Perry County Court Notes New Lexington Estate Appointments
Perry County court records show Coop errider appointed administrator of Obed E. Coop errider of Hopewell Township with personal property valued at 4000 dollars and real estate at 12000 dollars. W. H Walser Noah Walser and Adolph Palmer cited as heirs. Fred T. Glass guardian of Herbert Glass reports receipts of 2346.07 and disbursements 1326.50 leaving 1019.57. Inventory for Evelyn Smits lists personal property 1607.96 and accounts receivable 5625.67. appraisers named Charles Helser Ray Helser and Kenneth Borning. Interstate Engineers and Constructors Inc of Fairmont West Virginia sues A E Roby Edith Roby and Park Hotel New Lexington for 236.25 dollars for materials as of July 31 1948.
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New Lexington
Cooperrider
Obed E. Cooperrider
Hopewell Township
W. Halser
Noah O. Walser
Adolph Palmer
Fred T. Glass
Herbert T. Glass
Evelyn Smits
Charles Helser
Ray Helser
Kenneth B. Borning
The
Interstate Engineers and Constructors, Inc
Fairmont
W.va
A. E. Roby
Edith C. Roby
Park Hotel
Kyger Wood announces Mary Kyger Sayre marriage
Kyger and Mrs Okey Wood of Harrisonville announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to Thomas Lee Sayre of Harrisonville on Nov 13 1949 in Greenup Kentucky. Included are other local notices of marriages births relocations hospital visits and court actions from the Meigs area with several regional names and places.
Truth Seekers Class met at Pearl McGuire home
The Truth Seekers Class gathered March 9 at Mrs. Pearl McGuire’s home with prayer led by Mrs. Ruth Bryan. Hazel Lavely Ruth Bryan and Gladys Disbennet gave readings. Emma Clark and Gertie McVey posed Bible questions. Several members sang as others visited relatives and friends in nearby towns.
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Union Furnace
Pearl McGuire
Ruth Bryan
Hazel Lavely
Gladys Disbennet
Emma Clark
Gertie McVey
Edith Worthman
Zelpha Hull
Columbus
Lois Dishennet
Lancaster
Clyde Disbennet
Paul McGuire
Akron
Paul
Jane
Ella Goodwin
Logan
George Geiger
Brent Geiger
Jack McGuire
Virginia McGee
Michel
Jo Edd
Edward Hartley
Dan Jones
Social Calls Across Circleville and Area
Circleville visitors and weekend guests fill schedules with dinners calls and family visits. Names include Orval Hampshire and Jr and Sr, Mack Shaw, Ernest Hill, Betty Shaw, Maxine Johnson, Edson Shaw, Davis Watters, and several others across Circleville Lancaster Columbus and surrounding homes.
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South Bloomingville
Orval Hampshire
Circleville
Boyd Shaw
Nancy
Lancaster
Mack Shaw
Ernest Hill
Betty Shaw
Columbus
Maxine Johnson
Edwin Notestone
P. T. Evans
William Hart
Donna Hampshore
Lester Whitecraft
Ivan Brown
Guy Tatman
J. J. Johnson
Vicki Sue Johnson
Davis Watters
Jack Notestone
Orvil Hampshire, Jr
Orvil Hampshire
Sherman Hart
Local residents share visits and births in Vinton area
Mrs. Anna Evans returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Mayers after visiting her daughter in Hudson. Several families including Woodrum, Dailey, Stevens, Roush, Warren, Durst, and Osler hosted relatives or traveled to nearby towns. Oakey Myers Delaware announced a daughter birth. The Vinton Baptist Sunday school hosted the Rio Grande Association with gifts and refreshments.
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Emma Denney
Morris Warren
Columbus
Minerva Warren
Ruth Quickle
Louis Durst
Thomas Durst
Delaware
Jacob Boggs
Ralph Osler
Tommy Courtwright
Holzer Hospital
Evelyn Schultz
Oakey Myers
Mary Rece
Harvey Rece
Vinton
Billy Young Arranges Own Service in Mortician Life
William F. Billy Young of Pomeroy spent 61 of his 74 years in the mortuary trade. Starting at age 14 with the Biggs firm, he later worked with Biggs, Finsterwald, and currently Henry Ewing. He has conducted hundreds of funerals, helped at a dying woman’s request, and provided for children with diphtheria. His copper casket and Wells Cemetery grave indicate a lifelong dedication to his craft and community.
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C. H. Harris
William F
Billy) Young
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Billy Young
Pomeroy Morticians
Biggs
Finsterwald
Henry Ewing
Mr. Young
Wells Cemetery
Downington
Sunshine Workers Class Hosts Parish Meeting Notes
Shawnee Misses Janice and Jean Manning led church parlor activities with Iris Christy presiding. Songs included I Love To Tell the Story and This Is My Father's World, with readers and duets by Manning and Ricketts. Awards went to Cox, Christy, and Ricketts. Lunch served by hostesses. Circle 1 WSCS to meet March 15 with Gill y and Hamrick hosting. Visitors noted: Hodgson, Colvin, Fox, and John Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Janice
Jean Manning
Sunshine
Iris Christy
Janice Manring
Jean Manring
Mississippi
Sue Ricketts
Amelia Lee Cox
Barbara Craig
Erma Morgan
Margaret Hopkins
Helen Manning
John Jolly
WSCS
Anna Gilley
Anna Hamrick
Althea Heidelbaugh
Jim Hodgson
Columbus
Bob Hughes
G. W. Colvin
Key West
Fla
Colvins
Colvin
Fleet
Elizabeth Fox
John
Margaret
Hockingport News Briefs Include Birth and Visits
The Pat terson family moved from Ravenswood to an apartment in the Venna Ashby home. Bertha Jackson returns from East Liverpool with Benny Pultanovich. Austin Hall returns from Mill Creek due to illness and death of her mother. Willie Shields hosted Don Selzer and Charles Shields weekend guests. Ada Mae Wade visits grandfather W L Matheny. Wolfe visits from Parkersburg with C W Simpson. Simpson's son Billie and Zicafoose were Sunday guests. Charles Randolph and Benny stay with Carl Medley and Barry Halsey. Vesta Camp and Tony Lewis return home after stay with D O Blake following hospital discharge. Frances Camp announces birth of Tony Lewis Feb 24. Helen Blake recovering after surgery at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital.
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Charles Shields
South Carolina
Ada Mae Wade
Elizabeth
W. Va
W. L. Matheny
Wolfe
Parkersburg
C. W. Simpson
Simpson
Billie
Zicafoose
Charles Randolph
Benny
St. Albans
Helen Blake
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Mary Lincicome
Methodist Youth Fellowship elects new officers
At a recent meeting Maggie Shaw was named president Lydia Mercer vice president Cappy Atkinson secretary Lois Jean Eagles berry treasurer Linda Lea Tripp and Carol Anne Atkinson named news reporters. Mrs W H Jewett was ill at her daughter’s home in Athens and several others ill with influenza. Dr A A Boal of Columbus visited relatives here.
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Eleanor Legge
Neptune Beach
Fla
H. A. Reeder
Athens
Local Visitors Share Meals and Birthdays Across Homes
Listings show multiple families visiting relatives across Columbus Carmel Point Pleasant and Athens. Attendees include Albert Kreager Linley Hart Bert Bridgett and Rev C A White with hosts W B Cross Eldred Hart and others. Minor birthday celebrations noted amid exchanges of hospitality.
Local Fire Damages Max Hall Home But Is Extinguished
Sixteen sixteen fire damaged the Max Hall residence but Mr. Hall extinguished it before the house burned. Marion Hutchison couple spent a weekend here. Harold and a companion returned from Kentucky after ten days. They plan to move from the Bishops to the Bud Shafer property. Frank Reynolds John Lowe Wellston visitors. Leo Davidson and Dailey Wood hosts. Ruth Humphrey, a Chillicothe nurse, spent two days at her home. D. E. Wood noted.
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Max Hall
Hall
Marion Hutchison
Harold Newman
Kentucky
John Bishop
Bud Shafer
Frank Reynolds
John Lowe
Wellston
Leo Davidson
Dailey Wood
Ruth Humprey
Chillicothe Hospital
D. E. Wood
Williams Allen Blackwood Born in Sheltering Arms Hospital
A son, William Allen, was born Friday, March 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dana Epple and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood, Sr. Eugene Atkins returned to Columbia schools after a one week flu-related absence. Mrs. Letha Haning and son Roland visited the Welsh and Blackwood households. Dinner guests included Fred Thomas of Amanda and Clair Waggoner with the Harry Dean family.
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Harrisonville
William Allen
Dean Blackwood
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dana Epple
David French
California
Hial
Eugene Atkins
Columbia
Letha Haning
Roland
Kenneth Welsh
Cecil Blackwood
Dayton
R. S. Blackwood
Fred Thomas
Amanda
Clair Waggoner
Harry Dean
Pomeroy
Mirs
Alma Atkins
Hamden Obituary and Local Social Notes
John H. Holtz, 87, died at Leach Rest Home McArthur after weeks as patient. He lived with son John Holtz on Wilkesville Street since his wife Bertha Martin Holtz died 12 years ago. Burial at Ridgewood Cemetery followed funeral at Gaskill Chapel Wellston. Several residents noted ill health, hospital visits, and guest stays from Mc Arthur to Columbus. Property transfer on S Main Street and planned move to Rose Walters apartment.
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Hamden
John H. Holtz
Leach Rest Home
McArthur
Holtz
John Holtz
Wilkesville St
Bertha Martin Holtz
Joe
Athens
John
Patty Holtz
Dundas
Robert Holtz
Clara Armbruster
Frank Holtz
Wellston
Gaskill Chapel
Vernon Shafer
Ridgewood Cemetery
Carl Sorrell
John Bagley
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Luther Hartsough
Edna Jolly
M. Potts
Portsmouth
John Jolly
Tragedy, Fire, and Local Notices From New Lexington Area
Malcomb Graves, 46, killed himself with a shotgun in his basement. He leaves wife Margaret and parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Graves, siblings in New Lexington and Columbus. Fire from an overheated gas unit caused about 20000 dollars damage at Mary Art Pottery in Roseville. Clarence O Rielly of New Lexington fined for not filing current license. Clyde Taylor named salesman for Ohio Fuel and Gas Co. in Crooksville. Pike township trustees buy Galion road graders for 4100 dollars. William Welker retires after 58 years with Snider Flautt Lumber. Perry County Basketball tournament receipts 3571, expenditures 3408. Evangelical United Brethren church extension to be dedicated April 12 with Dr C M Bowman speaking. Fire from overheating stove destroys home of Mr and Mrs Storts near Six Mile Turn. family clothing saved for night. New Lexington fire dept unable to save residence.
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New Lexington
Malcomb S. Graves
Margaret
Ben B. Graves
This City
George Spangler
Naomi Ingerham
Columbus
Carson Graves
Whiteley Graves
Somerset
Clarence O’reilly
Highway Patrol
L. P. Ellman
Clyde E. Taylor
Crooksville
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Robert Thompson
Pike Township
William A. Welker
Snider-Flautt Lumber Company
Paul Storts
Six Mile Turn
J E Murray Dies at 77 After Illness
Middleport James E Murray 77 died this morning at Meigs General Hospital after a stroke of paralysis. A retired painter for several railroads, he was a Spanish American War veteran and First Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Lulu, son William Randolph Murray, daughter Randolph Ward, three grandchildren, one great grandchild, and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. with military rites at the grave by Feeney Bennett post.
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Middleport
James E. Murray
Meigs General Hospital
Murray
New York Central Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Old
Hocking Valley Railroad
First Baptist Church
Lulu Murray
William Randolph Murray
Worthington
Randolph Ward
Ravenswood
F. Murray
Harry Murray
Orlando
Fla
Alfred Murray
Brunswick
Maine
Grant St
Feeney-Bennett Post
Local residents visit relatives and conduct business in surrounding towns
Mrs. Maude Farmer returns from Toledo and Mrs. Benny Smith moves goods from Delaware. Numerous families including the Smiths Cooks Dixons Lunsfords and Cooks noted visiting Athens Glouster Logan Nelsonville Chauncey Columbus and Marion for business or family reasons. Several residents travel to Logan for care and to Atlanta for a stay, while others welcome guests from Columbus and Chauncey.
Funeral services for Charles N. White held at Methodist Church
Charles N. White a former owner of White Hardware died at home after years of heart disease. Survived by two sisters Anna and Bird White of Logan a brother Grover and a sister-in-law Amy McClelland. Many relatives noted. other local names include Mettler Goodchild Shupe Dumm Young and Poling with additional Circleville and Logan connections. Celesta L. Hoy
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Laurelville
Charles N
Charlie) White
White
White Hardware
Jessie
Anna
Bird White
Logan
Grover
Amy McClelland
T. E. Mettler
Don Millican
Jack
Helen Mettler
Columbus
Melvin Mettler
Dayton
Bill Goodchild
Circleville
Jean Shupe
Lee Dumm
John Young
Russell Good
Rupert
Reginald Welliver
Hugh Poling
Erving Beougher
Cliff Armstrong
Stoutsville
Robert McClelland
Belinda Jo
Pearl McClelland
Maude Swackhammer
Alice Notestone
Esther Fetherofl
Howard
Charles
George
Celesta L. Hoy
Social visiting around Logan in local notes
Mrs. Lawrence Evans and Mrs. Rhoda Burgess of Logan spent an evening with Mrs. Bill Helber. The Rheinscheid couple from Logan Route 2 visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ansil. Mrs. Ralph McBride learned her Columbus employee husband was hospitalized at Mt. Carmel in Columbus after a heart attack. Visitors to the Warthman home included Lawrence Warthman, Robert Bryan, and William Straughan from Athens. Arthur Casto and Linda of near Logan met with Bill Helber. Charles Lawrence and Stephen from Newark joined J. F. Brashares family for a Sunday visit. Harold Blum and Linda of Logan called on Luther Blum family.
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Enterprise
Lawrence Evans
Rhoda Burgess
Logan
Bill Helber
Baker Rheinscheid
Robert Ansil
Ralph McBride
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
C. P. Warthman
Lawrence Warthman
Death and community notes from Reedsville area
Relatives traveled from Indianapolis Middleboro Akron and Columbus as well as Port land and Portland to attend Ernest Barton and Robert Holsinger deaths. WSCS meeting at Joppa and Reedsville Methodist Church notes include garden club projects safety talk poster contest and guest visits. Various residents and visitors named alongside hospital and hometown sites with community updates.
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Reedsville
Ernest Barton
John Barton
Indianapolis
A. G. Barton
Middleboro
Russell Higley
Frank Sehlebohm
Akron
Wyatt Landon
Revere Landon
Arthur Hill
George Alabaugh
Newcomerstown
Fred Fulton
Delaware
Ohio
Laura Ruth
Ohio Garden Club
Gladys Sisson
Mabel Hetzer
Anna M. Randolph
Carroll J. Christopher
Greta Mae Barton
Donna Jean Kibble
Louise Riebel
Connie Walton
Cookie Wallace
Clarence Argubrite
Ruth Ann Powell
Roger Buckley
Emma Whitehead
Garden Club
Ronald Osborne
Keno
Nile Barnett
Coolville
C. A. Barnett
Ronnie Reed
Port Homer
Carl Walton
Columbus
Shelton Dye
Belpre
Lee Wallace
Orville Bardin
Ernest Whitehead
Parkersburg
William Whitehead
Harold Humphrey
Charles Ayers
C. V. Buckley
Fairy Belle Kibbles
St. Joseph's Hospital
H. G. Vineyard
Dayton
L. B. Sisson
Florence Vineyard
Sarah Cowdery
Guy Foster
Effie Warren
George Hamilton
Nettie Cowdery
Tuppers Plains
Lucy Kibble
Four Rio Grand residents celebrate March birthdays and a new son born
Mr. and Mrs. Don Farrar welcomed a second son at Holzer Hospital on March 11. Rio Grand residents marked birthdays for Ann Clark Linda Ramseyer Patty Wickline and Jerry Dickinson. Family gatherings included Mae Mollie Fulton Ira and Wendell Fultons visit in Marietta and Bexley. Marshalling a reunion, the Dickinsons hosted Rev Shirley Greene Rex Daugherty Carl Landes and Bob Landes with past Merom staff connections.
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Rio Grande
Don Farrar
Holzer Hospital
Dickinsons
Shirley Greene
Rex Daugherty
Merom
Ind
Carl Landes
Bob
Shandon
Ohio
Greene
Landes
Dickinson
Merom Institute
Christian Rural Center
Union Christian College
Bible Christian
Congregational Christian Churches
Washington D. C
Welsh Congregational Church
Tom Helms
John
Wilkesville Garden Club meets at Hartleys in March
The Wilkesville Garden Club gathered March 7 at the Hartleys’ home with 22 members present. Mrs. Earl Cray hosted lunch, next meeting set for April at Mrs. Harley Green’s house. Several locals and visitors were noted, plus a sheriff’s sale and a funeral attendance.
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Wilkesville
William Spires
John Schilling
John Sisson
Leon Strausbaugh
William B. Strong
Sarah Hamer
Hamilton
A. L. DeVaults
H. B. Kruskamp
Bonnie DeVault
Columbus
Eugene Campbell
Minnie
Jimmy Whittington
Mitchell Martin
J. E. Strong
Cancer Work Plans By Athens County Committee
COOLVILLE Athens County forms a Cancer Drive committee to educate residents on early diagnosis. Members include Don Campbell Stewart Helen Cook C L White Jr Clyde Parrish and O R Kiracofe. District chairmen planned with each district to distribute literature through Family Institute and schools.
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Coolville
Athens County
Don Campbell
Guysville
Helen Cook
Stewart
C. L. White
Clyde Parrish
O. R. Kiracofe
Campbell
White
Carthage
Troy
Rome-Canaan
Phillips
Ames-Bern
Richard Guinther
Trimble
McDaniel
Dover
Kelso
York
Steinmeyer
Waterloo
Bertha Vickers
Athens
Bob Bobo
Lodi
Lash
Lee
Alexander
Carthage-Troy
Family Institute
Berry Hotel
Local social notes from Albany and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Burton Foutz and Gene of Parkersburg were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H M Stanley. Don Clark visited Earl Tewksbury for a weekend. Nora Goodin of Downington stayed with her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs R A Wines. Cecil Throckmorton of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs W A Throckmorton and Robert Gibbs of Dayton visited their parents. Edwin Cutlip of London visited Mrs Mildred Doss and Mary Wilson. Albert Epstein and Drucilla Ann of near Cleveland were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson. Harold Ator moved to a new home near town. G S Gillogly was in Chauncey on business. Ralph Sanders of Chauncey visited Dow Sanders. London area residents Mildred Doss Betty Hess Jack Hess visited Ernest Cureus of Coolville. Jack Murdock visited E M Baughman. Will Lewis confined to home by illness and E H Lasch unable to work at treasurer's office several days due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Smith
Delaware
Smith
Sid Wolfe
Main St
Jack Cook
Charles Vancuren
Donald Cook
Columbus
Bob Cook
Chauncey
Clarence Cook
Joy Ann Cook
Glouster
Maude Farmer
Beulah Smith
Cecil Lunsford
Mary Lauriskey
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Marilyn Cook
Clayton Worthington
Atlanta
Louis Sabo
Betty Sabo
William Cobb
Marion
Emmett Short
James Lanning
Frank Bryan
Cora Sapp
Nelsonville
Wanda Evans
Johnnie Moody
Clifford Brooker
Howard Craft
Albany
Burton Foutz
Gene
Parkersburg
H. M. Stanley
Don Clark
Earl Tewksbury
Nora Goodin
Downington
R. A. Wines
Cecil Throckmorton
Dayton
W. A. Throckmorton
Robert Gibbs
Noah Gibbs
James Crossen
Edwin Cutlip
London
Mildred Doss
Mary Wilson
Albert Epstein
Drucilla Ann
Cleveland
Frank Nelson
Harold Ator
G. S. Gillogly
Ralph Sanders
Dow Sanders
Betty
Jack Hess
Ernest Cureus
Coolville
Jack Murdock
Weekend visitors gather at Broadwell and nearby towns
Broadwell weekend activity centered on visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Young and their relatives from Walled Lake Athens and Broadwell. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Ogg Hazel Burke Ralph Westbrook surgery at Memorial Hospital and several local families visiting Mrs Lote Brill Sandra Parr Darlene Lowery and Mike Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Joe Young
Harold Ackley
Elaine
Billy Joe
Roy
Walled Lake
Mich
Ralph Young
Athens
John Young
Roger
Jimmy
Albert Ogg
Hazel Burke
Marietta
Ralph Westbrook
Jerry Parsons
Memorial Hospital
Carl Gorham
Lote Brill
Leonard Lowery
Darlene
McLeish
Dale Parr
Sandra
Newark
Cook Vandyke
Arthur Smith
Amesville
Paul Martin
Mike
Big Run
John Martin
Walter Parsons
Mt. Herman
Frank Parsons
Ford Sampson
Ray James
Frank James
Robin Vanney
Columbus
Social notes from Zaleski and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Delver Quick of Zaleski hosted Mr and Mrs Bill Welker. Edward Coffey Jr and daughter Kathy visited Mrs Ethel Lightfoot. Larry Salts ill with pneumonia. Mrs Harvey Roof also ill but able to go out. Delores Salts of Wellston spent a day with Otto Salts family. Francis Cottrill of Ewington called on Harvey Roof. Albert Kirkendall received word of granddaughter Donna Jean Mick in Chillicothe illness. Samuel Russell died. his wife Anna Timms Russell died Jan 5 last year. Burial at McArthur cemetery. Survived by daughter Nellie Dye, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren. D M Stewart spent weekend in Kentucky visiting relatives. Mary Canode and son John D Radcliff visited Mrs Harvey Roof. Genoa Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Delver Quick
Zaleski
Bill Welker
Edward Coffey
Kathy
Ethel Lightfoot
Larry Salts
Garvin Salts
Harvey Roof
Delores Salts
Wellston
McArthur Cemetery
Nellie Dye
D. M. Stewart
Kentucky
Mary Canode
John D. Radcliff
Genoa Roof
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Kyger
C. W. Jenkins
Mountain Valley Church
Arlee
Jasper Robinson
Pinkerington
Franklin Robinson
Herbert
Clayton Robinson
Chester Spires
Gerald Robinson
Lloyd Sigler
Rutland
Larry Leroy
Mason Clinic
Hayes Sigler
Harry Tate
Nora Tate
Horton Rufe
Roland Rupe
Clyde Rupe
Lawrence Rupe
Chillicothe
Elia LaRue
Lawrence
Paul Burch
Nitro
Don
Marion Darnell
Old Rgger
Douglas Durst
Clarence Cecil
Burch
Cecil
Maiden Coal Co
David Matthews
E. M. Wood
Malinda Bradbury
Mabel Eakin
Rocksprings
Nelle Werner
Billy
Norman Stewart
Charles Tipton
Jack Little
Hobson
Leon Miller
Wendell Bradbury
Richard
Deffie Swisher
Little Rueger
Stanley Searls
Carl
Dale Sisson
Cincinnati
Rita
Rodney
Dennie Spires
John Archibald
Scotland
Lexie Easton
Earl le Grande
Zola Ball
Tipp City
Ella LaRue
Elkins
Poplar Ridge
Marlon
Court of Common Pleas
William J. Marsh
Benchley Marsh Coal Co
Riis
Mary Rarick
James Rarick
S. State St
Mildred Longstreth
Junction City
Fred Longstreth
Greenup
Willard B. Hipkins
Eleanor R. Bennett
William D. Palmer
Corning
Gelenna Authorine Maxwell
Owen Plumley
Frank and
Gay Wilson
D. W. Wilson
Harrison Township
A. G. Strasnider
Kathleen Elder
North Addition
Maurice and
Helen Gettys
Fred
Hazel R. Trapp
Thorn Township
Elizabeth McClelland
Francis L. Kessler
Saltlick Township
William H. Pettit
Homer Pettit
Clayton Township
William Horden
Mary Horden Kinlley
New Straitsville
Anton
Mary Ellis
Ottoe
Edith Opperman
Russell
Dorothy Emerson
Grace Marrell
Anthony
Verna M. Leroy
D. C
Marie Nelson
Maxville Telephone Company
A. T. Petton
Maxville
Nellie Ashbaugh
Roy W. Ashbaugh
Jackson Township
Hockingport
Racine
Albert Kreager
Mary Jividen
Clark Jividen
James Jividen
Point Pleasant
Robert Salser
Miami
Ben Salser
Hilton Wolfe
Salser
the Nazarene Church
Tommy Jividen
Owen Watson
Earle Heinlein
New Plymouth
Bryan Cassill
Ivan Wilbur
John Fox
Bertha Nolan
Kingston
Lee Harper
Henry Perry
Leland Mattheson
Edgar Harper
Near Hamden
Harper
Phillis White
Mark Stevens
John Donahue
Ronald Clendellon
Springfield
Hazel Hutchinson
Ortie Merrell
S. Main St
Opal Lewis
Rose Walters
Minnie Gibson
Mary Art Pottery
Roseville
Perry County
Zanesville
B. A. Crabtree
O. E
Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. M. Bowman
Westerville
J. E. Murray
Murray City
Toedo
Laureeville
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