Logan council moves to finance sewage plant land purchase
Logan city council directed City Solicitor Richard Gerken to draft legislation funding the sewage plant and to buy 2.36 acres of land south of Logan between Route 33 and the railroad for 5020. Engineer Clayton Bull outlined financing steps including a sewage rental system, bond sales, and bonding-company legislation, with bids for construction to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Richard C. Gerken
Clayton
C. Bull
Burgess and Niple Co
Columbus
Bull
Ohio
Route 33
Fred Graham
Gerken
Council
Graham
Water and Sewage Committee
Joe Phillips
Frank Mantor
Bill Knapp
Pay Raise and Parking Reforms Pass in City Council
Nine ordinances approved after fast tracked readings include pay increases for city staff raising service director and clerk salaries to 250 and 175 dollars respectively and a 20 dollar boost for police and fire ranks. Parking fines rise to 25 cents with a 1 dollar cap for one day and new meters to replace older ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Shaw
Market St
Second
Hunter Streets
General Fund
Shaw
Dual Parking Meter Co
Council
Meters Council
Water Works Fund
Depot
Front Streets
Walnut
Front
Main Hunter
Warner
Logan Hocking County police radio system joins shortwave band
The Logan Hocking County two way radio system with call letters KQC 870 is now on the police radio shortwave band. The main transmitter remote units in city police and sheriff offices were installed last night with two more mobile units planned for the police cruiser and sheriff department. Installation by J E Peters and Carl Justice followed FCC approval and power lines by Ohio Power and Logan Home Telephone. Reception covers Columbus Zanesville Athens Wellston Meigs County and Licking County with strong local signal reported. Plans to share cost and operation between county and city were approved after years of funding delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chicago
Logan-Hocking County
Sheriff Department
J. E. Peters
General Electric Co
Carl Justice
Ohio Power Co
Logan Home Telephone Co
Vine Street
Ernest Price
Federal Communications Commission
Columbus
Zanesville
Athens
Wellston
Meigs County
Licking County
Rotary Hears Student Tell Of Red Peril
Ulrich Littman a German refugee and Ohio University graduate student spoke to Logan Rotarians about life behind the Soviet Iron Curtain. He served on the Russian front 1943 45 and later worked as an interpreter after capture. He critiqued Western psychology focusing on defense while Russia pursued progress and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotarians
Ulrich Littman
Ohio University
Germany
Littman
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Fred Jurgensmeier
Logan High School
Howard Kirk
Ronna Vollmer
Doris Huston
Joyce Thompson
Carol Anne Risch
Mary Elizabeth Greathouse
Ruth Uecker
Mary Louise Jarvis
Mark Edward Forsythe
John Church
James McNamee
Shirley Ruth Buntz
George Godenschwager
Bowman Motor Sales
Land transfers in Hocking County proceed via various easements and deeds
C D and Bertha Carter grant an easement to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co in Starr Township. Fred Scott follows with an easement to the same electric company. B Cox's heirs transfer one quarter interest in Reigel's addition lots 14 and 15 in Laurelville. Folsom Brandt and others sell half of lot 234 in Logan to Lucy M. Nill. Golda and Guy Hilliard sell 40 acres in Ver Township to Denver and Ruby Winland. Ohn W. Leach, deceased, transfers out lot 14 in Logan to Mary and John Edward Leach. Jerry Nixon conveys half in Dicken’s allotment Falls Township to Ruth Nixon. Harley E. Bickel and others transfer 50 acres in Starr Township to Charles W. Vickers. Frank and Jennie Fox sell lot 833 in Logan to Merle and Jack Myers. Ethel and Joseph Nedermeyer convey real estate in Falls and Washington Townships to Walter and Elsie Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D
Bertha Carter
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Starr Township
Fred Scott
B. Cox
Frank M. Cox
Reigel
Laurelville
Folsom Brandt
Lucy M. Nill
Logan
Golda
Guy Hilliard
Denver
Ruby Winland
Ohn W. Leach
Mary
John Edward Leach
Jerry Nixon
Ruth Nixon
Dicken
Falls Township
Harley E. Bickel
Charles W. Vickers
Frank and
Jennie Fox
Merle
Jack Myers
Ethel and
Joseph Nedermeyer
Walter and
Elsie Barr
Falls
Washington Townships
Keynes Corner Mishap Damages 2 Vehicles
A 2:15 p.m. crash on Buena Vista Road at Keynes Corner damaged two cars but caused no injuries. Wayne Azbell 16 Rockbridge Route 1 and Earl Mason 38 Laurelville Route 1 drove the cars after Azbell tried a left turn toward Jack Run Road. Deputy O H Bryan investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. J. Waldron
Buena Vista Road
Keynes Corner
Wayne Azbell
Rockbridge
Earl Mason
Laurelville
Azbell
Jack Run Road
O. H. Bryan
Five County Women Attend Health Meet
Five Hocking County women attended the state health conference in Columbus yesterday. Names include Miss Jeanette Ruth health nurse, Miss Nelle Nutt city health nurse, Mrs. Leslie Duffey of the county home demonstration council, Mrs. Herbert Walker of the Enterprise PTA, and Mrs. Paul Shaw district representative to the state health con.
County Road Funds Listed for Hocking County Townships
Logan Ohio. County auditor Harry L. Smith released the distribution of 6072 dollars for township roads from the last state legislature session. Amounts vary by township mileage with Benton 27.4 miles receiving 327.64 dollars to Perry 85.3 miles receiving 1020.01 dollars. Other townships listed include Falls Good Hope Green Laurel Marion Salt Creek Starr Ward and Washington with their respective mileages and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Harry L. Smith
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Green
Laurel
Marion
Perry
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Local Social Roundup in Letart Falls Area
Community notices list gatherings and visits among area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush hosting in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bell. Several relatives doctors and friends are named alongside hospital stays training assignments and weekend visits.
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Letart Falls
Harold Roush
Raymond Bell
Forty Men to Face Draft Exams on March 24
Forty men are slated to leave Point Pleasant on March 24 for pre induction exams in Ashland Kentucky. They report at 6 45 a m at the local bus terminal and return the same day. The list includes William F Bryan Ashton Mack Sayre Elmwood Dorsel A Fisher Jr Point Pleasant Franklin Boles Leon Bernard Connolly Leon Paul Jeffers Henderson Richard Thomas Bateman Gallipolis Ferry James Lester Jordan Cottageville Gene Edward Riley Clifton Chester Ray Pullins Letart Srvin Ray Kimberling Arbuckle Earl Berkley Plants South Side Paul Allen Parsons Leon Harold Dusk ey Grady New Haven Cecil Arthur Jeffers Glenwood Robert Roosevelt Wellett Point Pleasant Earl Deal Ashton Woodrow Wilson Langdon Glenwood Lawrence E Wears Henderson Charles H Harmon Elmwood James Lewis Nibert Point Pleasant William L Weethee Gallipolis Ferry Harold Woodrow Flint Point Pleasant Richard Edward McComas Glenwood Luther Clifford Harrison Leon Carl Smith Gallipolis Ferry Donald Shields Letart Donald Scarberry Apple Grove Clarence McDaniel Mason Harold D Clark West Columbia Robert Crump Point Pleasant Robert William Neal Gallipolis Ferry John Gordon Bowles Leon Garrett Lee Jarvis Point Pleasant Homer M Matheny Leon Shelly Lee Hill Arbuckle Emerson Eugene Mayes Ashton Russell Thomas Byus Point Pleasant Benjamin Franklin Barnett Leon Joseph Ervin Harmon Elmwood
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Point Pleasant
Ashland
Alma F. Bailey
Draft Board
William F. Bryan
Ashton
Mack Sayre
Elmwood
Dorsel A. Fisher, Jr
Thur Jeffers
Glenwood
Robert Roosevelt Wellett
Earl Deal
Woodrow Wilson Langdon
Lawence E. Wears
Henderson
Charles H. Harmon
James Lewis Nibert
William L. Weethee
Gallipolis Ferry
Harold Woodrow Flint
Richard Edward McComas
Luther Clifford Harrison
Leon
Carl Smith
Gallipolis
Ferry
Donald Shields
Letart
Donald Scarberry
Apple Grove
Clarence McDaniel
Social Notes Highlight Gallipolis Library Talk and Local Guests
Miss Janet Gregg reviewed This Life We Prize by Elton Trueblood at a Point Pleasant AAUW dinner in Gallipolis. Mary Jo Carrick performed piano selections. program chair was Mrs. John William Kirk with arrangements led by Steenbergen Jr. and others. Numerous residents attended, with illness and hospital updates for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gregg
Gallipolis
Elton Trueblood
Point Pleasant
American Association of University Women
Farmer's Hotel
Mary Jo Carrick
John William Kirk
Peter H. Steenbergen, Jr
Carter Franklin
Nelson A. Park
W. R. Buffington
E. J. Buffington
Carroll Casto
N. A. Park
Nelson A. Park, Jr
Eunice B. Beller
William Burdette
Cary H. Rayburn
Ellen Howard
Paul Robertson
Hugo Juhling
A. Keith McClung
Charles E. Butler
G. E. Mitchell
Robert Ferguson
J. H. Somerville, Jr
William C. Filson
James McComb
Ray Cavendish
John Sayre
Pat Ray
Vernon Fisher
F. W. Quillin
Judson Brake
Emory Monroe
Edward Jackson
Frank Haught
L. C. Somerville
Bertha Jenkins
Esther MacKnight
Theodosia Ohlinger
Clifford Dunn
William Garrison
A. R. Ripley
W. H. Wilson
Women of The Moose to Meet At Moose Home Tuesday
The Women of The Moose gather Tuesday evening at the Moose Home with Miss Patsy Yester as program chairman. Dr. S. O. Johnson of Lakin State Hospital will speak after the business session. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Patsy Yester
S. O. Johnson
Lakin State Hospital
Lambda Chi Omega Plans Convention Meetings
The Lambda Chi Omega Sorority met at the Moose Home with new president Mrs. J A Shinn presiding. They discussed the national convention in Charleston during June and the state convention in Huntington on April 20, listing twenty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi Omega
Moose Home
J. A. Shinn
Charleston
Huntington
James Rayburn
C. L. Head
C. Leonard Brown
J. W. Burdette
Casby Meadows, Jr
Woodrow Kapp
George Harper
John Hutchinson
Eustace Wilson
Donald Getty
Dan Nickell
Harley Hartley
Vitus Hartley, Jr
Rodney Pullins
Hanly Sibley
O. Frederick Staats
J. M. Schlosser
Jack Tracy
Joe Thompson
Mason County Farm Women's Council Plans Spring Luncheon
The Mason County Farm Women's Council met in the county extension offices to plan the annual spring luncheon set for April 5 at the Southside Recreation Center. Illahee Farm Women's Club will serve, followed by Miss Vassiliki, a Greek student at West Virginia University, speaking on Greece. An officer training class will be led by Miss Gladys Wasmuth of WVU Extension Service.
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Mason County Farm Women’s Council
County Extension
Southside
Illahee Farm Women's Club
Miss Vassiliki
West Virginia University
Farm Women’s Clubs
Vassiliki
Greece
Gladys Wasmuth
West Virginia University Extension Service
C. B. Thompson
Orlando Wallis
Girard Fowler
van Roush
George Johnson
Homer Johnson
George Keener
Ray Crank
Reginald Archer
C. P. Stout
C. E. McCulloch
George Rairden
Douglas Roush
Walter Grinstead
Everette Bissell
Ray Thompson
Howard Garland
Jay Keister
Howard Lewis
Harry Staats
4-H Leaders To Meet In Mason County Assembly
The Mason County 4-H Leaders Association will meet on Monday March 17 in the home economics building at the senior high school to discuss club activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County 4-H Leaders Association
Hore Economics
Local ladies take two week Florida vacation
Mrs L A Wright, Mrs Charles Roberts, Mrs Alex McCausland and Miss Charlotte McCausland are spending two weeks in Florida. Mrs Mary S Planta left Sunday for Newark Ohio to visit relatives and attend the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Barbara Simpson to Lewis Beale Jr on March 15. Miss Leah Baker of Charleston Road has received word that her niece Linda Bakes eight year old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Austin Judson
Bridgeport
Ohio
Baker
Point Pleasant
Tommy Adams
Raymond Adams
Winfield Road
Tommy
Central School
William L. Wood
127
Park Drive
Holzer Hospital
William Humphrey
Camp Conley
Otis Rainey
Bellemeade
Rainey
Worthy Miller
Lincoln Ave
Everett Miller
Mary Lou
John Miller
Reta Wright
Brenton
W. Va
C. E. Nibert
Ruth
Gallipolis Ferry
Anna Mae Reynolds
Bruce Melvin
Ted Stevens
Viand St
E. B. Stevens
Linda Stevens
Teddy Stevens
Russell Johnson
Monroe Ave
Eads
Garfield Ave
Elmer Lake
Huntington
John Clay Hutchinson
Jefferson Blvd
Jay Keister
Ashton
W. C. Roberts
Jericho Road
L. A. Wright
Charles Roberts
Alex McCausland
Charlotte McCausland
Florida
Mary S. Planta
Newark
Barbara Simpson
Lewis Beale, Jr
Leah Baker
Charleston Road
Jaiees
Linda Bakes
Point Pleasant Junior Classical League Initiates New Members
Six new members joined the Junior Classical League of Point Pleasant High School at an annual banquet at the Moose Club. Guest of honor Benjamin Franklin IV, local teacher and magician, presided as initiates Betsy Knapp Martha Boggs Nancy Birchfield Jimmy Capehart Robert Castor and Ninny Jewell were welcomed by President Ora Belle Doss. Advisor is Latin instructor Leon Putz.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Moose Club
Benjamin Franklin, IV
Ora Belle Doss
Betsy Knapp
Martha Boggs
Nancy Birchfield
Jimmy Capehart
Robert Castor
Ninny Jewell
Leon Putz
Local residents host and visit across towns and states
Mrs Norman Wood and son Kenneth Eugene return from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Mrs Alton Douglas visits Marine husband at Parris Island S C. Sunday visitors include Rev Blaine Farley Antiquity Ohio and many neighbors. Several families from Parkersburg Huntington Columbus Athens Albany and Beverly share visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Norman Wood
Kenneth Eugene
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Alton Douglas
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Blaine Farley
Antiquity
Ohio
Virgil King
Stanley Beal
Leroy Wyant
Wayne Beal
Lucille Beal
Homer Goodin
Parkersburg
Bertha Welch
Leta Lynn Goodin
Harley Bolin
Cable
William Beal
John Carl
Brickles Home
Carl Wese
Huntington
W. Va
Richard Johnson
Etta Dillinger
Leta Lynn
Minerva Howett
Mansfield
Leo King
Columbus
King
William King
Wiaggie King
Harold Will
Baby
Mason Clinic
Dana Murray and
Alice Murray
Downington
Earl Goodin
Athens
Pearl Goodin
Arthur Goodin
Albany
Pomeroy
Ray Brickles
Beverly
Hue
Funeral services set for Lester Rayburn in Parkersburg
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Church of Christ in Parkersburg for Lester Rayburn 42 of Camden Road Parkersburg who died Monday at Camden-Clark Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto crash near Parkersburg on March 1. He was born in Flat Rock and is survived by wife Amy Sisson Rayburn son Eddie Rayburn and daughter Nina Jo at home three brothers and one sister. Graveside rites will follow at Suncrest Cemetery Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Church of Christ
Parkersburg
Lester Rayburn
Camden Road
Camden-Clark Hospital
Rayburn
Flat Rock
Ella Rayburn
Robert Rayburn
Rig and Ree
Amy
Sisson Rayburn
Eddie Rayburn
Nina Jo
A. G. “Ace” Rayburn
Howard Rayburn
Bernard Rayburn
Columbus
Lilly Doolittle
Ripley Road
Suncrest Cemetery
Guthrie Rites Are Thursday for Julia M Guthrie
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Mazilla Guthrie will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Franklin Funeral Home near Gallipolis. She died Tuesday at home. Survived by husband Howard H. Guthrie son Robert C. Guthrie and grandson Robert Graham Guthrie. Interment Gravel Hill Cemetery Cheshire.
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Point Pleasant
Franklin
Julia Mazilla Guthrie
Gallipolis
Presbyterian Women of the Church
John W. Largent
Gravel Hill
Cheshire
Street Repair Steps Taken
Point Pleasant city council moved to survey and estimate pave costs for Jefferson Lincoln and Mt Vernon Avenues in the northern city section. Municipal Engineering Corp of Charleston will prepare the estimate and present it to residents within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
B. W. Krodel
Municipal Engineering Corporation of Charleston
Jefferson, Lincoln
Mt. Vernon Avenues
School Head To Attend Meeting at Buckhannon
Kenneth W. Shaffer county superintendent of schools will attend a March 13 meeting of the state board of education of the Methodist Church at Buckhannon. He is vice president of the organization. The session is a routine prelim to the upcoming annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kenneth W. Shaffer
State Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Buckhannon
Shaffer
Merchants Club approves fire truck fund underwriting
POINT PLEASANT Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce met Monday and decided to underwrite the city debt on the fire truck totaling 4400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Grass Run Social News Recaps Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. D L Redman of Dunbar West Virginia stayed with Mrs Flora McClure. The McClures hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs W E Boggess and Carl McClure and daughter Dian. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Marvin Davis from Akron and Mrs Harold Sanderson with Diana Sue and Mary McGuire. Гал
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Run
D. L. Redman
Dunbar
W. Va
Army sergeant killed in crash near Elyria
An Army sergeant recently returned from Korea and another man died early Monday when their car collided with a milk truck near Elyria. The crash details premature, with authorities investigating the cause and confirming the victims.
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Elyria
Korea
Here
County Board Moves To Close Two Schools
The Mason County Board of Education votes to close Valley Ridge and Forest Hill schools due to low enrollments. Closures take effect at end of seventh month. Rome Harbour hired as janitor at Beale School. Carrie Biffle Green granted leave for illness. April 7 meeting to discuss sick leave for teachers. May Day celebrations planned for all county schools.
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Valley Ridge
Forest Hill
Rome Harbour
Beale School
Carrie Biffle Green
Grant
Manford Blessing
Leta B. Foglesong
Evelyn Gammon
Lyda Smith
Garnette Kimberling
Garrett Green
Fourth Grader Wins Talent Competition
Eddie Kincade of Central School won first place in Point Pleasant's two hour talent show with an ovation for A Proud Salute to the Flag. Thelma Toney of Point Pleasant Senior High placed second with a piano vocal of Daddy, and Shelva and Avalee Mayes of Henderson earned third with Too Old To Cut the Mustard. The capacity crowd heard many acts from Point Pleasant High School, Ordinance School, Henderson and Wahama High School, plus an unjudged dramatic skit and a twirling exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Eddie Kincade
Central School
Thelma Toney
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Daddy
Shelva
Avalee Mayes
Henderson
Edward Jackson
Ben Isaac
Alice Neeson
C. H. Withers
Chet Haddox
Robert Ferguson
Margaret Asher
Point Pleasant High School
Susan Hyatt
Lynn Wedge
Ordinance
Jason Jackson
Keith Gruser
Larry Cheesebrew
Larry Stewart
Ordnance
Mark Thomas
Betteburg
Jan Haddox
Reta Green
Roger Freeman
Anna Mae Hughes
Sally Huffman
Phyllis Rayeburn
Jeannine Jordan
America
Mary Ann Vansickle
Myra Calloway
Margaret Bowers
Lana Roush
Sandra Cappelari
Darlene Schwartz
Cradle Robber
Shirley Thomas
Barbara Cheesebrew
Jimmie Worksman
Raymond Musgrave
al Jolson
Mary Hill
Mary Dawson
Velma McCallister
Ann Lee
Polly Miller
Ernestine Taylor
James Stover
Peggy Pullins
Wayne Gammon
Peggy Hatton
Eva Hill
Wayne Austin
John Eckles
Marjorie Cappellari
Carol Oliver
Jim Call
Bob Spears
Jiggs Burris
Bill Fledrum
Adt
Sandra Proffitt
Pat Yaeger
Bill Ellis
Autos Crash At Corner Cited Driver
A two-vehicle collision at Sixth and Vi left both cars heavily damaged and no injuries reported. Roland Herrmann of Cheshire cited for running a red light and reckless driving after his car struck Gary Roach of Henderson, sending Roach into an iron fence near Central School. Property damage estimated at $500 to Roach’s car, $800 to Herrmann’s, and $100 to school property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sixth and
Viand
Cheshire
Roland Herrmann
Silver Bridge
Viand St
Gary Thomas Roach
Henderson
Ohio
Central School
D. M. Harshbarger
Herrmann
Roach
Gibbs Receives Promotion to Sergeant in Air Force
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Gibbs of Charleston Road announce their son William W. Gibbs has been promoted to sergeant in the United States Air Force Northeast Air Command Greenland. He now serves as airbourne rate technician after enlisting July 29, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Emmons Gibbs
Charleston Road
William W. Gibbs
Sgt. Gibbs
United States Air Force
Northeast Air Command
Greenland
Airbourne
Air Force
Development talks mark Ohio West Virginia area meeting
In Parkerburg West Virginia a regional development meeting sponsored by Marietta College drew over 100 leaders from about a dozen towns to discuss industrial growth in the Ohio Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio-West Virginia
Marietta College
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Oliver L. Wood
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Athens County
John F. Newcome
Herman Lohse
Chauncey
Theodore W. Lohse
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Hocking - Logan’ System
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Rotary
County Road Funds
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WSCS
L. G. Jeffries
Bidwell
E. S. Thaxton
Laura Miller
Massillon City Hospital
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Ear C. Shunk
E. P. Grimm
Washington D. H
Harold Grimm
James Lewis
Becky
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Lewis
J. L. Wolfe
Walter McDade
Barbara
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Troy
Gilbert Hart
Racine
Don H. Powell
H. B. Powell
Great Lakes
Ill
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Mayme Holmes
Thomas Clark
Syracuse
Bert Grimm
Russell
Dan Humphrey
Bud Taylor
Rageville
Albert Hill
George Yonker
W. M. Henderson
Washington, D. C
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Ruth Ann
Dorothy
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Blue Lake
Mda
D. UD. Roveh
Dr. Johnson
Gerald E. Roof
Oris Roof
Millfield
Furth
County Board
Mason County Board of Education
Willard Hesson
Howard Schultz
C. G. Jones
Robert McGlothlin
Fisher
Department — Store
Pleasant
Fisher's
Athens National Bank
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