Hocking Valley Fair Set for Logan July 25 to 29
Logan officials announce the Hocking Valley Fair will be held at the Fairgrounds from July 25 through 29 with carnival and racing events. The county has lacked revenue, so the fair will operate under Ohio Fairs Incorporated. In a separate case, Clarence Harkless was awarded $240 by a jury against D J McDonald for a January 28, 1933 motor accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio Fairs Incorporated
Bealer Wins Verdict in Mine Injury Suit at Common Pleas Court
John Bealer of Sand Run won a jury verdict in Common Pleas Court granting him the right to participate in the state compensation fund. The suit against Green Schultz Coal Company claimed personal injuries from a mining accident near his home. eleven jurors concurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Bealer
Common Pleas
Bealer
Green-Schultz Coal Company
Joseph Greiner Dies At Baltimore Monday
Joseph Greiner, 73, died at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Fickel in Baltimore Monday afternoon after a two month illness. He had resided near Webb Summit until Sunday and is survived by a sister Mia Kate Schmidt of Midland Michigan and a half sister Frances Berrards of Canal Winchester. William Lemon of Logan is a nephew. Funeral services will be held at Bethany United Brethren Church near Logan at 1 30 p m Thursday with burial in Fellowship Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph Greiner
Isaac Fickel
Baltimore
Webb Summit
Mia
Kate Schmidt
Midland
Michigan
Frances Berrards
Canal Winchester
William Lemon
Bethany United Brethren Church
Fellowship Cemetery
Sand Run Neighbors Set Reunion Date
Announcement by Mrs. Kathryn D. Terrell secretary lists Sand Run Neighbors School mates and Teachers Association reunion for Sunday July 9 at Sand Run.
Rain halts Junior League game in Logan
Rain Monday afternoon prevented the E Episcopal Catholic contest in the Junior League. United Brethren and Methodists are scheduled to meet that evening in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Brethren and Methodists
James O'Hara Charged in Vinton County Malicious Destruction
Logan Ohio June 2 James O Hara of Vinton County was arraigned Monday before Mayor Elias Bright on charges of malicious destruction of property. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James O'Hara
Vinton County
Elias Bright
Motorcycle Hill Climb Featured at Fox Dog Group Reunion
Logan June 28. A hill climb feature is added to the Ohio Fox Dog Association reunion at Grotto grounds July 4 sponsored by the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club. Amateurs only, hill north of picnic grounds, plus drag chase beach show music dancing and speeches. Rev Gambill of Alexandria to speak. Officers to be elected. Expected crowd several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Fox Dog Association
Grotto Grounds
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Gambill
Alexandria
Post-Graduate Work Gives College Credit
Logan June 2 High school students who complete four years and return for a fifth year can receive college credit in some cases. A letter to Supt. J. W. Coleman from Ohio University registrar F. B. Dilley states credits apply when catalogued freshman subjects are taken. Logan High and local rural schools have seen many pupils return for postgraduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coleman
F. B. Dilley
Ohio University
Logan High
Rainfall Lifts Ohio River Dam 26 Affects Barge Trade
Heavy rain raises river levels near Dam 2 and opens bear traps as pools fill. Steamer Youghiogheny now chartered by American Barge Line passes with Pittsburgh steel products, while C. W. Talbott sails to Memphis. Upstream business remains strong with barge lines. downriver trade also robust. Captain John C. Price, esteemed river pilot, dies at Portland. Local social notes mention visits and moves in Kyger and Gallipolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gallipolis
Dam 2
Youghiogheny
American Barge Line
Pittsburgh Steel Products
C. W. Talbott
Union Barge Line
Memphis
Carnegie Steel Company
W. C. L. Qarry
Marietta
Barry
Pittsburgh
Youghingheny
New Orleans
Dorothy McBride
Louisville
Kanawha River
G. W. McBride
Longacre
Cincinnati
New Albany
Ind
Louieville
John C
Jack) Price
Portland
Ohio River
Huntington
Wheeling
Price
General Dawes
Charles G Dawes
Harry D. Knox
Matt F. Allen
Wall City
Walley Belle
Hibernia
Henry Logan
Calvert
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
Pomeroy
Gallipolie
Inquiry reveals no bloodhounds in Hocking County
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn reported during a county inquiry that there are no bloodhounds currently owned in Hocking County. Sheriff Elmer Hatfield confirmed the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Elmer Hatfield
Install Broiler Plant at Gallipolis Hatchery
A broiler plant for experimental and demonstration use was installed this week at the Gallipolis Chick Hatchery. The move marks a step in advancing poultry research and avian production techniques in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Gordon v Parson damages ruling in Gallia court
In Gallipolis on June 28 the court overruled the defendant G Madison Parson and ordered payment of $1 725 plus costs to plaintiff Earl Gordon in the damages suit filed in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Gordon
G. Madison Parson
Columbus
Local families share visits and funeral notices
Mr and Mrs 8 W Kenner of Columbus visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs W Butcher and Freecie Charles returned from a week in LaGrange Indiana where their son attended the Worlds Fairs. Attendees at Mrs Mary Jane Rutherford funeral at Werle Chapel included Mrs Rachel Thomas, Mrs Ivan Grover and daughter, and Mrs E Canecrant daughters. Mrs Jean Kayre also spent time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Butcher
Freecie Charles
LaGrange
Ind
Werle Chapel
Mary Jane Rutherford
Rachel Thomas
Ivan Grover
Canecrant
Jean Kayre
Lightning strikes ignite Gallipolis Ice Plant boiler
A motor at the Gallipolis Ice Plant was burned up when wiring into the plant was struck by lightning on Monday afternoon. A cow owned by W. D. Kelton, a C. and O. Railroad freight agent, was killed by lightning at his farm outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallapolis
Gallipolis
Niehtning
W. D. Kelton
Union Mission Expands Services for Transients
Gallipolis reports completion of a new kitchen and shower bath at the Union Mission on upper Second Avenue. In June, Rev. J. M. Ripley, superintendent, notes twenty local families received groceries assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Union Mission
Upper Second Avenue
J. M. Ripley
Marriage Licenses Awarded in Gallipolis
Two marriage licenses were issued Tuesday by Probate Judge J. Clark. Herbert Black, 40, farmer of Porter, to Margaret Walter, 22, mail carrier of Bidwell, daughter of George Waller. John Smith, 22, farmer of Charleston West Virginia, to Effie Eichinger, 24, daughter of Ed Eichinger, Gallipolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. & Clark
Herbert Black
Farmer
Porter
Margaret Walter
Bidwell
George Waller
John Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Effie Eichinger
Ed Eichinger
Gallipotia
Death of Dr. HL Wenner Reported in Injury Summary
Gallipolis telegram notes the death of Dr. HL Wenner of Tiffin state treasurer of the Jr. O. U. A. M. after an automobile accident. The notice was received by H. E. Houck on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
HL. Wenner
Tiffin
H. E. Houck
Local Notes From Kanauga Busy Summer Gossip
Kanauga June 28. Many residents spend summer with relatives including Virginia Rogers of Columbus and Alice Johnson of Charleston. Delores Ann born to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson. Cabbage shipment to Columbus market. Families visiting relatives from Owasso and Red House. Preaching by Rev. Davison well attended. Several residents travel or visit kin in Buffalo Columbus Akron Gallipolis and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Mix Virginia Rogers
Columbus
Orville Johnson
Delores Ann
Berkley Wright
W. E. McDade
Clark Withee
Owasso
Mich
Oliver Withee
Davison
Leroy Abels
Akron
Lincoln Abels
Red House
Louise Johnson
Courthouse Struck by Lightning During Drought Storm
Logan reports a thunderstorm caused minor damage as lightning hit the courthouse skylight glass and a nearby telephone pole on East Front Street. In a separate note, Christina Krannitz of Logan had her will read, naming daughter Clara Krannitz sole beneficiary and executrix, with witnesses Dorothy Krinn and Joseph J. Canty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
East Front Street
Hartmann
Christina Krannitz
Clara Krannitz
James Nutter Returned to Mansfield Reformatory
Logan June 28. James Nutter arrested by county officers was returned to the Mansfield Reformatory Tuesday by Parole Officer F P Martin after an investigation. Nutter had been released from the reformatory about two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Nutter
Mansfield Reformatory
F. P. Martin
Nutter
Regional visitors and family weekend travels compiled
Agnes Murphy and Charles Dugan visit relatives in Indiana for a week. Dr and Mrs George Tedrow and John Popoczy of Crooksville visit Mr and Mrs Joe Popoczy and family. Don Solon spends Sunday with Barney Solon at Wooster. Lucille Williams from Lancaster visits her parents in town for the weekend. Mary Duffie of Logan and Elizabeth Pierce of Columbus with Homer visit sister Emma Turner. Lou Anders of Columbus spends weekend with John Hogan. Pearl Coe and daughter Doresta visit in Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Murphy
Charles Dugan
Indiana
George Tedrow
John Popoczy
Crooksville
Joe Popoczy
Don Solon
Barney Solon
Wooster
Lucille Williams
Lancaster
Frank Williams
Mary Duffie
Logan
Elizabeth Pierce
Homer
Columbus
Emma Turn
Lou Anders
Sons of
John Hogan
Pearl Coe
Doresta
Carbon Hill
Greenhouse Flowers Topic at Rotary Meeting
A. F. DeWorth, floricul tur ist at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, spoke on greenhouse flowers and their growing costs at the Rotary Club gathering in Gallipolis. Ralph Camp of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company joined as a new member and Paul Mossihan received the president’s gavel for the new club year starting July 1, succeeding Harry Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. F. DeWorth
Ohio Hospital
Rotary Club
Ralph Camp
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Paul Mossihan
Harry Miller
Local Residents Return From Trips and Camp Along Ohio
F W Wheeler returns from Washington D C while Dr Claude Parker and Mrs Parker come back from Columbus. They are joined by Mrs Claude Parker who visited her mother Mrs C D Gist. Robert Martin Leroy Betz Thomas Bowman and Kenneth Mooney camp this week along the Ohio River at Clipper Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Claude Parker
Mary B. Parker
Columbus
Athens
C. D. Gist
Robert Martin
Leroy Betz
Thomas Bowman
Kenneth Mooney
Ohio River
Clipper Mill
Mrs D D Butcher Undergoes Major Operation
Gallipolis report notes Mrs D D Butcher of Cheshire had a major operation at Holzer Hospital today. Dismissals Tuesday included R C West of Pomeroy Mrs Henry Rockel of Zanesville Virginia Halley of Gallipolis Mrs Thomas Lowe of Jackson and Miss Margaret Strong of Wilkesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
D. D. Butcher
Cheshire
Holzer Hospital
R. C. West
Pomeroy
Henry Rockel
Zanesville
Virginia Halley
Thomas Lowe
Jackson
Margaret Strong
Wilkesville
Social notes from Middletown and nearby towns
Marjorie Vollmar and Mrs W C Aleshire spent Wednesday in Middleport where Miss Vollmar takes oil painting lessons from Miss Daisy Saunders. The summer Round Up of preschool children was held at Yale school today. Mrs James Nance spent the weekend with her husband who is a student at Rio Grande College. Mr BE Wood visited friends at Bidwell Thursday. Mrs J L Miller and daughter Marie spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Emma Piper in Vinton. Mr and Mrs W W Williams were birthday guests of Mr and Mrs Floren Williams and son. Richard Calhoun and Chester Hanning of The Plains visit Mr and Mrs Harvey Calhoun. Mrs Hastings visits Mrs Hollis Isaces in Gallia. Mr and Mrs Dana Wickline and child, Mrs J D Williams, and John Wickline recently visited Lieutenant and Mrs Osborn and Mr and Mrs Ed Smith near Emery Church. Mrs Carrie Eismann, Mrs W P Myers, and John L Clark went to Cincinnati Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Judson Clark who married recently. Miss Mary J Lewis and L E Lewis spent Wednesday afternoon in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Vollmar
W. C. Aleshire
Middleport
W. W. Williams
Floren Williams
Richard Calhoun
Chester Hanning
the Plains
Harvey Calhoun
Hastings
Hollis Isaces
Gallia
Dana Wickline
J. D. Williams
John Wickline
Lieutenant
Osborn
Ed. Smith
Emery Church
Carrie Eismann
W. P. Myers
John L. Clark
Cincinnati
Judson Clark
Mary J. Lewis
L. E. Lewis
Gallipolis
Local Man Charged With Assault and Battery
Logan June 28 Eldon Lama Haynes faced charges of assault and battery and intoxication after appearing before Magistrate W W Martin Pleas of guilty resulted in fines of 50 and 10 dollars plus costs Deputy Sheriff Stanley Sparnow arrested him.
Pilot Tom Woodyard Hired For Steamer Henry C Yeiser
Tom Woodyard of Gallipolis is hired as a pilot on the Steamer Henry C Yeiser of the Hatfield Campbell Creek Line and will tow coal from Pittsburgh to Louisville. His brother Ed also serves on another steamer. Sam Curry, a veteran river steward, hired as cook for Eppling Sand and Gravel fleet at Swan Creek. Cheshire recreation ball team defeats Rocky Fork 6 to 5 Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henry C. Veis
Tom Woodyard
West Virginia Coal Company
Henry C. Yeiser
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Woodyard
Creighton
Sam Curry
Eppling Sand & Gravel
Swan Creek
Gallia County engineer returns from Washington County
G M Gerhart resident engineer for Gallia County came back Tuesday after aiding highway offices in McConnelsville Caldwell and Marietta. Mrs Gerhart and daughter who had been visiting her parents at New Matamoras returned with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
G. M. Gerhart
Gallia County
Washington County
McConnelsville
Caldwell
Marietta
Children’s Day Observed at Mt Hermon Church Sharpsburg
In Sharpsburg June 28, Mt Hermon Church held Children’s Day services led by Maria Grimes Mary Beard and Vera Strode to a large audience. The Rev Long and family are visiting Vinton County and Portsmouth. Additionally local notices include a Basil Dille dance and residents seen about town. A new road from Route 50 to the county line is under construction. Mrs Hannah Thompson is reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Mt. Hermon
Maria Grimes
Mary Beard
Vera Strode
Long
Vinton County
Portsmouth
Basil Dille
Lillian Bardin
Pauline Dixon
Athens
Lucille Aldridge
Carlos’ Lovell
Sterling
Asa Dille
Hannah Thompson
Airline Church Holds Children's Day Service
A children’s day service will be held Sunday evening at the Airline Church on the Albany Mineral road. Attendees include the Sisson family at Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ross with son plus Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knowlton. Arthur Lewellen lost a cow last week. Byron Phillips and family visited Neilsonville Sunday. The Jim Nixon hill near the Town house has been graded by George Scott and a crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Airline
Albany Mineral Road
Cliff Ross
Lloyd Knowlton
Sisson
Lancaster
Arthur Lewellen
Byron Phillips
Neilsonville
Jim Nixon
George Scott
Hebbardville Works With Albany Team In Local Baseball
Hebbardville men join the Albany team lineup as interest rises for the season. The town will host an ice cream social Saturday night in Albany. Sunday School Group No 2 of the Methodist Church held a picnic at Athens State Hospital grounds with several locals listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
Albany
Methodist Church
Athens State Hospital
Leola Lindsey
Margaret Carsey
Mary King
Frances Hudwell
Juanita Marshall
Pearl Kempton
Bettina Collins
Loren Parker
Herman Cordray
T. J. Collins
Otis Jeffers
Vinton County
H. O. Collins
A. L. Evans
Mary Whaley
Toledo
Lena Burgoon
O. B. Henthorne
Samuel Benjamin
Helen Dowler
Jesse Parker
Columbus
Martha ‘Blackwood
Everette Nelson
Albany and Huntington Visit Bridges News
Albany residents E H Lasch and family spent time in Huntington W Va with Ernest and Mrs Martin and returned with Mrs Lasch after a two week stay. The Albany baseball team plans an ice cream social to raise funds for travel and equipment. Local families attend events in Columbus and hospital visits. Ladies Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church schedules July meeting and ice cream supper planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lasch
Harold Cunningham
Ernest Martin
Huntington
W. Va
Lasch
Albany
Hotel Harner
Vorhes Hardware Store
Stangs
Hocking Valley
O. D. Dailey
Columbus
Dailey
Nan
Barbara Offenberger
Will Offenberger
Helen Dowd
Will Cline
E. L. Parker
Dutch Ridge Community Notes on Funerals and Visits
Several locals attended the funeral of John Hawk in Orange on Friday afternoon. Revival services were held at Lottridge Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hartsel F. Windland and W. M. Bentz were in Athens on Friday. Mrs. C. E. Dean visited near Guysville and returned home. Woodman memorial services at the Orange Church drew large crowds on Sunday, June 18. Local residents hosted visitors from Coolville and Athens. Wheat crop in the area is good and harvested. Ida Atherton family visited cousin Lee Norman in Tup pers Plains who is seriously ill. Carl Barnhill works at Buick Garage in Athens. Roy and Carl Johnson of Athens and Glen and Harold Swisher of Lottridge visited grandparents Barnhill. Snodgrass and Carsey were in Parkersburg, West Virginia, where Mrs Snodgrass consulted a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawk
Orange
Ruth Atherton
Stella Lemasters
Arthur Atherton
Lottridge
Hartsel F. Windland
W. M. Bentz
Athens
C. E. Dean
Hartsel Windland
Guy
Nina Dean
Guysville
Woodman
Orange Church
B. F. Blackwell
Coolville
H. F. Windland
C. C. Snodgrass
Branch Carsey
Ida Atherton
Ruth
Arthur
Tuppers Plains
Lee Norman
Carl Barnhill
Buick
Roy
Carl Johnson
Glen
Harold Swisher
Mrew Barnhill
Parkersburg
W. Va
Snodgrass
Pleasant Valley Visits and Weekend Gatherings
Pleasant Valley residents visit relatives across Athens Nelsonville Buckeye Lake and Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Gordon Gorby with children stay with Clara Cooper. Eva Hallett calls on Daisy McKinley. Pearl Wood returns from Buckeye Lake with 20 pound fish. The Will Martins visit Oscar and Marjorie Weaver in Delta. The Linder Davises and baby near Pomeroy share Sunday with H M McKinley. T Eli Dorsey visits Ben Dorsey Sr. K B Brooks Luther Powers join H H Brooks for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Gorby
Athens
Clara Cooper
Eva Hallett
Nelsonville
Daisy McKinley
Pearl Wood
Buckeye Lake
D. L. Wallace
Summerland Beach
Mr. Wood
Will Martin
Oscar G. Weaver
Delta
Linder Davis
Near Pomeroy
H. M. McKinley
T. Eli Dorsey
Ben Dorsey
Garden Residents Attend U B Picnic
The Garden area groups gathered at Clat Jones Park near Meigs County Fairgrounds for a United Brethren Sunday School picnic. G E Coen hosted 18 guests by bus. attendees included the Coen family, Gilbert Story and others, with Joseph Guthrie sustaining a fracture from a swing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Circuit
Clat Jones Park
Meigs County Fairgrounds
G. E. Coen
Coen
Gilbert Story
Gladys
Mildred
Edith Coen
John
Buck
Hershel
Hudson
George Smith
Drewen Goldsberry
Cecil Butts
Cris Davis
Belma Barnhill
Donna Jewell
J. P. Mahler
Nellie Leona
Victor
Otis Stover
Laura Butts
Ralph
Joseph Guthrie
O. T. Louther
Mae Shannafelt
Mr. Louther
Robert
Chicago
Plan Convention at Centennial Chui
Centennial Chui hosts a Sunday School convention on July 2 with an all day program and basket dinner. Attendees include the Junior Sunday School Class and visitors, with families and neighbors from Cutler and nearby towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Chui
Cutler
Centennial Cc
Reforest Corps
Clarence Moor
Decatur Township
Did Dunbar
Teacher Entertains Tuppers Plains Church Group
Tuppers Plains Christian Church hosts Twenty Three members for a Sunday evening session led by teacher Miss Elva Dean. Guests included Mrs. Elva Dean and family. recent birth announced for Leonard Shields’s daughter Nancy Lee. funeral held for Mr. Amsberry near Parkersburg. social visits noted with Mr. and Mrs. William Long and others from Athens, Marietta, Parkersburg, and Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Christian Church
Elva Dean
Leonard Shields
East Liver
Nancy Lee
V. C. Shields
Amsberry
Here
Parkersburg
William Long
Bell
Ai Latter
Elva Dea
Dean
Athens
Harvey Person
I. C. Chapmans
Family travels from Greensboro for dealer convention
Mrs. George Stansbury and her son George Jr. of Greensboro left Tuesday to attend a furniture dealers convention due to the illness of Dr. E. B. Ebury, after a brief visit in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Stansbury
George, Jr
Greensboro
N. C
BE Ebury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Vancuren
F. D. Woodin
Ohara
Fox Dog Group
F. D. Allensworth
Old Man's Cave
Leo Kennedy
Baptist
Kathleen Blake
Helen Lawrence
Clarence Mulford
Betty VanGilder
M. A. Clark
Miriam Hall
Lynnville
Tenn
Jack Robertson
Philadelphia
Kanaugia News
F. F. Thornton
J. H. Wallace
W. F. Lewis
Buffalo
H. O. Wallace
Nitro
Alice Jones
T. L. Hix
Bulaville
Aaron Rife
William Messier
Ruth Wartenberg
Mildred Wartenberg
New Matamoras
Owen Black
R. Frazier
San Francisco
Cal
Alex Cubbage
M. Graves
New York City
Elite Taylor
H. C. Bishop
Mansfield
Murray City News
Norway
Europe
Great Lakes
Rotary
DeWorth
Gallipolis Club
RIO Grande News
Cheshire Recreation
Rocky Fork
Gerharts Return
U.S
London
Hui
James M. Cox
Samuel D. Medeynolds
Tennessee
Hermon
Hebbardville
Joe Schuler
Edna
James Whaley
Harry Hawk
G. H. Hawk
Stewart
Ermel Chesser
Eldon Bolin
Wilbur Elder
Mary
A. A. Brown
Asbury
Ed Seiple
Dennis Pauley
E. G. Pauley
Marie Pauley
H. D. Pauley
Reverend Brown
A. W. Hudnell
Glen Hudnell
Albert Buckley
Mineral
Audrey Pearl Niggemeyer
New Asbury
Pleasant Valley
K. B. Brooks
Luther Powers
H. H Brooks
U. B. Picnic
Lyle Basim
Ruth Rowlang
White Coal
Emil Parkersburg
Ida McAfee
Hong Dale Worstell
Bobby
Charlie Law
Chester Rowlani
Theer
Arza Rowland
Bartlett
Hudson Root
Bond Root
Wellston
Fran
Irene Hanson
Mrenie Starling
Visite
Pearl McAtee
Saturg
Ohio Millers State Association
Sto
F. J. Beasley
Athens, Ohio
General Electric
The
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