Nelsonville schools pick Codding as new superintendent
Donald William Codding, 38, of Holland Ohio, elected Nelsonville City Schools superintendent for two years at 2800 annually. He succeeds E J Arnold who led the district for 12 years. Codding holds AB from Ohio Northern and MA from Ohio State. He previously led Springfield Township Schools at Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald William Codding
Holland
Ohio
Board of Education
Raymond Patton
E. J. Arnold
Larne
Marion County
Codding
Ohio Northern University
Ohio State University
Springfield Township
J. K. Kinneer
Patton
James Newman
Funeral Rites Held for Walter L. Morrison in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Walter L. Morrison were conducted at two o'clock Monday at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville with Rev. C. L. Johnson Rev. C. A. Freer and Rev. L. E. Evans officiating. Organist Sigrid Love led hymns including Abide With Me and It Pays to Serve Jesus. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Out‑of‑town relatives from Ohio and Michigan attended, including Morrison relatives from Columbus Upper Sandusky and Dundas.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Walter L. Morrison
Sigrid Love
Jesus
C. L. Johnson
Columbus
C. A. Freer
Akron
L. E. Evans
Glen Allen
William Evans
Harry Ball
Fd Love
Orville Steenrod
Jack Fritchard
Greenlawn
Owen Morrison
Gladys
Donna
Upper Sandusky
James Humphrey
Sallie
Jimmy
Judson Morrison
Shelby
Cyrus Thorne
Mac
Royal Oak
Mich
James Haines
Joe Kelch
Hattie Baker
William R. Bauer
Down. Cannon
Fred Snyder
Cyrus James
Harley Mitchell
E. H. Friend
Leonard Reynolds
William Morrison
Homer Morrison
Charles Morrison
McArthur
Joe Morrison
Dundas
Hiram Morrison
Buchtel
Gertrude Brickles
Fostoria
Clarence Kelch
Athens
C. W. Farrell
Dwight
Chauncey
Thomas Dew
J. R. Bailey
Newark
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
Wanda North
Lancaster
Ration Board Awards Eleven With Various Commodities
Nelsonville ration board approves awards including one new automobile for Austin Kentner and multiple truck retreads and passenger retreads for local buyers. Extended filing deadline for institutional sugar users to Wednesday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Austin Kentner
Pt. Pleasant
L. S. Pearce Coal Co
C. E. Wolf
New Marshfield
Farmer
Forney Pyle
Sam Bruss
Harry Breeze
William Courtney
Wilbur Young
Carl North
Transportation
Kenneth Klotz
Louis Hill
Native of Young Settlement Dies
NELSONVILLE Marphet Young aged 93 died Friday at his home in Youngstown after moving from Nelsonville 45 years ago. In early manhood he drove a coach from Athens to Pomeroy. His father John Young was an Athens County pioneer. He married Mary Harper who died 24 years ago. He leaves three sons Fred of Pittsburgh Clinton and M J Young of Youngstown and one daughter Daisy of Marion Ohio. A sister Mrs Addie Hunter lives near Nelsonville Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Marphet Young
Youngstown
Mr. Young
Athens
Pomeroy
John Young
Athens County
Hamley Run
Young Settlement
Mary Harper
Fred
Pittsburgh
Clinton
M. J. Young
Daisy
Marlin
Addie Hunter
Lawn Party At St Andrews Church In Nelsonville
This evening from seven to eight o'clock the ladies of St Andrews Church host their annual lawn party. Ice cream and cake will be served and games will be enjoyed.
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Nelsonville
St. Andrews Church
Nelsonville Social Notes Dinner honors son entering Army
Mr and Mrs James Shafer Sr entertained at dinner at 842 Poplar St in Nelsonville in honor of son James Jr who will be inducted into the U S Army this week Attendees included Miss Eileen Dewhurst Miriam Louise and Virginia Lee R G Evans and children Don Campbell and family Ruth Miriam June Shafer George Newman Mrs Howard Collins and others Also Mrs Charles Scott and daughter hosted a Cross St gathering for Ruth Hewitt of Winthrop Mass with several relatives attending A picnic dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shafer
Poplar St
James, Jr
U. S. Army
Eileen Dewhurst
Nelsonville
R. G. Evans
Miriam Louise
Virginia Lee
Logan
Don Campbell
Martha
Danny
Jimmy
Charlie
Nelsonville Rt. 2
George Newman
Howard Collins
This City
Birchie
Ruth
Robert
Miriam June Shafer
Charles Scott
Lucille Steenrod
Cross St
Ella Linton
Lucille Wright
Ida Kontner
Thelma Starkey
Mrs Elizabeth Byrd to Visit Local Shrine Leaders
Mrs Elizabeth Byrd supreme worthy high priestess of the white shrine from Des Moines Iowa will arrive tomorrow to stay with Mrs Mary E Bartlett until Saturday She will visit the Cambridge shrine Wednesday night and Chillicothe Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Byrd
White Shrine
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary E. Bartlett
Byrd
Cambridge Shrine
Chillicothe
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday
The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs. Carl Coakley on Oak Street. Captain and Mrs. Lowell Burnell of Fort Thomas visited the Burnell family over the weekend. Mrs. Fisher and her two children relocate to Columbus today to join Mr. Fisher. Mrs. Julius Fisher and Mrs. Anna Kentner attend funeral services in Waynesville Ohio for Mrs. Gilbert Butterworth of Marion Indiana. Mrs. Butterworth is sister of the late Mr. Julius Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaitten of Corning visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Berry Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Carl Coakley
Oak St
Lowell Burnell
Fort Thomas
Will Burnell
Kelch Awarded Life Membership by Elks
Nelsonville Elks honored Lawrence R. Kelch with an honorary life membership during a Sunday lodge service. Kelch, secretary for 23 years, recently retired. presentation by Ora Daugherty and arrangements by Exalted Ruler Paul Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks
Lawrence R. Kelch
Ora! Daugherty
Nelsonville Lodge
Paul Shearer
Kelch
Carbon Hill Downs Shoe Factory racking up league win
Carbon Hill defeated the Shoe Factory 6 to 2 in Twi light League action. The Eagles and Carbon Hill will play a postponed city showdown tonight, with the Friday game against the Shoe Factory moved to Thursday. Logan and the Eagles are set for Wednesday night play as scheduled.
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Carbon Hill Downs Shoe Factory
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
The
Shoe Factory
City Playgrounds
Eagles
Logan
Weekly Tax Stamp Sales Show Strong City Business
Gallipolis reports brisk trade with merchandise tax stamps averaging 1200 dollars weekly. Inventory totals 19506.70 dollars with numerous stamps listed including one and two cent, three cent, six cent, and higher values. Freezing of automobile sales reduced tax income, but other trades remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bess B. Wetherholt
Miss Wetherholt
Board selects Humbert as Gallipolis High Principal
In a special board session Gordon G. Humbert of Wapakoneta was chosen to replace Carl C. Byers as Gallipolis High School principal. Humbert, 35, married with two children, comes from Blume Senior High School and holds degrees from Ohio State University and Ohio Wesleyan University. He previously taught at Delaware High School and other Ohio schools and is active civically as a Rotary vice president in Wapakoneta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Board of Education
Gordon G. Humbert
Wapakoneta
Carl C. Byers
Parma
Ohio
Blume
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware High School
Picnic Planned July 4 At the State Hospital
Gallipolis reports a July 4 picnic at the state hospital with 5000 ham sandwiches and as many doughnuts, plus sliced cheese, mustard, pickles, ice cream, and 300 gallons of lemonade. Activities begin at 1 30 p.m. with 100 yard dashes, sack races, high jump, obstacle races, wheelbarrow races, and baseball throwing. Patriotic exercises open at 9 a.m. with a noon dinner and hospital band in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Hospital
Gallia Rotary Club To Hold Meeting Tonight
Gallia Rotary Club convenes in Gallipolis with Raymond Fletcher of the Portsmouth Times speaking on War Savings Stamp and Bond progress. Major Rogers and Lt Roszell are among Marietta Co shipyard engineers listed as guests. Homer Beckett to be inducted as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. W. Wetherholt
Rotary Club
Raymond Fletcher
Portsmouth Times
War Savings Stamp and Bond Committee
Rogers
TNT
Montesi
Roszell
Ahlers
Marietta Co
Homer
Mrs. Mina Patton Begins Home Potatoes Harvest
Nelsonville resident 74 year old Mina Patton of Walnut Street is among the first locals to harvest potatoes from her own garden. She tends a flower garden and a vegetable plot and does all the work herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mina Patton
Walnut St
Troop 64 Plans Meeting With Camp Kootaga Talk
Troop 64 will meet at 7 15 tonight in Nelsonville with an important announcement. Scouts planning to attend Camp Kootaga should be present for the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Camp
Kootaga
Evangelist opens camp meeting at New Tabernacle
The camp meeting in the New Tabernacle began last night with a large congregation one mile east of Nelsonville on State Route 33. Rev. William S. Deal preached from the text And they stood every man in his place. Services continue nightly at 7 30 with Fourth of July day activities at 10 00 2 00 and 7 30. Basket lunch at noon Sunday services at 2 and 7 30 sponsored by Pilgrim Churches of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tabernacle
Nelsonville
Williams. Deal
Samuel A. Dunbar Dies at Home in Pass Christian
Samuel A. Dunbar aged 64 died at his Pass Christian Mississippi home after years of illness. He retired from business and is survived by his wife and daughter Anne, and two children Beulah and Sam Dunbar in California. He leaves sisters in Gallipolis and was a member of The Rose Commandery Knights Templars. He operated coal with headquarters in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Dunbar
Beulah
Sam Dunbar
California
Gallipolis
Carrie D. McElhinny
J. E. Halliday
David Caldwell
Dunbar
Rose Commandery
Knights Templars
Pittsburgh
Fifteen Couples Awarded Marriage Licenses Across Cities
Gallipolis reports fifteen couples licensed to wed including Carter Null 38 and Stella Schultz 37 of Huntington plus Harry Netger 32 and Mildred Burford 34 of Charleston, Gale Warner 21 and Ruby Stone 21 of Delaware, Eldon Borden 21 and Pauline Parsons 21 of Luccasville, Clem Moore 44 and Louise Smith 26 of Gallipolis, Charles Rhodes 21 and Maybelle Runion 21 of Huntington, Clifford Jolly 22 and Wilma Griffith 21 of Affinity, W Va, Philip Kemp 34 and Ruth Parks 19 of Leland, W Va, George Peck 56 and Bessie Conley 39 of Charleston, Robert Rochelries 21 and Clauda Cremeens 21 of Huntington, Edgar Sexton 25 and Edna Buckley 16 of Portsmouth, Leo Ours 21 and Theresa Hall 21 of Huntington, James Searls 21 and Frances Swan 21 of Huntington, Bert Rainey 20 and Louise Yester 21 of Gallipolis Ferry, Paul Brammer 20 and Onita Blankenship 16 of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carter Null
Stella B. Schultz
Huntington
Harry G. Netger
Mildred E. Burford
Charleston
Gale Warner
Ruby Stone
Delaware
Eldon Borden
Pauline Parsons
Luccasville
Clem Moore
Louise Margaret Smith
Charles Rhodes
Maybelle Runion
Clifford C. Jolly
Wilma Griffith
Affinity
W. Va
Philip Kemp
Ruth Parks
Leland
George W. Peck
Bessie Conley
Robert Rochelries
Clauda Cremeens
Edgar Sexton
Edna Buckley
Portsmouth
Leo E. Ours
Theresa Hall
James R. Searls
Frances Swan
Bert Rainey
Louise Yester
Gallipolis Ferry
Paul Brammer
Onita Blankenship
Bring War Veteran's Body to Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the body of Granville Keeney a Spanish War veteran from Murray City arrived today at noon and was taken to the Stout Funeral Home for funeral arrangements pending announcement.
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Nelsonville
Granville Keeney
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Stout Funeral Home
Keeney
Murray City
Condition Is Grave For Former Resident Sibley
Frank L. Sibley longtime former resident suffers heart attacks at the Chesapeake home of his daughter Mrs C Fred Edwards his grave condition is reported He is a younger brother of the late William G Sibley a newspaper publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank L. Sibley
C. Fred Edwards
Chesapeake
Sibley
William G. Sibley
William Walter Funeral Rites Held in Morgan Center Church
Funeral rites were held Monday afternoon in Morgan Center Church for William Walter who died at his home in the neighborhood two days earlier. He is survived by his wife and their seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Morgan Center Church
William Walter
Nelsonville Scrap Rubber Drive Tops Fifty Tons
Nelsonville officials report the scrap rubber drive has netted over 50 tons in the local area. Win Bols of the Salvage Committee credits oil stations garages and dealers for the strong showing with Standard Oil local stations leading at about 16 tons and smaller contributors adding the remainder. The committee thanks participating citizens and agencies for cooperation.
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Nelsonville
Win Bols
Civilian Defense Council
Mr. Bols
Standard Oil Co
S. S. Neiman
Netonville
Brass Iron and Steel Co
F. R. Beasley Garage
Millroy's
Wilson Ol Co
Auto Tire and Gas Co
Quaker State
O'Mara Station
Sinclair
Employment at Huge Mason Ordnance Plant Near Peak
Point Pleasant reports that construction at West Virginia Ordnance Works is near peak employment with more workers joining and some laid off in coming weeks. Officials indicate peak could persist for weeks, possibly until early fall, with numbers around 7,500 as the original estimate. Traffic congestion on the routes to the plant signals rising hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Ordnance Works
The
Silver Bridge
Plant
Sarto
Rabid Dogs Killed at Henderson
Two dogs suspected of rabies were slain in Henderson last Friday and their heads were sent to the state hygienic laboratory in Charleston for confirmation. Local officials seek quarantine in Henderson and Point Pleasant. no known human bites. Health director Buell urges keeping ill dogs alive, tying them, observing 15 days, and sending heads to the lab if death or diagnosis occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Henderson
Charleston
State Commissioner of Agriculture
B. A. Buell
Health Department
Secures Motorcycle Tube for Tractor at Ration Board
Walter H. Lewis of Huntington visited the ration board to obtain an inner tube for a farm tractor. Secretary James Johnson suggested using a motorcycle tube of the same size, the best available option. Lewis, a furniture dealer and farmer with acres near Apple Grove, notes labor shortages if tires and tubes remain unavailable.
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Point Pleasant
Walter H. Lewis
Huntington
Ration Board
James Johnson
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
West Virginia
Apple Grove
Mason County
Ration Board Sees Few Sugar Registrants In County
In POINT PLEASANT the ration board met at the courthouse and noted only a small number of institutional and industrial sugar users registered last week. Registrants should act now and avoid the July 1 2 9 and 10 windows when final year canning sugar registrations occur at multiple county sites. Institutional and industrial buyers cannot purchase July and August sugar until they complete registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Restless unrest at Marietta Manufacturing workers
Unrest among Marietta Manufacturing Co employees after a week long strike. Some workers urge another stoppage while most plan to continue work pending a National Labor Relations Board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Co
National Bar Relations Board
Change Canning Sugar Registration Dates
Registration dates for sugar canning have been moved to July 1 and July 8 at the schoolhouse in New Haven. After July 1, registrations may be made at Miss Sarah E. Roush's home in Goat Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
New Haven
Sarah E.roush
Goat Place
State Theater Opens with Sundown pictures July 1
State Theater in Point Pleasant opens Wednesday July 1 with Sundown starring Gene Tierney and Bruce Cabot. The British East Africa adventure film is based on Barre Lyndon’s Saturday Evening Post serial. Manager Ross N Filson highlights cooling system, cushioned mohairs, thick foyer carpets, and unobstructed views as two nightly showings are planned with Churchill's Island and shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
New State Theater
Gene Tierney
Bruce Cabot
Saturday Evening Post
Barre Lyndon
Central East Africa
Ross N. Filson
Pt Pleasant Personals Highlights From Local Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green of Gallia County visited daughter Mrs. Mervin Chapman in Henderson. Several residents, including Holswade and Kennedy of Spencer, consider opening a real estate office in Gallipolis or Henderson. Mrs. Sprenger travels to Sumpter South Carolina to see son Eugene Bell, aviation cadet at Shaw Field. Mrs. Wilhelm and Mrs. Rossiter of Detroit visit sister Mrs. Hugo Juhl ing in Hartford. The Berry family visits Mrs. Biddle on Main Street with plans for extended stays. Ohio University students Emma Clark and A. B. McCulloch return home for weekend. Bertha Harper of Charleston visits Mrs. Hugo A. Barbee. Verna Hudson visits her parents S S Hudson of New Haven. Ruth Riley of Charleston spends weekend with J S Waggener family. George Windon and sister Ella Windon, with Emma Forth of Mason, visit the Waggener home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Green
Gallia County
Mervin Chapman
Henderson. Co
H. Holswade
Wm. Kennedy
Spencer
Gallipolis
B. M. Berry
Biddle
Lima
Emma Clark
A. B. McCulloch
Ohio University
Athens
Bertha Harper
Charleston
Hugo A. Barbee
Main St
Verna Hudson
S. S. Hudson
New Haven
Ruth Riley
J. S. Waggener
George Windon
Ella Windon
Emma Forth
Mason
G B. Waggeners
Telephone Building Nearing Completion at Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. advances a red brick one story office and exchange building at 21st Street and Mt Vernon Avenue. Manager J C Pauley says it blends with local homes and will soon be occupied as about 40 workers from Charleston Huntington Parkersburg and Clarksburg prepare cables for the downtown to new exchange transition. New stations and cables are also going in at the West Virginia Ordnance Works and across the reservation as the system grows rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
21St St
Mt. Vernon Ave
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
J. C. Pauley
Charleston
Huntington
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Ordnance Works
Pauley
Evangelist H. E. Taylor Leads Church Meeting in Point Pleasant
Large audience hears H. E. Taylor speak on The New Testament Church at the Church of Christ on Lower Main Street. Choir performs songs at the afternoon service and nightly meetings continue this week at 7 o'clock with expected strong congregational singing. No collections will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
H. E. Taylor
Church of Christ
Lower Main St
Taylor
Will interpretation dispute over 100 acres in Graham Bottoms
Attorney J G F Johnson represents Herman C Roush in a suit against Frances C Roush and others seeking a will interpretation. The case involves the right to sell three land tracts totaling about 100 acres in the Graham Bottoms area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
J. G. F. Johnson
Herman C. Roush
Frances C. Roush
Graham Bottoms
Budget hearing scheduled for Lapuna Rural School
The estimated Budget for 1942 of the Lapuna Rural School will be presented at the next regular meeting on July 17 at 6 30 p m George Francia Clerk Athens R D 2 23 42 Dow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapuna Rural Schod
George Francia
Athens
R. D
Dow
Barracks Planned for 800 Men and 100 Women at Ordnance Works
Construction will start immediately on barracks to house 800 men and 100 women at the West Virginia Ordnance Works reservation near the new administration building. Details on building type were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
New Administration Building To Open At Week End
Officials from West Virginia Ordnance Works and Western Chemical Defense Corp move administration staff to a new two story frame building at the center of the works. Phones and equipment are being installed as the structure nears completion due to material shortages. The facility replaces scattered offices and mess halls at Camp Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Western Chemical Defense Corporation
Camp Conley
Herbert E. Burdette
First Aid School Planned in Mason
Mason area civil defense coordinator Delbert C Staats plans to enroll all county OCD staff in a first aid course taught by Manford Blessing. The initial meeting occurred at the Junior High School. If needed, multiple classes and extra instructors may be added with classes likely twice weekly on Monday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Delbert C. Staats
Manford Blessing
OCD
Mr. Staats
Funeral rites held for John Stegar in Gallipolis
John Steger aged 85 died Sunday at his son Charles Steger’s home in Greenfield township. Funeral rites were held this afternoon at Salem Church with interment at Mound Hill Cemetery. Surviving daughters include Mrs. C. M. Kerr and Mrs. Helen Wood of Gallipolis and Mrs. Morton Wood of Marion. A son, Clarence Steger, also resides in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Steger
Charles Steger
Greenfield Township
Salem Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
C. M. Kerr
Helen Wood
Morton Wood
Marion
Clarence Steger
Arrest Two Men in Point Pleasant for Drunkenness
State Policemen arrested John Roush and Officers Morrison and Redman arrested Robert Taylor for drunkenness. Roush was arraigned before Magistrate Sam Taylor, fined five dollars and costs. Taylor is held in jail pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Roush
Robert Taylor
Morrison and
Redman
Roush
Sam Taylor
Taylor
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AIR Corps
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Buchtel High School
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United States Air Corps
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Detroit
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Holly
Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs. Hewitt
Elks
Humbert
the State Hospital
Gallia
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WM. 8S
Deal
Samuel A. Dunbar
S. A. Dunbar
Pass Christian
Miss
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the Drive
Mason Ordnance Plant
Marietta
State Theater
England
Christian Church
John Stegar
Oman
Joh E. Patton
Morr. Sona Redman
mMorniy
Krodel
Raymond Grinstead
Grahams,on
Virginia Schwarz
Major
Colegroves Super Market
Greenlawn Cemetery
Leonard's Market
Middleport
Hio
Oakley and
Oakley
Nelsonville, Ohio
S Ark
State Theatre
Point Pleasant, W. Va
Walter Wanger
Churchill
Tierney
Geor Sanders
Reginald Gardides
Carl Esmond
Lawrence
Cedric Hardwics
Algiers
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