bentz Wolfe
Wolfe
Edward Hite
Addie Grueser
Ernest Rhodes
Cleland Heines
Ben Neutzling
Anna Ebersbach
Albert Ebersbach
Everett Dailey
Grover Erb
Henry Reibel
Breakfast Honoring Gears Lozier Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs Delmar A Canaday hosted a 1030 am breakfast on Lincoln Hill for members of the wedding party of Miss Rhea Ann Gears and Jerry Lozier Assisting was Mrs Theodore Beegle Guests included Jerry Lozier Cleveland Mr and Mrs Aaron Kelton and daughter Kaaron Robert Hamlin Cleveland Marvin Young and Donald Kirk Lakeville and William Fultz and Ronald Fultz Middleport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gears
Lozier
George Shiveler Jr
Cincinnati
Jay Myers
Delmar A. Canaday
Anne
Frank Sisson
Jo Chapman
William and
Ronald Fultz
Middleport
Marvin Young
Donald Kirk
Lakeville
Robert Hamlin
Cleveland
Kelton
Hattie Russell
Theodore Beegie
Guiding Star Council 124 Holds Annual Inspection
Syracuse council 124 of Daughters of America held its annual inspection. District Deputy Margaret Kisser of Logan led the audit while Mae Cleland presided. Four candidates were initiated with visitors from Logan and Chester. Gifts were given to Hazel Clark Sadie Thuener and others as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Guiding Star Council
Daughters of America
Margaret Kisser
Logan
Mae Cleland
Chester
Hazel Clark
Sadie Thuener
Pomeroy Guests Dine With Gibbs Family
Mr. and Mrs. French Hundley and children Jon Lynn Melanie and Donny from Columbus were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. W A Gibbs. A family dinner followed at Mrs Georgia Gibbs home on Harrisonville Road with the Hundley and Gibbs families plus Billy Jeff rey Williamson and Joyce.
Elwood Methodist charge services resume after illness
The Rev. and Mrs. John Elwood and children returned from Lakeside and Ada where he attended a Methodist conference and visited relatives. He will spend another year in his present assignment and services began on the Racine charge's regular schedule after his illness. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs John P Schoenleb of Marysville and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elwood
Bill
Diane
Pat
Richard
Lakeside
Elwood
Ada
Wilbur Elwood
Racine
Trell Schoenleb
Schoneleb
John P. Schoenleb
Marysville
Ed Reuter
Rodney
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Frank Johnston
Columbus
William Hellerman
W. A. Smith
Janet
Washington, D. C
Denver Frank
Sandra Rea
Denver Jay
Canton
Wilbur Moore
E. Main St
Herman Frank
Bashan
West Virginia Acquires 7948 Acre Mason Tract as Game Area
The state secures a 7948 acre tract in Mason County near Route 17 between Point Pleasant and Charleston for a new game management area. About 7000 acres are woodland with 1000 acres pasture leased from USDA. Deer herd development is planned on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Mason County
Carl J. Johnson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Johnson
USDA
Church Adds Six Sunday School Rooms in Pledge to Space
Leon Baptist Church in Point Pleasant expanded with six new Sunday school rooms and new carpets for the aisle and front. Warren Keefer supervised the project done by church members. Mrs. Keefer leads the children's division. Bronze plaques will honor deceased church families. A Father’s Day program honored long‑time attendees and fathers present with pins and gifts. Mr. Woodall, age 90, was noted as oldest father. Raymond Barnett was the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leon Baptist Church
Warren Keefer
Milton Burdette
W. C. Smith
Baptist Church
R. W. Woodall
Mr. Woodall
Raymond Barnett
Association For Retired Railroad Em ployes Meeting Held in Point Pleasant
The Association of Retired Railroad Employees met in Point Pleasant with President L O Shifler announcing plans to obtain a charter covering all U S retired railroad workers. Attendees included James Biffle Leon Roy Daugherty Dale Martin William Staats John Crooks Lou McDaniel B S Smith and Ross Love. The next regular meeting is set for the first Saturday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Association of
L. O. Shifler
United States
Shifler
James Biffle
Leon
Roy Daugherty
Greer
Dale Martin
William Staats
John Crooks
Lou McDaniel
B. S. Smith
Ross Love
Point
Council To Pick Bonding Firm For $625000 Sewage Plant
Point Pleasant city council prepares to choose a bonding firm to manage finances for a proposed 625000 sewage treatment plant. Bids will be opened at 8 p.m. Three bidders remain: Westheimer Co Nelson Browning Co and Edward G Taylor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Westheimer Co
Nelson Browning Co
Edward G. Taylor Co
Mason Farmer Sells Home Grown Tomatoes
Elmer Plymale of Gallipolis Ferry sold his first home grown tomatoes to Bob McGuffin of Point Pleasant. Plymale, who cultivates 5000 plants, hoped these were the first market tomatoes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Elmer Plymale
Gallipolis
Bob McGuffin
Plymale
Funeral Services Held For Mrs. M. J. Lilly
Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion Church Sunday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. M. J. Lilly of Upland. The Rev. Ar ville John officiated and burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Lilly
Point Pleasant
Mt. Zion
Upland
Arville John
Navy Man Advances POMEROY
Willard R. O Neill of Pomeroy Route 3 advances in rating to machinist mate second class while serving with the Navy aboard the escort vessel USS Melvin R Newman in the Atlantic Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Willard R. O'Neill
Pomeroy Route 3
Navy
Melvin R. Newman
Arti ficial Breeders' Cooperative to Meet at Wahama High
Point Pleasant report notes the Arti ficial Breeders' Cooperative will convene Monday at the Vo Agriculture Building Wahama High School at 8 p.m. Dairy men from Mason and Jackson Counties will attend along with cooperative members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Artificial Breeders’ Cooperative
Vo-Agriculture
Wahama High School
Mason and
Jackson Counties
Will admitted to probate in Meigs County
The will of Bertha L. Dennen has been admitted to probate in Meigs County Common Pleas Court records. Proceedings confirm the document as the deceased Bertha L. Dennen's last will and testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Bertha L. Dennen
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Pleasant wedding unites Burns and Atkins in Point Pleasant
Miss Sarah Anne Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Burns Leon and Asa Carl Atkins son of Mr and Mrs Asa Carl Atkins Sr Buffalo W V wed in a Sunday afternoon double ring ceremony officiated by Rev W S Billups. They plan to reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Anne Burns
H. A. Burns
Leon
Asa Carl Atkins
Buffalo
W. Va
W. S. Billups
Shirley Prunty
Circles To Meet Tuesday At Trinity Methodist
Circles of the Trinity Methodist Church have scheduled their meeting for Tuesday to discuss plans and activities. Delegates from the groups will share reports and organize upcoming charity work and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Carpenters Local 1157 Elects New Officers
Carpenters Local 1157 held a Friday meeting to choose officers who will be installed July 2. New officers include James E. Stewart as president, James Harrah as commander, and M. E. Dowling as financial secretary, with several members serving on the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perry
J. C. Roush
Vernon Harrah
Clarence C. Epple Dies Former Point Pleasant Resident
Clarence C. Epple, 56, formerly of Point Pleasant, died Thursday at his Toledo home. He was the son of Mrs. Estelle Epple Shiflet of Point Pleasant. Survivors include Mrs. Shiflet, two brothers Berthold and John, and a sister Mrs. Attlee Smith of St. Petersburg, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Clarence C. Epple
Toledo
Epple
Estelle Epple Shiflet
Shiflet
Berthold
John
Attlee Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Blain Couple Welcome First Child Bever ly Ann
Mr and Mrs Harold Blain Jr of Apple Grove announce the birth of their daughter Bever ly Ann born last Friday at Maloney Clinic. This is the couple’s first child. Mrs Blain is formerly Violet Crist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harold Blain Jr
Apple Grove
Maloney Clinic
Beverly Ann
Blain
Violet Crist
ASK LICENSE TO WED POINT PLEASANT
Marriage license applications were made by Raymond Mills 21 of Mallory W Mason of Raymond James H Mills and Augusta Davis Mills and Bernice McClanahan 21 of Mason daughter of Dave Mc Clanahan and Margie Mary Mc Clanahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Raymond Mills
Mallory
W. Mason
Raymond James H. Mills
Augusta Davis Mills
Bernice McClanahan
Mason
Dave McClanahan
Margie Mary McClanahan
Birchfield Announces Daughter Nancy to Daeniel Snodgrass
Mary Maude Birchfield of 408 Lewis Street announces the marriage of her daughter Nancy Birchfield to Daeniel C Snodgrass in Charleston on May 9 at 8 p.m. The bride wore a light blue princess dress with pink rosebud corsage. Nancy Snodgrass is a Point Pleasant High School graduate class of 1953 and worked in Dr. Simpson's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maude Birchfield
Lewis St
Nancy Birchfield
Daeniel C. Snodgrass
Charleston
Smith St
Snodgrass
Point Pleasant High School
Thespians
Charleston School of Commerce
Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Evans
Langsville
R. W. Codner
Ralph Lambright
Duane Barr
Donna Holter
Minersville
Snowvillee
Donald Nelson
Cecil Nelson
Dwight Nelson
Sharon Atkins
Harrisonville
Ronald Evans
David Pierce
Larry Barr
Miss Holter
N. Ohio
Carson
Post
Ohio U
Ma Tvet
Mitzie Gaynor
Keefe
Brasselle
Harvey Stephens
Jeffrey Hunter
Duffy
San Quentin
Louis Hayward
Deanne Dru
Paul Kelly
Maureen O'Sullivan
George Macready
Oklahoma
Middleport Social Notes
Pomeroy Social Notes
Aaron Kelton
Kaaron
Margie Foley
Judy Williams
Herbie Grate
Linda Cremeans
Davie Grate
Jimmy Fink
Nancy Delaney
Rosalie Whittington
Carla
Allan Miller
Wanda Coy
Connie Haley
Marvel
Marjorie Foley
Jane Parsons
Bonnie Grate
Brenda
Blaine Turner
Kathy
Dee Thomas
Billy Hill
Herbie
Stevie
Larry Snowden
Randy Carpenter
Donnie Smith
Karen Thomas
Sandra
Rusty Little
Tommy Phillips
Levier
Nancy Parker
Linda Sue
Jean Parker
Kathaleen Fink
Verna Snowden
Phyllis Snowden
Rev. Styers
Meigs CO
Pomeroy Personals
Mason Tract
Charles L. Tebbe
Philadelphia
U. S. Forestry Service
Soil Conservation Service
Forestry Service
Conservation Department
Association For
Mason Farmer
Will Admitted
Druggista
Pt. Pleasant Society
Miss Burns
Martha
Clyde McLane
Lydia
C. C. Stone
Rebecca
Norman Foss
Pleasant St
Nellie Lozier
Mary
K. W. Robinson
Miriam
Esther Thomas
Jefferson Ave
Esther
James T. Fisher
Priscilla
E. W. Stevens
Dorcas
Ralph Crump
Carpenters
Wiss Birchfield
Zemo
Ady
Indianapolis
Wes
Balantruld
CHEK
Hackett
SOHIO
BUICK
Karr & van Zandt
Pomeroy, Ohio
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