Logan High Band Honors At Booster Banquet
Logan High School Band members were feted by the Band Boosters Club at the Junior High gym. Prof Curtis Janssen of Ohio University spoke as 19 seniors and others received keys and certificates for three years of service. Officers for next year include Thelma Mowery president and Harry Taylor vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School
Band Boosters Club
Curtis W. Janssen
Ohio University
Dallas Kinser
Supt. G. E. Carr
Thelma Mowery
Harry Taylor
Lois Heyde
Paul Blum
Jack Brown
Virginia Butterfield
L. H
Emerson Poston
Winifred Engle
Jennie Price
Grace Holl
A. F. Evans
Houk
Kathryn Brooker
Floyd Preston
Ray Kelch
Frances Kelch
Don Knapp
Ben Wellman
Carl Mack
Sara Goss
Washington Bowers
Walter Stone
Karl Schmitter
Willis Denny
Billy Robb
Keys
Mrs. Adcock Dies at Junction City Home
Ethel C. Adcock 57 wife of Stanley Adcock died at her Junction City Rt 2 home after a short illness. She is survived by her husband a son Carl a daughter Jessie three brothers and a sister. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Friendship Church with Rev Plumley. Burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ethel C. Adcock
Stanley Adcock
Junction City Rt. 2
Carl
Jessie
Friendship Church
Plumley
Iharge
Office To Be Moved to Armstrong Building
The Agriculture Conservation division will relocate around June 1 to the second floor suite in the Armstrong Building on E Main St. It has occupied space in the Ambrose Hotel and the move is due to a need for more room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Agriculture Conservation Division
Armstrong
E. Main St
Ambrose Hotel
Patrons Visit Logan Greendale School Closure
Patrons visited Logan Greendale School on its closing day as a program was offered. A picnic dinner was enjoyed during the noon intermission and a large turnout was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Greendale
Logan-Chieftain football mascot dies after six years
Logan Chieftain announces their duck mascot is expired after six years. Carl Brown of N Spring St says the mascot, kept in a yard overlooking the field, will be missed next season. Parents of a newborn son born Sunday night are named Mr. and Mrs. Carl Price Bowen Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Chieftain
Carl Brown
N. Spring St
Mr. Brown
Logan
Carl] I
Price
Bowen Sr
Council Sets Record for Quick Session
Logan City Council met Tuesday night and adjourned within 20 minutes setting a record for speed. Director Loomis was authorized to seek coal bids for the waterworks from July 1, 1939, to January 1, 1940. A sewer extension to Chester Wright on Iron Street was approved after a fund transfer was considered but could not be authorized due to sinking fund limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. R. Loomis
Chester Wright
Iron St
Loomis
Harley Meyer
Council
Driver Fined in Underage Alcohol Violation Case
Hillary Sanders of 702 E. Front St. was arraigned before Mayor Dallas Kinser on a driving while intoxicated charge. A $100 fine plus costs was imposed after a guilty plea. Patrolman A. F. Evans arrested Sanders early that morning. he will be certified for driving rights suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hillary Sanders
Front St
Dallas Kinser
A. F. Evans
Wellman and Stallsmith Plan Summer Canada Fishing Trip
John A. Wellman and George Stallsmith plan an annual fishing trip to Canada later in the summer. The pair have fished and camped together for 29 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John A. Wellman
George Stallsmith
Canada
Golfers Inaugurate Breakfast Club Program
LOGAN Hocking Valley Golf Club started a Tuesday breakfast club with nine holes and breakfast at the clubhouse. Sixteen members attended the first session including John Allen Harry Hammon Eugene Wright Gerald W Lanning Dr A O Kelch Pat Eberst J E Frasure Dr A K Smith Byron Wolfe C W Johnston Bob Morgan Newell Grooms and Howard Ralston who led breakfast. Next meeting will be Memorial Day morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking Valley Golf Club
John Allen
Harry
John Hammon
Eugene Wright
Gerald W
Wilbur Lanning
A. O. Kelch
Pat Eberst
J. E. Frasure
A. K. Smith
Byron Wolfe
C. W. Johnston
Bob Morgan
Newell Grooms
Logan Norton suffers wrist fracture at school
John Norton Logan age 10 of Gibisonville sustained a fracture of the left wrist after being struck by a baseball bat while playing ball at school. He is living with Mr and Mrs Harold Alter. The injury occurred in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Norton
Harold Alter
Gibisonville
Logan Student Named Historian at Ohio State Society
Donald Ziegler of Logan has been named historian of the Student Horticultural Society at Ohio State University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ziegler of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald Ziegler
City
Ohio State University
Charles W. Ziegler
Logan couple issued marriage license in Logan
Maurice Vance Clark 22 furniture worker and Dorothy Blanche Ralston 21 clerk, both of Logan, were issued a marriage license Monday. Logan post office to close all day Tuesday for Memorial Observance. new courtesy box installation underway outside the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Maurice Vance Clark
S. W. Clark
Dorothy Blanche Ralston
William H. Ralston
Paul L. Collison
Log Cabin Lunch Room Work Nearing Completion
Work on the Log Cabin lunch room progresses under the supervision of Vincent Magill. The project advances toward its expected completion with on site oversight guiding the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Vincent Magill
850 Hocking Co Farmers Join Conservation Program
Logan Hocking County farmers will gain extra cash in 1939 as 850 growers completed farm plans signaling cooperation with the soil conservation program. The figure equals 50.6 percent of county farms, up 334 from 1938, with 73.4 percent of cropland under soil conserving goals and payment potential of 28 cents per bushel on normal wheat yields plus about $1.10 per acre on general crops if limits are not exceeded. Additional payments may be made for soil building practices such as liming and alfalfa seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
F. O. Wolf
County Agriculture Conservation Committee
Collect Tax Stamps To Aid TB Victims
Logan cancelled sales tax stamps are collected for the tuberculosis hospitalization fund by Boy Scouts with Dr. W B Lacock. Stamps gathered from city retail places will be sorted after school lets out to claim refunds. Early results show the program will raise a sizable sum for hospital treatment of tuberculosis victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Health Department
W. B. Lacock
Logan Opens Bids for New Fire Apparatus Saturday
Bids for a new fire pumper with 500 gallon per minute capacity and at least 95 horsepower will be opened at noon Saturday by Director R. R. Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
R. R. Loomis
Grange Program Focuses on Trees Theme Saturday
Huntington Grange will host a Trees for its theme program this Saturday night. Members answer roll call by naming a favorite tree song The Old Oaken Bucket will be read and discussed with tree plantings and leaf recognition contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Farm Reporters Meet at Courthouse for 1939 Instructions
An instructional meeting is held today at the courthouse for 1939 farm reporters with L. M. Leinaker in charge. They learn methods of checking performance sheets for the 1939 agriculture conservation program. Beginning Thursday, community committees will hold meetings to adjust wheat yields for the 1940 wheat listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. M. Leinaker
Wise Addresses Rotarians on Hobbies for Leisure Time
Ed N. Wise, a Athens native and member of the local high school faculty, spoke before the Rotary Club about hobbies and their role in handling high pressure days. He outlined several leisure-time diversions and presented them in an entertaining manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ed N. Wise
Athens
Rotary Club
Wise
Dr. Holzer Returns From Congress Induction
Gallipolis reports that Dr. C. F. Holzer arrived by plane Wednesday from New York City where he attended sessions of the International Congress of Surgeons and was inducted into the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dr. C. FE. Holzer
New York City
International Congress of Surgeons
Chamber of Commerce Will Select Manager
Logan Chamber of Commerce directors interviewed three of several applicants for the manager post vacated by B A Hall's resignation. They meet weekly on program planning. After June 1 Miss Marie Lines will leave her secretary post to take another position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
B. A. Hall
Marie Lines
Antioch Grange Confers Degrees on Thirteen Members
Antioch Grange met at Enterprise and conferred the first and second degrees. A class of 13 received the third and fourth degree obligations including John Stiver, Ralph Stiver, E G Stiverson, Carl Griffith, Cora Shull, Roy Shull, Clayton Saters, Nellie Helber, Lou Daubenmier, Ruth Huston, and Hortense Gibson.
Pool Concession Grants Aid to Local Schools
Committees representing the Washington P T A and Band Mothers Club received refreshment booth concessions at the municipal bathing pool. Profits from sales will fund school children’s welfare projects run by the two organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington P.T.A
Band Mothers’ Club
Chilldren
Eagles Host Fish Fry at LIPOLIS Club Rooms
Members of the local Eagles lodge will attend a fish fry at the club rooms tonight. Fresh Lake Erie and Ohio River catfish will be prepared by club chef Robert Sheets who has wide experience in cooking the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agles
Lodge of Eagles
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Robert Sheets
Mary Louise Mohr Gives Columbus Piano Recital
Gallipolis listeners heard a Columbus broadcast of a piano recital by Miss Mary Louise Mohr a sophomore at Ohio State University and daughter of Mrs Stella Mohr of Gallipolis The event aired this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbus
Mary Louise Mohr
Ohio State University
Stella Mohr
Logan Brief Social Notes
Pastime Bridge Club met at Mrs. H. J. Unversagt on Warner Ave Monday evening. Winners and losers were entertained at dinner after a series of plays. High score honors went to Mrs. Judson Shriner for the winners and Mrs. Stanley Baker for the losers. Mrs. Lawrence Hack was second high and received the travel award. Mrs. C. C. Achauer was consoled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Unversagt
Warner Ave
Judson Shriner
Stanley Baker
Lawrence Hack
C. C. Achauer
Book Club Deliberates Spring Journey by Geneva Stevenson
Mrs. Samuel Primmer reviews Spring Journey by Geneva Stevenson of Columbus during the Tuesday Book Club meeting at 1 Warner Ave. Mrs. Fred E. Hull leads the business session and refreshments end the program. Attendees include Mia, Charles Achauer, and several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Primmer
Geneva Stevenson
Columbus
Clinton Webb
M. E. Church
Freda Hahn
E. C. Shirkey
E. J. Mandrell
Leona Nicholas
Anna Shirkey
Bill Mandrell
Virginia Hartley
Clea Conaway
Irma Jean Nicholas
Charles Lawrence
Cordelia Viall
Gloria Ann Exenkemper
R. S. Lawrence
Margaret Park
Margaret Hammond
Jacksonville Public Library
Hazel Bratka
Lorene Braglin
Beatrice Cobb
Geraldine Hoisington
Jacksonville
Mary McCann
Memorial services set by Miller Chapel Grange in Gallipolis
Memorial services will be conducted by Miller Chapel Grange No 1 at 2 p m Sunday with the address by Rev Cecil Harding Jones of the Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs George Roberts Mr and Mrs Earl Roberts and two children visiting Gallipolis. Mrs Lucy E Brehm Somerset is visiting her son Dr Walter F E Brehm and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Chapel Grange
Cecil Harding Jones
The
Presbyterian Church
George Roberts
Earl Roberts
Walter Bray
Susie Kreider
Gallipolis
Lucy E. Brehm
Somerset
Walter FE. Brehm
Gaskin
the Plains
French Ervin
Mechanicsburg
Clayton Bookman
James Robison
Lancaster
William Robison
Harold Vanbibber
Haydenville
Walter Wade
Willard Dixon
Columbus
Emma McManaway
Nellie
Belford Gilham
Greens Run
Eugene Sanders
Springfield
Clarence Banfield
Clarence
Freddie
Mart Sorrell
Richard Glancy
Muskingum River
Albert Dariells
Herbert
James Wade
Goose Run
Ralph Campbell
Naomi Campbell
Elizabeth Roberts
Alice Sorrell
Jane Roberts
Memorial services scheduled at Tyn Rhos Cemetery
Announcement states memorial services will be held at 2 p m Sunday conducted by Rev Henry Hughes with participation by Boy Scouts and Legionnaires in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tyn Rhos
Henry Hughes
Boy Scouts
Legionnaires
Memorial Day Services Planned at Coolville
Memorial Day events set for Tuesday May 30 from 9 to 11 a m on the church lawn with a band concert at 9 and a talk at 9 45. The Memorial Day Association met at the Methodist Church and reorganized for the new year with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Memorial Day Association
Methodist
H. H. Chapman
Ray Chevalier
R. R. Crislip
Fred Runion
Oscar Gunder
Alex Holland
William Holland
Detroit
W. E. Dean
Newell
W. Va
E. B. Dean
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. C. Parrish
Eleanor Henry
Athens
John Crawford
William Ellis
Parkersburg
G. R. Gunder
Harry Cromley
Charles Hayden
Torch Baptist Church
Ira Conley
R. E. Daugherty
Russell Daugherty
Ralph Chevalier
O. E. Chevalier
Glouster
George Polster
Hamilton
Willam Polster
H. D. McBride
O. C. Ward
E. M. Daugherty
Bethel Ridge
Alma Chapman
Velma Church
Zanesville
C. E. Snyder
Luella Smith
Coolville Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar Dixon
Emerson Place
Little Hocking
Decatur
D. O. Blake
Hockingport
Gertrude Davis
Bert Baldwin
Torch Hill
Murray City Social Friday Plan Draws Local Called
The Ever Ready Class and Mrs Cook s Class of the M E Church plan a social Friday evening at the church. Many locals attend among them Miss Grace Donoghue Miss Grace Thomas and other Murray residents. Several visitors from Columbus Lancaster and Athens are noted among weekend guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Cook
M. E. Church
James Hamer
Shawnee
Mary Campbell
This City
Nelsonville
John Watson
Millard Watson
Dayton
Ben Hartman
Gordon James
New Strallsville
Murray School
Grace Donoghue
Grace Thomas
Effie Jonas
Margaret Popoczy
Ruth Brooker
Lucille Seidenfeld
Ruth Davis
Hazel Lunsford
Glouster
Pat Loper
Warren Darby
Orient
Emma Tippie
Vinton Hopkins
Lloyd Robey
Columbus
Theo Hopkins
Mart Shelton
Detroit
Robert Coakley
Paul
Mark
Nelle Brooker
Blanche Elizabeth
Athens
James Salyers
Blanche Brooker
Russell Hull
Fremont
George Archer
Charles Dugan
Crooksville
Mary Dugan
Jean Wilson
Corning
Wm. Thomas
Bessie Wells
Mary Thomas
Mike Anders
Zanesville
Dude Ander
Jack Slater
the Plains
Art Slater
Howard Bush
Wm. Bush
Logan
Lou Anders
John Hogan
Anna McKnabb
Charles Hoffman
Bert Walburn
Judy Family Reunion and Golden Anniversary Observed at New Marshfield
The Judy reunion gathered at the New Marshfield home of Mr. and Mrs. Luster Judy. The event also celebrated the fifty six year marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Judy. The oldest attendee was Mrs. Caroline Judy Knowlton aged eighty eight and the youngest was one year old Charlotte Thomas of Shreves Ohio. A lawn cafeteria dinner followed. Local attendees included the Car rs Nutting Thomas Minear Thomas families and many relatives from New Marshfield Columbus Athens Albany Barberton and Shreves plus several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Judy
Luster Judy
Uriah Judy
Caroline Judy Knowlton
Charlotte Thomas
Shreves
Ohio
Charles Carr
Carlos
Beach City
Evan Nutting
Ella Margaret
Bill Butsch
Columbus
Stephen Thomas
Athens
A. Z. Minear
Albany
William Thomas
James
Marjorie
William Thomas, Jr
Leslie Thomas
Lowell
Norma Jean
Captalin Stewart
Maude Judy
Helen Steele
Barberton
Lethia Thomas
Caroline Knowlton
Alva Judy
Ernest Judy
Joy
Arthur
Kathleen
Dwight
Everett Stewart
Flora
Erma
Rodney Young
Charles Conkey
Luster
Garden Club poster contest winners to receive prizes
Gallipolis school children Barbara Woods Earl Tope and Betty Hamrick win prizes in a poster contest promoting the Spring Show of the Gallipolis Garden Club to be held at the public library Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Garden Club
Barbara Woods
Earl Tope
Betty Hamrick
Daughters and Guests Highlight Bradford Social Notes
Bradford announces a May 16 birth of Artie Wilma to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendricks and a recent birth to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lathey named Larry Melvin. Local families host and visit including Hendricks, Lathey, Buck, Eskew, Rumfield, Russell, Withee, Andrews, Sabo, and Van Cooney with relatives in Bradbury, Middleport, Akron, Syracuse, and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Arthur Hendricks
Artie Wilma
Lester Lathey
Larry Melvin
Henry Guy
Dayton
Frank Buck
Charles Hyse
John Eskew
Ralph Frye
Paul
Bradbury
Clarence Andrews
Billy
Middleport
Eileen Eskew
Charles Buck
Floyd Rumfield
Ryger
Billy Hendricks
Parkersburg
Ed Russell
Charles Withee
Eugene
Charles Burt
Mary Hubbard
Syracuse
Nellie Sabo
Akron
Ed Cambron
Edith van Cooney
Bailey Me
Second Ave To Get Partial Resurfacing
City officials announce partial resurfacing of Second Ave from Cedar to Court will start within days. The State Highway Department awarded the contract to a Jackson firm and set July 15 as the completion date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Second Ave
Cedar
Court
State Highway Department
Jackson
Ohio
Jacksonville seniors hear baccalaureate service and wedding
Rev H C Davis preached the Jacksonville Trimble baccalaureate sermon with Zane Kasler on violin and Mary Helen Lee singing. Ruth Eileen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Anderson Sr, married Orvel Elwood Bethel May 11 1939 at the United Brethren Parsonage with Rev H O Davis officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
H. C. Davis
Jacksonville-Trimble
Zane Kasler
Mary Helen Lee
R. S. Lawrence
Pearl Anderson
Ruth Eileen
Orvel Elwood Bethel
Oscar Bethel
Glouster
United Brethren Parsonage
H. O. Davis
Jacksonville - Trimble High School
Hollister High School
JT Homemakers
John Davis
Harry Sharp
Emmett Sharp
John Cominsky
Leona Nicholas
John Lauser
William Tippie
Michael Bycofski
Herbert White
Otto Bethel
Wilbur Householder
Eugene Miner
Fred Kloh
M. M
Sayers Rites Held At Concord Funeral Services
Crowds packed Concord Church for the funeral of Sam Sayers who died after a long illness. Rev W P Clark officiated with Milford Sayers Miss Betty Antle and Edward Weiss singing. Interment was in Concord Cemetery. Memorial Day activities were announced for Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sam Sayers
W. P. Clark
Milford Sayers
Betty Antle
Edward Weiss
Paul McAtee
American Legion
O. B. Boudinot
Mildred Howard
Athens
Otto Duncan
Rodney Phillips
Rodney Campbell
Caldwell
Concord Seat Fund
Anna Mescher Morris
John Jagers
Lewis Morris
The
Kittle Lumber Company
Concord Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Carl Sayers
Canton
Meeks
Chester Sanders
Abe Bell
Ray Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Bethel Cemetery Cleanup Planned Before Memorial Day
Residents concerned with Bethel Cemetery in Ohio Township will gather Saturday to clean the grounds in preparation for Memorial Day services. Local organizers urge volunteers to bring tools and help spruce the site for the holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bethel Cemetery
Ohio Township
Corning Social Notes and Local Events
Corning J A M Club gathered at Miss Margaret Raub home with games and prizes won by Edna Dunlap Label Foura and Wilma Spence. Sunflower Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held initiation at the Masonic Temple with 39 members present and a potluck lunch. Miss Marjorie Cannon won a state English XII scholarship and will be celebrated at a Columbus event with classmates. Corning high alumni banquet and dance set for May 29 with Guy Martin as speaker and Leo Radkoski as toastmaster. admission for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dessie Sands
Marjorie Cannon
Corning High School
Guy Martin
Columbus
Leo Radkoski
Local News Briefs: Regional Guests and Birth Announcement
Mrs. Juanita Priest and family from Columbus and Zanesville visitors, plus multiple local visits from Athens to Mt. Perry mark a busy period. A birth announcement: Mrs. David Fail of Lancaster welcomes daughter Sharon Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Priest
Elizabeth Ann
Ella Mae
Columbus
Chris Burns
Zanesville
Elizabeth Murray
Rosina Flowers
Athens
Frank Flowers
Jack Miller
Robert Conley
Lily Brown
Springfield
Herman Forsbach
Lurine Schoulekorb
Edmund Flowers
Ashtabula
Phil Edwards
Middleport
Donley Edwards
Joe Plant
Jimmy
Wiggins
Moxahala
William Hartley
Bernard McLain
Mary Tague
Olive Tague
Vera Tague
Edward Wilson
George Jacobs
St. Louis
Mich
Lester Quinn
William Schlingerman
Carl Schlingerman
Newark
Charles Schlingerman
Betty Dunlap
Mary Thexton
New Lexington
Wilma Spence
Mary Ford
Mt. Perry
David Fail
Lancaster
Sharon Kay
Straitsville Bowling Team Beats Logan by 192 Pins
New Straitsville United Depart ment bowling team defeated Logan by 192 pins on May 21 at the local alleys. Local social notes list church activities, visits from relatives, and upcoming Perry County Church League games.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Adcock
Junction City
Portsmouth
Ed C. Paul
Logan Theater
Hocking Co
Grange
Dr. Holzer
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Webb
Logan Briffs
Messenger
Lillian Schwartz
Sonsreeze and
Mill Creek
Orbiston
Richard Darby
Emer Wess
Clyde Sorrell
Billy Roberts
Jack Yates
Clarence Hoffman
Wm. Hoffman
Marion Bobo
Mae Tolen
Pauline Brown
Cleveland
Joe Taylor
John McNamee
John Weins
Joe Sikora
Taylorville
Ill
Thomas Gears
George
Conrad Martin
J. W. Martin
William Fail
Isabelle Marshall
Lillian Esselstein
Jane Rodgers
Leona Spence
Marguerite Pettigrew
Lenore Young
Miss Marshall
True Smith
Zenith Price
Sherman Leasure
Miss Mitchell
Mary Hermey
Melvin Walters
Jacksonville News
Charles Guinther
Thomas Cox
Gil Dawson
William Dawson
Russell, Kephart
Marilyn
Anna Schmidt
William Cox
Florence
Bartlett
Frank Ley
Addie Williams
Cuyahoga Falls
James Williams
Sayers
Corning Social Notes
Martin
Straitsville Social Notes
New Straitsville
Galvin
Dan Mohler
Mohler
Huston
Rush
Dora Blankenship
Jane Hughes
Hughes
Rebekah Lodge
Ann James
Lucile Liedenfield
Margaret Poppery
Grace Shaffer
John S. Wilson
Miss Patton
Cherrington Hospital
Otto Eschbacher
Frank Matthews
Perry County Church
Methodist Church
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