Logan Ohio Classified Ads and Business Notices
A dense compilation of local classified items from Logan Ohio including services for messenger ads auto repair and painting gas and oil stations used cars and fishing market listings Christmas card orders and a restaurant run by James Mast plus furniture offers and business notices. The fragment mentions Braddock Garage Emiths Auto Service Smiths Fresh Fish and Oysters O. D. Eiwiths Fish Market The Logan Shop Arcade and Barrick's Used Furniture Store with contact numbers and prices where shown.
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Logan
Braddock Garage
Emiths Auto Service
Overland
Willys-Knight
Whippet-Knight Motor Co
Burdett & Rohrer
AY Insurance Agency
Ohio
Smiths
Co. O. D. Eiwith
East Hiunter Street
Holiday Gift Guide From The Craft Shoppe
Shop-0o scope gifts for Mer Try It Out the new C A loud speaker it brings out natural music tones 35 Dad wants one Kreigs arene Cedar chests 11 50 a deposit away Many new designs now in Barricks Visit Our Store for Christmas hand painted bread boards 2 50 Candie sticks nut bowls etc The Craft Shoppe Court Park Gifts for Him Think of a more appropriate gift than a model 17 R dio electrically equipped Zenith Electric Radio no batteries 300 console model Fred C Ambrose
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Mer
C. A
Kreig
Court Park
Glouster Bus Schedule Change Nears Athens Route
Bus service between Glouster and Athens updates hourly with first run at 6 30 a m and last at 11 00 p m Earl Johnson notes the timetable. Community notices urge repairs and sales from local dealers Burson Chevrolet Carpenter Hardware Millfield Garage and Parlor Furnaces special prices begin November 26.
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Glouster
Athens
Earl Johnson
Christmas orders and home electronics for sale
Classified items list priced gadgets, gifts, and linens from local shops including a Atwater Kent radio model and various clothing lines, plus holiday bakery orders. Also notes a legal notice: Effie Reed to be served divorce petition by Pearl Reed in Athens County Ohio Case 13702, hearing set after November 30 1927.
Drake Divorce Petition in Athens County Court
Flora M. Drake files for divorce and restoration of maiden name against Austin H. Drake in Case No. 13797 of the Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio. Hearing set on or after February 7. Woolley and Rowland attorneys for Flora M. Drake.
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Austin H. Drake
Thownsburg
Tereby
Fiora M. Drake
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Woolley and Rowland
Flora M. Drake
Central Ohio Transit seeks timetable change approval
Public notice states that The Central Ohio Transit Company has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to modify its time schedule, equipment or routes used for handling passengers or property. Logan Ohio November 23, 1928.
Four Barnet Children Missing From Columbus Home
Columbus police scour city for four children of John Barnet who vanished after midnight, family reporting they failed to return since yesterday.
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Columbus
John Barnet
Cleveland Ballot on Charter Amendment to Abolish City Manager Plan
Cleveland voters will ballot on April 23 to decide a charter amendment that would abolish the city manager form of government. The plan was sponsored by former Governor Harry L. Davis.
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Clevelland
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Young Musicians of Ohio University Play for Rotarians
Six members of the Sinfonians from Ohio University performed vocal quartets and duets at the Athens Rotary Club lunch at Hotel Berry. Vocals by Mariana Bing Barbara Kantzer Donald Dowd Willis Edmund with Dave Todd on piano drew favorable comments after radio airplay on WSAI. Visitors included George DeCamp Whitey Merrill and W E Moler. birthday chrysanthemums were given to Frank Beasley.
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Ohio University
Sinfonians
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
WSAI
Cincinnati
Barbara Kantzer
Bob Richards
P. O. Nichols
C. H. Harris
Charles M. Coulter
East Side School Thanksgiving Program Held After Meeting
The East Side school held a Thanksgiving program Tuesday afternoon following a brief business session presided over by student council president Don Rowland. The fourth grade chorus performed November and Moon ladies Party, Parker Walker presented The story of Thanksgiving, Hazel Kelley recited The Turkey That Swallowed His Gobbie, and upper grades sang Autumn Gypsy and Farewell to Summer. William Love delivered The Way To Be Happy, June Fultz read A Turkey for the Stuffing, Martha Holsington offered Our Thanksgiving Guests, and sixth graders performed Josiah Breezes Thanksgiving with pupils including Joe Gill Dwight Duncan Boris Woolley Robert Bingman Martha Frost Gerald Jenkinson Willard Smith Charles Cook Charles Sias Dick Whipple and John Boggs.
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Parker Walker
Hazel Kelley
William Love
June Fultz
Martha
Annual Elks inspection draws 159 in Athens
The Athens lodge of Elks held its annual dinner and ceremonies drawing more than 159 members. Four candidates were inducted Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett John W Hill Peter Good and James Morrissey of Elmira N Y a student at Ohio University.
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Athens Lodge of Elks Las Night
Wayne Wingett
John W. Hill
Peter Good
James Morrissey
Elmira
N. Y
Ohio University
Alex Moore
Athens Lodge
R. L. Berger
Brandon Grover
Don Peden
Billi Mole
L. A. Navy
Athens Elks
Athens
Elks
Athens County
Man Struck by Parkersburg Athens Bus in Rockland
Peter King 80 of Whipple died in a Parkersburg hospital after being struck while crossing Rockland highway by an Athens bound bus. He had been visiting sister Mrs. George Gearhar and was heading home when the accident occurred. He was thrown to the road and severely injured. transported by ambulance to the hospital where he died Monday night.
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Marietta
Peter King
Whipple
Parkersburg
Movement Among Miners to Break from Union
Speech by Lee Hall and fellow officers in Glouster addresses a threat to the miners' union as Hocking Valley workers consider breaking away. Leaders urge unity, warn of relief cutoffs for nonstrikers, and call for internal defense of the organization amid wider coal strikes.
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Lars
G. W. Savage
Hocking Valley
David Watkins
Glouster
Columbus
Coa
Suit to force sale of Athens property in estate case
Mary E. Tabit administrator sues Homer J. Cooksey Jennie Cooksey and Bessie Shepard to compel sale of Elizabeth H. M. Stone property. Contracted sale price 5000 with 500 due at first installment and 30 monthly thereafter. 561.25 paid to date. defendant default triggers full due. Court action seeks sale of real estate and distribution to satisfy the administrator's claim.
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Athens
Elizabeth H. M. Stone
Mary E.tabit
Homer J. Cooksey
Jennie Cooksey
Bessie Shepard
Homer J
Presenting Southeastern Ohio Beauty to Tourists
Chamber of Commerce luncheon authors discussed promoting the region. A Zanesville meeting of chamber secretaries outlined a cooperative plan among ten Southeastern Ohio counties to market natural beauty and develop tourist conveniences. The group aims to compare new plans for completeness and practicality.
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Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Secretaries of Chambers of Commerce
Zanesville
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Funeral Services for Hal M Woods Held at Home
Funeral services for Hal M Woods were conducted Monday afternoon at 86 West State Street by Rev Howard E Warner. A memoir by neighbor Mrs A E Wagner praised Woods. burial followed in West Union Street Cemetery. Attendees from distance included Mrs Samuel Jacobs and Clarence Jacobs, Miss Bertha Jacobs Wellsburg Otis Wetherer Bridgeport Mrs W O Foley Parkersburg WV William Barzen Cleveland Phoenix Oil, Dr and Mrs W K Linn Detroit Earl Shaver Charleston Muriel Foster Delaware Mrs J H Miller Lancaster and F I Pruden Kensington.
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Hal M. Woods
West State Street
Howard E. Warner
Charles Schaeffler
Garden
Isle of Somewhere
William Ruston
Wood
A. E. Wagner
West Union Street
Samuel Jacobs
Clarence Jacobs
Bertha Jacobs
Wellsburg
Otis Wetherer
Bridgeport
W. O. Foley
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Barzen
Cleveland
Phoenix Oil Company
Woods
W. K. Linn
Detroit
Mich
Earl Shaver
Charleston
Muriel Foster
Delaware
J. H. Miller
Lancaster
F. I. Pruden
Kensington
Barn Destroyed on Frank Braun Farm West of Belpre
Fire at an early hour Tuesday morning destroyed a large stock barn on the Frank Braun farm about four miles west of Belpre. Several head of horses cows and sheep were killed. The 30 by 59 foot structure held sheds feed and machinery.
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Marietta
Frank Braun
Belpre
Bus Crash Investigation Opens After Cleveland Youngstown Accident
Investigation began today into a bus crash near Wahrren that injured six people, two of them in serious condition, from a Cleveland to Youngstown route.
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Wahrren
Youngstown
Navy Band Tickets Proffered to Athens Children
The United States Navy Band program will visit Athens at the Ohio university gymnasium next Saturday night. The Liks organization sent 77 tickets to the Athens County Children's home so that every child eligible may hear one of the world’s best bands.
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United States Navy
Ohio University
Athens County
The
Liks
Athens
Stabilization of Credits Brought by Federal Plan
George De Camp, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, told Athens county bankers and business leaders that the Federal Reserve system has stabilized credits reduced industrial panic risk and provided an elastic currency and nationwide check clearing. He cited a central discount market and faster check collection and urged American aid to European nations, linking prosperity to foreign trade.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
George de Camp
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Ohio University Commerce Club
Athens County
de Camp
Federal Reserve System
Gold Settlement Fund
DeCamp
Markets Liberty Bonds and Treasury Prices Report
Liberty 4th 4s opened at 103.20 unchanged, Treasury 4s 110.4 up 6. U. S. 3% bonds at 102.2 off 4. Fresh eggs decline 2 cents to 48 cents on farm receipts as demand remains active and supplies meet daily needs with storage stock movement inhibiting shortages.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Columbus
U. P
Mand
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Report
Hogs receipts 1,500 with market gains of 109 to 25 higher. Prices span 250 to 350 lbs around 9.00 to 9.35, 130 to 160 lbs 6.50 to 9.00, and packing sows 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 50, calves 150 with steady market. beef steers 10.75 to 13.00, vealers 14.00 to 16.00. Sheep receipts 1,600 and strong market. fat lambs 14.25, bulk fat lambs 12.50 to 14.25, bulk cull lambs 9.00 to 9.50.
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Pittsburgh
Butter and Eggs Market Rates Reported in New York
New York prices show firmer butter receipts at 12,372 with creamery extras. specials at 51 to 52 cents. Eggs rise with poostese at 7,005 and nearby white fancy 66 to 68 cents, mixed whites 60 to 65 cents, fresh firsts 43 to 50 cents, western whites 38 to 76 cents, Pacific coast 63 to 66 cents, and nearby towns 67 to 68 cents.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati Livestock Market Summary
Hogs receipts 3200 with holdover 1413 and active demand. Prices range across weights from 90 to 350 pounds with top hogs around 9.10 and 8.25 to 9.50 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves show slow to steady tone with beef steers 9.00 to 14.00, cows 6.00 to 8.25, and heavy calves 10.0 to 13.0. Sheep totals 300 with fat lambs at 14.90 and 10.00 to 13.50 for bulk fat lambs and ewes/ewes culls in the 4.00 range.
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Cincinnati
Butter and eggs prices shift in Cincinnati market report
Cincinnati produce traders note butter steady with tubs at 43 to 45 cents and fat content at 49 to 50 cents. Eggs decline with fresh gathered extras at 54 cents, firsts 54 cents, seconds 39 cents, and nearby ungraded at 54 cents.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Butter Price Report Summary
Butter prices from Chicago produce markets show receipts at 4,667 with creameries and extras listed. Quoted rates include 45 cent and 38 cent for various grades, seconds at 22 to 36 cents, and fos 3 geostate at 4.224 with ordinaries 32 to 40 cents and ante 42 cents.
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Chicago
Cleveland Produce Prices From Butter To Potatoes
Butter prices 52 to 54 cents, eggs 36 to 53 cents with extras. poultry values include heavy fowls 23 to 24 cents and turkeys at 45 to 47 cents. Potatoes list 150-lb sacks Maine branded 3.75, plain 3.40, various regions 2.90 to 3.35 per 120-150 lb bags. State markets show varied regional pricing across eggs, poultry, and tubers.
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Cleveland
Maine
New York
Gainesville
Ohio
Idaho
Bakers
Colorado
Toledo Grain Prices Nov 22 Wheat Corn Rye Oats
Close Wheat No 2 1.39 to 1.40 Corn No 3 91 to 92 Rye No 2 1.16 Oats No 2 42 to 55 cents Clover cash imp 16.40 cash 17.80 Dec 17.90 Dec imp 16.40 Feb 14.00 March 17.90 Timothy cash 2.10 Dec 2.15 March 2.25 Alsike cash 16.70 Dec 16.70 Jan 16.95 Feb 17.15 March 17.30 Hay 24.00 per ton readout.
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Toledo
Four Balasz Children Found After Disappearance
Four Balasz children John Jr 11 Mary 19 Alex 6 and James G appeared in Columbus juvenile court after vanishing yesterday. Their mother said theft of $1 from a pocketbook prompted the departure. Police found them in a grocery store early this morning seeking food.
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Columbus
U.P
John Balasz
John, Jr
Mary
Alex
James G
Ohio Institute suggests tax date changes to balance state revenue
A memorandum to Governor Donahey and the state tax commission proposes shifting several state tax collection dates. The aim is to distribute revenues evenly through the year to align with expenditures, noting current first half spending exceeds income from taxes.
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Columbus
U.R
Donahey
State Tax Commission
Ohio Institute
Carpenter Dies After Long Illness in Athens County
William Bartlett Carpenter aged 74 son of Oliver Carpenter a pioneer of Athens county died after a long illness from hardening of the arteries at his home 70 Morris avenue. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the residence with burial in West Union street cemetery. Born and raised in Athens county he owned a Harmony farm for 30 years having previously conducted business in Montana. He is survived by three brothers Ed and John Carpenter of the Canaanville road and P H Carpenter of Columbus and a sister Mrs Addie Fenwick of Cincinnati. Another sister Lizzie Carpenter died 38 years ago.
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William Bartlett Carpenter
Oliver Carpenter
Athens County
Morris Avenue
West Union Street
Mr. Carpenter
Harmony
Montana
John Carpenter
Ed Carpenter
Old Home Farm
Canaanville Road
P. H. Carpenter
Columbus
Addie Fenwick
Cincinnati
Lizzie Carpenter
Thanksgiving Service Set at Athens Presbyterian Church
A community Thanksgiving service will be held at 7 p m Thursday at the Athens Presbyterian church. Dr A Y Wilcox pastor will deliver the sermon with the theme National Prosperity an Occasion for Thanksgiving.
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Athens
Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Thanksgiving recess set for Ohio University students
President E. B. Bryan announced that Thanksgiving recess begins at the end of classes today and extends until Monday morning. The Men's Union and Women's League plan a Friday dance and card party at the Men's Union building for students staying on campus, with Homer Pritchard and Harriet Edwards leading. A Cambrian Concert by Welsh musicians is planned for Monday at 7 30 at the Methodist church, organized by the Wesley Foundation. Marian a Bing and Barbara Kantzer performed at the convocation with piano accompaniment by Kantzer.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Men's Union
Women's League
I. E. Voigt
Homer Pritchard
Harriet Edwards
Cambrian Cambrian
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Church
C. C. Robinson
Marianna Bing
School of Music
Barbara Kantzer
Izaak Walton league annual rabbit supper held at church
The annual rabbit supper of the Izaak Walton league was held last night at the First M. E. church. More than seventy five members and guests attended. Talks were made by Prof. J. L. Morton and Prof. O. E. McClure both of Ohio university.
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Izaak Walton League
M. E
J. L. Morton
O. E. McClure
Ohio University
Blame Sought for Colorado Mine Clash Toll
In Colorado a coroner's inquest was announced to fix blame for the Columbine mine clash between miners and state police that left five dead and led to a callout of the national guard. Funeral services were planned for Erie victim John Eastenes as I W W leaders announced a nationwide halt of picketing in Colorado coal mines pending further notice.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Columbine
National Guard
Erie
John Eastenes
Colorado
Jacksonville
Walsenburg
Man arraigned in Cleveland for drunken shooting act
Former patrolman Henry Frisehkorn 26 is charged with shooting to wound and DWI after a September incident in which he shot at his friend George Reynard 56, wrecked his car, and severed a toe during a hospital ride. Police records show the hat shot incident preceded the arraignment.
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Cleveland
U.rformer
Henry Frischkorn
Frisehkorn
George Reynard
Reynard
Supreme court upholds ruling on Akron Ku Klux Klan property
The Supreme Court today overruled an appeal by A. D. Henry and others and sustained the Summit county Court of Appeals decision. The Akron Ku Klux Klan property was awarded to Klan Local No 27 of Akron after the Akron Klan withdrew from the state order, resolving the ownership dispute.
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Columbus
U.P
Supreme Court
A. D. Henry
Court of Appeals
Summit County
Akron Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Akron
Akron Klan
Court of Appeals Upholds Snyder Gray Sentences
The New York Court of Appeals sets January 9 for the execution of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray for Albert Snyder's murder. The court denies a retrial and leaves mercy appeals to Governor Smith, with executions likely on a Thursday night before midnight at Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
U.P
State Court of Appeals
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Sing Sing
Smith
United States Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Snyder-Gray
Coolidges Have Choice of the Best From Turkeydom
The White House chef faces choosing a gift turkey for Thanksgiving from crates at the executive mansion. Entrants came from Mt. Pleasant Ohio North Platte Valley Nebraska Merrill Nebraska and Brady Texas with more expected. The final selection may be kept secret. The Coolidges will also receive a large fruit cake from Wildman Grocery Rapid City South Dakota for the kitchen.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Executive Mansion
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
North Platt Valley
Nebr
Merrill
Brady
Tex
Turkey
Dismissal urged in Great Lakes diversion suits
U.S. special master Charlies Evans Hughes recommended the Supreme Court dismiss the lake states suits seeking to end diversion of Great Lakes water through Chicago channels. He said Congress has power to regulate the diversion but has not acted, despite Chicago’s defense of navigation and sanitation needs.
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Lake States
Washington
U.P
Charlies Evans Hughes
Great Lakes
Chicago Drainage
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Chicago
War Department
Illinois
Musterole Cold Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Advertisement for Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets claims fast relief from sneezing nasal congestion and stuffed head with no after effects. Prepared by Musterole, makers of muscular pain remedies, available through Ajj Druggista at 35e and from The Musterole Company, Cleveland.
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Ajj Druggista
The
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Coolidge to Read Thanksgiving Proclamation on Radio
President Coolidge will read the Thanksgiving proclamation tonight from the White House study. The broadcast will be carried by over twenty stations affiliated with the National Broadcasting company starting at 7:15 p. m. Eastern Standard Time as a nation join in prayer and thanks.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Coolidge
National Broadcasting Company
Full Winter of Court Action Seen For Government
Government counsel prepared for a winter of court action tied to the Fall Sinclair Teapot Dome and subsequent tampering charges. Indictments against Harry F. Sinclair William J Burns and four associates are expected in the ongoing jury tampering case. The government seeks to move hearing dates after December 5 when Sinclair Burns and aides appear to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt.
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Washington
Sinclair
Sheldon Clark
Burns
Collision kills man as bus and sedan collide in Toledo
A head on crash in Toledo between a Reno Beach bus and a sedan left one man dead and another seriously injured. A third person was detained at the Safety building for questioning.
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Toledo
Reno Beach
Danderine Aids Hair By Balancing Scalp Acidity
An old advertisement claims excess scalp acidity makes hair straight and dull. It says Danderine neutralizes acid, dissolves dandruff scales, and leaves hair soft shiny and healthy. The product costs thirty five cents and lasts weeks with a few drops on a comb or towel.
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Clinton Webb
Senger
Barrick
I. Greigs
Zenith
Fred C. Ambrose
Lottie Heiser
Grandma Heiser
Our
Heavenly Fathers
Mary B. Kait, Blanche Janson and
Lily Savage
Millfield Garage
Burson Chevrolet Company
Penter Hardware Co
Tbs
Bryson Lumt Co
Trimble
Atwater-Kent
T. D. McAfoos Plumbing & Electric Co
Adier Collegian
Trasin Brothers
Mundews Bakery
Effie Reed
Lake Worth
Florida
Pearl Reed
Jones & Jones Attorneys
East Side School
East Side
Don Rowland
Rockland
Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
American Federation of Labor
Lee Hall
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Company
John L. Lewis
Mr. Hall
Fight For
George DeCamp
Carpenter
Community Service
Coolidges
Chef
Hughes
Congress
Ee Dt
Goolidge
RAIL
Baltimore
OMO
Dauy
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