City Council OKs Two Resolutions At May Meeting
Nelsonville city council approves 10 000 from permanent improvement funds to extend water and sewer to the TB Hospital site and authorizes a cross property agreement with the C&O Railroad for a 4 inch water line and 2 inch gas line to the new sewage plant. A 50 supervision fee and 20 annual rental apply. The body also considers a reduced water tap fee for Mrs. Hardy and refers street plan details to the street committee as funds are committed for street work. Mayor’s April collections total 957.20.
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Nelsonville
Iususion
Permanent Improvement Fund
C&o Railroad
Joe Hardy
Walnut St
Hardy
John Brooks
Alfred Joy
Dorr
Glouster Man Loses Action For $60,000
Charles Sanborn 64 of Glouster sued New York Central Railroad for 60 thousand dollars alleging health injuries from burning track ties between 1944 and 1951. A four day trial before Judge Mell G. Underwood ended with a jury verdict for the railroad.
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Columbus
New York Central Railroad
Federal District Court
Charles Sanborn
Mell G. Underwood
Sanborn
Glouster
Three Draw Traffic Fines In Nelsonville Court
Mrs Mayme Fisk a local resident pleaded guilty to a stop sign violation and was fined five dollars plus costs in Mayor Earl Hillearys court. Charles M Storer of Murray City pleaded guilty to left of center operating a car and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Rollie Windle of Nelsonville was found guilty of driving a car with a loud muffler and fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Mayme Fisk
Earl Hilleary
Charles M. Storer
Murray City
Rollie Windle
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admits
Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. William Burch of Glouster Route 3 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crabtree of Athens. Admitted are Carl Huston of New Straitsville and Mrs. Osie Howard of Nelsonville Route 2. Dismissals list Mrs. John Ley Chauncey and daughter, Mrs. Charles Smart Nelsonville and son, Mrs. Ruth Morrison Athens, Mrs. Louise Walton Chauncey, and Lewis Severence McCuneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burch
Glouster
Ralph Crabtree Athens
Carl Huston
New Straitsville
Osie Howard
Nelsonville
John Ley
Chauncey
Charles Smart
Ruth Morrison
Athens
Louise Walton
Lewis Severence
McCuneville
No Robbery-Ministers Give Periodic Dividend
An alert motorist alerted state police to five men dividing money from a cash bag along a highway in Traverse City Michigan. Troopers found the group to be student ministers who had pooled resources for a tour and were making a periodic dividend from the community fund when spotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Pallet Fire at Allen Pallet Co Extinguished
A scrap slab and sawdust fire at the Allen Pallet Co plant on Factory Road was fought by the fire department for about an hour and brought under control without any property damage.
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Nelsonville
Allen Pallet Co
Monkeys Scarce as Vaccine Production Consumes Zoo Island
Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City reports no Rhesus monkeys available for the island exhibit this year. The animals from India are diverted to Salk polio vaccine production, leaving the summer rental program empty.
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Zoo Island
Salt Lake City
Hogle Zoological Gardens
India
Harold C. Wood Rites Planned
Harold C. Wood 49 a former Chesterhill resident died Sunday at White Cross Hospital Columbus. He lived 14 years in Columbus employed by the state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Survived by mother Nellie Keyser Wood a daughter Jeanette Columbus and three brothers H Murray Wood Tuckahoe NY Arthur K Wood Pittsburgh and Russell L Wood Columbus. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Fawcett Stone funeral home Rev Kenneth Frazier. Burial Chesterhill Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Chesterhill
Harold C. Wood
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Wood
Nellie Keyser Wood
Jesse Wood
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Jeanette
H. Murray Wood
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Arthur K. Wood
Pittsburgh
Russell L. Wood
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Kenneth Frazier
Chesterhill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Logan Social Notes Hocking Hills Dinner Elects Directors
Hocking Hills Country Club held its annual dinner for stock holders and members with fifty five in attendance. William S. Miller retired president conducted the meeting. Dick Frasure Joe Thomas John Owens and Dayton Schulthels were elected to the board of directors. R B Perkins chaired the program committee.
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Hocking Hills Country Club
William S. Miller
Dick Frasure
Joe Thomas
John Owens
Dayton Schulthels
R. B. Perkins
Harold Sommers
William Moore
B. G. Greeman
Miller Chapel Grange Observes Mother's Day
Miller Chapel Grange met Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Holloway as program leader. The theme was Mother's Day and each mother received a potted flower. Paul Thrush, worthy master, conducted the business meeting and Everett Klinger chaired the refreshment committee.
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Miller Chapel Grange
Robert Holloway
Paul Thrush
Everett Klinger
Mrs. Baker Hosts Falls Mill Variety Club Wiener Roast
Mrs. Willard E. Baker entertained Falls Mill Variety Club members at her home on Thursday evening. Seventeen members and guests attended a wiener roast.
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Willard E. Baker
Falls Mill
Orlandeth Lehman Hosts Garden Club Meeting
Orlandeth Lehman will host the Hocking Garden Club on Wednesday May 11 at 1 30 p m Plans for the regional field day set for May 26 will be completed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlandeth Lehman
Hocking Garden Club
Central PTA Elects Officers at Thursday Meeting
Central PTA met in the high school cafeteria with Mrs. Howard Nowels as president. The gathering featured a speech on parenting by J Edgar Hoover, student performances, safety patrol participants, and new officers elected for the coming year.
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Central Pta
Howard Nowels
J. Edgar Hoover
Central Boys
Gladys Webb
Minnie L. Bowen
George E. Carr
Joseph Phillips
Spencer
Athens State Highway Patrol Post
Elva Cottrill
Automobile Club
Josua Matheny
Carr
Marion Allen
Vcte
Willis Helber
Warren Gardner
Nowels
PTA
Columbus
Police Question Rollie Eve in Greenville Fatal Shooting
Greenville Ohio police chief Thomas E. Kelley said Rollie Eve 36 is in custody for questioning after a fatal shooting at the Eve home. Eve allegedly wounded his wife Arlene 34 and killed Melvin E. Smelser 26 of Middletown. Arlene Eve is listed in critical condition with three chest wounds. Smelser was killed while making coffee in the Eve kitchen. The Eves have six children.
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Greenville
Ohio
Thomas E. Kelley
Iolding Rollie Eve
Eve
Kelley
Arlene
Melvin E. Smelser
Middletown
Greenville Wayne Hospital
Smelser
Nelsonville clubs host first vice president talk at Little House
Mrs. Ray W. Davis of Circleville, first vice president of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke on Drop That Fifth Petticoat at a joint Hy perion Cosmopolitan Pandorian Pirouette Clubs meeting. The afternoon featured a Serenade from the Student Prince, tea, and spring decorations as clubs organized the event with guests and approaching anniversary invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Davis
Circleville
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Prince
Shirley Crothers
Ralph Johnson
Davis
Joe B. Davis
Hyperion Club
Frances Scott
Wesley Hawk
Circles Drawn for WSCS at First Methodist Church
Names to comprise the various circles of WSCS were drawn for the ensuing year and the circles will organize in early June.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Pirouette Club Meets at Tri Psi Sorority Rooms
The Pirouette Club will meet today at 6 30 p m in the Tri Psi Sorority rooms with a pot luck served. Mrs Shirley Crothers will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Psi
Shirley Crothers
State Regent Bixler to Speak at Joint DAR Meeting
Mrs. Marshall H. Bixler of Fremont Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution will address a joint meeting of Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter and Governor Worthington Chapter in Logan on May 16. The 30th anniversary will be observed with a 1 p.m. luncheon before the meeting at the Nelsonville First Methodist Church Jefferson Street. Mrs. George Emrick of Portsmouth national chairman of American music and Southeast district director will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Bixler
Fremont
Ohio Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Governor Worthington
Logan
Nelsonville First Methodist Church
Jefferson St
George Emrick
Portsmouth
American Music and Southeast District
Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale For Nelsonville Reunion
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association announces tickets for the reunion and banquet at the Christian Church on May 27 at 6 pm. Tickets are sold at Peoples Bank C and SOE office Preston Dry Goods First National Bank and Barber Service Station with a 300 guest limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Peoples Bank
C&soe
Preston Dry Goods
First National Bank
Christian Church
Births and admissions list from Holzer Hospital Notes
Holzer Hospital reports births for McGuire Morris Thacker Wright Collins and other families. Admissions include Gary Maxwell Baldwin Carpenter Carpenter Maples Hinkley Warner Fields Garvin Watts Rasp Sheets Thomas McManus Skidmore and others. Discharges list numerous patients by name.
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Gary Owen Maxwell
Jackson
Larry Thomas Baldwin
Gallipolis
Mary Ann Carpenter
Middleport
Eugene F. Carpenter
Portland
Lucian Simmons
Northup
Rita Jo Maples
William Henry Hinkley
Centerville
Elmore L. Warner
Bernard EF. Fields
Coal Grove
Charles E. Garvin
Wilkesville
J. Garfield Watts
Birthday Party Honors Rickie Warren at Home
Mrs. Charles Warren hosted Saturday afternoon festivities from 2 to 4 for her daughter Rickie’s ninth birthday. Guests included Sheila Kelly Larita Koker Rosemary Koker and Janalie Steenrod with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren
Rickie
Sheila Kelly
Larita Koker
Rosemary Koker
Janalie Steenrod
Gerald Miller, Jr
Robert Jewett
Patty Dalton
Norma Dalton
Marlin Keplar
Lynn Lewis
Sharon Blevins
Marnie Lott Hope Thompson
Carla Jewett
Nelsonville
Cheryl Sparks
Deborah Miller
Gary Miller
Haydenville
Bonifields and Dick Visit From Waynesburg This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Bonifield of Waynesburg Pa and their son Dick a student at Ohio University spent Mother's Day weekend here as guests of Mrs Bonifields parents Mr and Mrs A B Johnson Mrs Jessie Baker of Columbus is spending a few days with friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bonifield
Waynesburg
Ohio University
Retired NYC Worker Burchett Dies at 68 in Middleport
Jacob Burchett ess, 68, died at 6 a m today at his Fisher Street home after a heart attack. A retired New York Central railroad brake man, he was born in Kentucky and belonged to the Middleport Church of Christ and Brotherhood of Rail-Trainmen. Survived by two daughters, three grandchildren, a sister and two brothers, his wife Flora having died earlier. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with burial in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. minister Fred I Gardner to officiate.
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Middleport
Jacob Burchett
Fisher St
New York Central Railroad
Burchett
Kentucky
Middleport Church of Christ
Brotherhood of Rail
Jacob Schafer
Don Duffield
Piketon
Darla Schafer
Myron Duffield
Air Force
Texas
Dorothy Sampson
Lucasville
Nellie Ellis
Seabright
Hugh Skeen
Hamilton
Larcey Skeen
Jefferson
Ind
Flora
Rawlings-Coats
Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery
Fred I. Gardner
Church of Christ
Methodist Women Plan New Rummage Room
Two classes of Glouster Methodist Church women plan reopening the rummage room at the old bus station in the Lamborn Building on Front Street. On Thursday they will receive rummage. People may contribute garments between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. or call local organizers for details. opening date to be announced.
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Glouster Methodist Church
Lamborn
Front St
L. G. DeLong
Ansel Garwell
Noel Eveland
Gas Incinerator Installed at Local Lodge Site
Nelsonville reports a gas operated trash incinerator installed in a rear building owned by Valley Lodge 169 and Foster Pharmacy. Paul Wolfe, trustee chairman, says an outdoor burning pit was removed months ago to reduce fire hazards and unsanitary conditions. The lodge will prohibit trash burning or storage in the rear yard, noting the incinerator fully burns waste and ensures sanitary disposal.
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Nelsonville
Pythian
Valley Lodge
Foster Pharmacy
Paul Wolfe
Hook Recalled Pastor of Lancaster Church
NELSONVILLE The Rev. Charles Hook of this city has been recalled as pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Lancaster for a 10th year. The new term extends to August 1956. The Hook family resides at 36 Clinton St. local.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hook
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lancaster
Mr. Hook
Clinton St
Mining Ghose Town Stages Comeback
RICO Colo This town with a 1869 gold and silver history is staging a comeback. A plant near here will produce 150 tons a day of sulfuric acid used to process uranium ore. Uranium mills within 100 miles depend on Utah supplies. Most of the 490 residents work mining iron pyrite for acid production.
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Rico, Colo
Utah
Abacus basics traced to two millennia of use
The article notes the abacus principle has existed for over 2000 years, highlighting its long history as a foundational calculating tool. It discusses enduring influence and early origins, showing its role in ancient trade and education.
Kelly Named New Pastor at St Lawrence Ironton
Father William A. Kelly, formerly of St Andrews in Loc al and most recently at St Ambrose in Belpre, is reassigned to St Lawrence Church in Ironton effective May 11. He served St Andrews 18 years and helped launch Mount St Mary Hospital plans. He will be assisted and oversee two schools in the parish.
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Nelsonville
William A. Kelly
St. Andrews Parish
St. Ambrose Parish
Belpre
St. Lawrence Church
Ironton
Father Kelly
St. Andrew’s
Steubenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James McMahon
Athens
Columbus
Lidwina
Stella Niagara
N. Y
Oral Daugherty
Kelly
Mrs. Mary Allen Wolf 84 dies in Columbus
Mrs. Mary Allen Wolf 84 widow of Homer W. Wolf longtime Nelsonville resident died this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs William Hawk in Columbus where she had lived for the past year. Surviving are two sons Wade Wolf Columbus and Roger Wolf local high school faculty, four grandchildren, sister Mrs Azell Skidmore and brother Jesse Allen Raymond Ohio. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Johnson funeral home with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Allen Wolf
Homer W. Wolf
William Hawk
Columbus
Wolf
Wade Wolf
Roger Wolf
Azell Skidmore
Jesse Allen
Raymond
Ohio
Johnson Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Opening Minstrel Show Set At Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville Union Furance residents under Mrs. Winnie Sowers present a Minstrel Show in the Nelsonville High School auditorium Thursday at 8 p m. Sponsored by the Band Boosters. ensemble includes Paul Thrush interlocutor Charles Vickers Walter Woodruff Earl Parkins Libby Sinnott Harold Smith Harold Rheinshell Eunice Bumgardner Alain Edgar Jean Bennington Hazel Lavely Virginia McGee Opal Powell Fred Stevison Vera Woodruff Kathryn Riggs Libby Patton Wilbur Oeffler Jean Wolfe Mary Jane McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
Winnie Sowers
Nelsonville High School
Band
Boosters
Paul Thrush
Charles Vickers
Walter Woodruff
Earl Parkins
Libby Sinnott
Harold Smith
Harold Rheinshell
Eunice Bumgardner
Alain Edgar
Jean Bennington
Hazel Lavely
Virginia McGee
Opal Powell
Fred Stevison
Vera Woodruff
Kathryn Riggs
Libby Patton
Wilbur Oeffler
Jean Wolfe
Mary Jane McKinley
Noah Young Rites Held in Lancaster
Services were held at 1 30 p m in Sheridan funeral home Lancaster for Noah W Young 73 of Rockbridge Route 2 found dead of a heart attack Saturday in his car which plunged into Clear Creek near Camp Wyandot He was a retired glassworker native of Lancaster who spent most of his life and came to Hocking County eight years ago He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Young one daughter Mrs Earl Updegrave of Lancaster and three sisters
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Logan
Sheridan Funeral Home
Lancaster
Noah W. Young
Rockbridge
Clear Creek
Camp Wyandot
Mr. Young
Hocking County
Elizabeth Young
Earl Updegrave
Barton Bowles Dies Following Wife's Death
Barton Bowles, 74, died Sunday at his Newhall California home two weeks after his wife Cora Trainer Bowles passed away. He formerly resided in Dexter and was the youngest of Newton and Emily Bowles six sons. He was brother to the late J. F. Bowles a Dexter merchant and to Mattie Halliday now living with her daughter Mrs Dwight Mutchler of Athens.
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Barton Bowles
Newhall
Calif
Cora Trainer Bowles
Bowles
Dexter
Newton
Emily Bowles
J. F. Bowles
Mattie Halliday
Dwight Mutchler
Athens
Firemen Meet Tonight in Nelsonville City Hall
Nelsonville volunteers gather at City Hall at 7 p m for a routine meeting of the Volun teer Fire Department. All of Virginia's power plants are coal burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Hall
Virginia
Oakdale Friendship Circle Meets in Jacksonville May 17
Glouster society notes the Oakdale Friendship Circle will meet Tuesday May 17 at the home of Mrs. Madge Harry in Jacksonville. Guests include Kinney and son Mark, Mr. Hoon of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hoon of New Marshfield, Mrs. T. E. Gibson Athens, plus family members of Roy Hall and other visitors from Newark Columbus and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Madge Harry
Jacksonville
WSCS Meeting At Jacksonville Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m Hostesses will be Mrs Gladys Kempton and Mrs Katie Oskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club Meeting Planned at Linscott Home
The Jacksonville Mothers' Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the home of Mrs Nellie Linscott for a local gathering and discussion of activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Mothers’ Club
Nellie Linscott
Oakdale Church Sunbeam Class Met at Lowery Home
The Sunbeam Class of Oakdale Church met at Mr and Mrs Norman Lowery with fifteen members present and Rev Miles Hoon as guest Refreshments were served Afterwards Mr and Mrs Edward Moore hosted a wiener roast for the young people at the Howard farm A May 21 meeting is set for Mrs Sarah McClellands home
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Glouster
Oakdale
Norman Lowery
Miles Hoon
Edward Moore
Richard Howard
Sarah McClelland
Mothers' Club Meeting Honors Mother's Day
The Auxiliary of the Eagles gathered in the Eagles Hall for a Mothers Day program. Neal Morris performed My Mother's Prayer and readings included Every Day is Mother's Day by Lucille Withem and For Mother by Elsie Whaley. Mary Reeves received a potted plant as the oldest mother present.
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The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Aga
Neal Morris
Lucille Withem
Amy Guyre
Elsie Whaley
Mary Reeves
Glouster Residents Host Weekend Guests Across Ohio
Sunday visitors to Mrs. Gertrude Jewell included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Champlin. The Bingmans spent a weekend in Columbus with their children and in Marion with relatives. Iva Price celebrated Mother's Day in Athens with her son-in-law and daughter. E C Shirkey and family from Jacksonville visited relatives in Zanesville. Sunday guests of Lalla Danford were Mr. and Mrs. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Jewell
Lester Champlin
C. A. Bingman
Columbus
Gail Bingman
Marion
Paul Bingman
Iva Price
Athens
Inlaw
Robert Bulloch
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitations
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sanders and Bobbie visited Mrs. Sanders’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bundy Perry of McArthur. Hazel Lahugh of Columbus visited in Jackson. Lorretta Bowers of Columbus stayed with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Athens rural entertained Mrs. Smith’s relatives, Dan and Russell Johnson and the Smith children. Mrs. Mina Renner and Mrs. Lona Quantick of Sturgis, Michigan, are guests of the Johnson and Pendergrass households. Mrs. Andrew McKinney returned from Crooksville after a visit with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Strausbaugh. Mrs. Hazel Bellar returned from a week in Leon West Virginia. E. D. Coffman of Logan and Jack Coffman of Chillicothe visited S. E. Border family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sanders
Bobbie
Sander
Bundy Perry
McArthur
Hazel Lahugh
Columbus
Jackson
Lorretta Bowers
Jessie Fulton
Robert Smith
Athens Rural
Smith
Dan Johnson
Russell Johnson
Leslie Ann
Patricia
Pamela Smith
Mina Renner
Lona Quantick
Sturgis
Mich
Homer Johnson
Lloyd Pendergrass
Andrew McKinney
W. H Strausbaugh
Crooksville
Hazel Bellar
Leon
W. Va
E. D. Coffman
Logan
Jack Coffman
Scott
Chris
Chillicothe
S. E. Border
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