Southeastern Conference All Star Eleven Dominated by Tulane LSU Florida
Tulane LSU Florida provide most of the five first team spots in the AP All-Southeastern Eleven. Eddie Price and Paul Lea repeaters join Chuck Hunziger as the only holdovers. Kentucky’s Bog Gain wins captaincy with Tidwell and Dottley highlighted among backfield stars. Dottley and Parilli headline fourth back with Hover and Ulinski among other key selections. States represented span Alabama Louisiana Tennessee Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey Texas Illinois and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Tidwell
Auburn
Anu
Kentucky
Bog Gain
Gain
Weirton
West Virginia
Bud Sherrod
Tennessee
Melvin
Sam) Lyle
LSU
Allen Hover
Hamilton
Ohio
Ed Holdnak
Alabama
Harry Ulinski
Ulinski
Mississippi State
Jerry Taylor
Florida
Jimmy Kynes
Mississippi
John Dottley
Babe
Parilli
Dottley
Southeastern
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Texas
Illlinois
Arkansas
College and pro sports roundups across basketball and hockey
College basketball results include Central 55 Huntington 40, Taylor 84 Concordia Ind 54, Franklin 77 Oak City Ind 55. Pro notes show National Association games New York 84 Washington 74, Indianapolis 80 Rochester 74, Tri City 80 Boston 72. High school scores feature Belle Valley 38 Meigs 28 and several others. hockey and boxing results listed with city and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basketball College
Ind
Central
Huntington
Taylor
Concordia
Franklin
Oak City
Professional National Association
New York
Washington
Indianapolis
Rochester
Tri-City
Boston
High School
Belle Valley
Meigs
Caldwell
Dexter City
Somerset
Rushville
Corning
New Straitsville
Bremen
Thurston
Pleasant City
Cumberland
Junction City
Shawnee
Senecaville
Quaker City
Zanes. S. Nich
Cam. S. Ben
Love City
Madison
Someton
Clarington
Chauncey
Pennsville
Harrison
Morgan
Brooklyn
Independence
Richfield
Brecksville
N. Lima
Springfield
Holland
Liberty
Vienna
Goodyear Wingfoots
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
White Plains
Tony Longo
Baltimore
Johnny Breeze
Paterson
N. I
Washington, D. C
Billy Patterson
Mel Bartholomew
New Orleans
Not Retiring Wagner Says He Will Stay In Baseball
PITTSBURGH Honus Wagner, 75, says he has lum bago but no plan to retire. He will be 76 on February 24 and hopes to be out of the hospital by then. He remains a fan favorite at Forbes Field, traveling little but never missing a game in uniform when in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Honus
Billy Meyer
Pirate
Pirates
Forbes Field
Carnegie
Union Furnace Five Triumphs Union Furnace Five Triumphs
Union Furnace defeated Gibisonville High 46 to 44 in a Hocking County League game. Sheline scored 21 to lead Union Furnace, while Lutz added 12 for Gibisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Gibisonville High
Sheline
Lutz
Sq Furnace
G. F Pts
Y Riters
Nixon
Hixenbaugh
Acneege
Gessell
OB. S Aenen
G. F
Whitcraft
Carpenter
Poe
Poe Ess
Lutz c
Meyer Gzoo
Fiume
G Osneeeenee
Womene
Sinden Iy
Louis Battles Weight, Delivers Show in Newark Exhibition
Joe Louis,重量 around the middle at 228 pounds, fought a 10 round exhibition with Johnny Cheshut in Newark. The crowd of about 5,000 paid $15,200 and Louis earned roughly $3,600 as the retired champion showed occasional flashes of his old power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Boston Garden
Johnny Shkor
Newark
N. J
Newark Armory
Johnny Cheshut
Bayonne
Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Max Schmeling
Sugar Bowl offers 244000 for two teams in Jan. 2 game
New Orleans organizers prize a 244000 purse plus a trip to the city and a 60 minute preview for two unbeaten teams in the Sugar Bowl setup. Oklahoma remains the strong favorite to meet Tulane with LSU looming as a rival in the Southeastern Conference race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Old City
Oklahoma
Tulane
Notre Dame
California
Army
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Villanova
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Tulsa
Miami
Fla
Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago
Hack Wilson, former Chicago Qub home run king, died. Three years ago Illinois won the privilege of representing the Western Conference in the Rose Bowl, whipping Northwestern 20 to 0. Five years ago Lieut Clint Castleberry ex Georgia Tech football star was killed in service. Ten years ago Billy Conn received the Eddie Neal Memorial Trophy as boxing's outstanding 1939 competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Wilson
Chicago Qub
Mllnois
Northwestern
Clint Castleberry
Georgia Tech
Billy Conn
Eddie Neal
Yankees Fined for High School Rule Violation
The New York Yankees are fined 500 dollars and lose the services of pitcher George Piktuzis for violating the high school rule. Commissioner A B Chandler said the breach occurred when the youngster attended a baseball school in Branson Missouri with expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
George Piktuzis
A. B. Chandler
Branson
Carbon Hill Edges Bern Union 36 34 in Tight Contest
Carbon Hill High edges Bern Union 36 34 after trailing much of the game. Hardy led with 16 points and Holland added 16 for Bern Union. Carbon Hill reserves beat Bern Union Jayvees 38-22 in the preceding game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill High
Bern Union
Bulldogs
Hardy
Holland
Jayvees
Carbon Hill G. F
J Campbell
Aenees
Tan Steanscetes
OS Ars
Johnson
Matheney
Ar Saiceas Skae
Bern Union G. F. Pt
Psinttentaetarirely
Beenend
McCartney
Flemming
Floodwall Group Settles One Claim in Wetland Case
The Ripley flood wall commission met in Mason County court Tuesday and settled one condemnation claim while continuing two others. The city must fulfill an agreement to provide ample sewerage at a Charleston Road tourist court and eatery owned by E. C. Wagner. Durfee and Musgrave claims were carried to today and Wednesday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Circuit Court
Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
Charleston Road
E. C. Wagner
Madeline Durfee
C. G P. Musgrave
River St
Howard Wartenburg
Everett Sutton
Virgil Love
Christie Blenner
George A. Rairden
W. L. Poling
French Boggess
Son-in-Law Is Injured in Railroad Accident
Mrs. F H Capehart and Frank H Capehart Jr traveled to St Joseph's Hospital Cleveland Ohio to be with Car F Taylor the railroad worker injured in a railroad accident His right arm was amputated and he possibly sustained chest injuries but was said to have better than a 50 50 chance of surviving The Taylors live in Sheffield Lake near Lorain Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F. H. Capehart
Main St
Frank H. Capehart, Jr
Parker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylors
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
Womans Club Dance Moves to Katydid Club Site
Point Pleasant reports the Thanksgiving dance sponsored by the Women's Club will be at the Katydid Club on Route 62 six miles north. Mrs J Sanford Rhoades said the event runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Hap Price's Orchestra from Huntington providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
American Legion Hall
Route 62
Weekend Thanksgiving Guests Visit Area Families
The article lists numerous weekend and holiday visitors to Morgantown and nearby towns, including Dr. H. S. Barr Bradford of Charleston, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Filson of Lafayette Indiana. It notes Thanksgiving plans and hosting arrangements at multiple addresses. Elmo Wood recovers from a broken foot after an accident in Rutland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Barr
Jackson Ave
H. S. Barr
Bradford
Charleston
Thomas Bailey
Wilson Long
Cambridge
Ohio
J. D. Collins
James
Morgantown
Homer C. Martin
Jefferson Blvd
Carl Adkins
Lafayette
D. O. Buchanan
Harold F. Rose
Marietta
Bill Rose
Cleo Vaught
Mansfield
George Overholt
Ohio River Road
B. F. Sommers
Leon
Richard Sommers
Frank
Cincinnati
Dora
Peggy Hysell
Geneva
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
PJ Pleasant
W. R. Woodall
A. H. Roseberry
James Kay Thomas
Berry and
William Meade
Reba Beale
Juliet Smith
Point Pleasant
F. W. Ingraham
C. P. Stout
Ben Stout
Petersham
Mass
Elmo Wood
Rutland
Park
Harold Neff
Marahta
Clinton Neff
Liberty St
Driver Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving Charge
Lexie Leedts Jackson, 18, of Gallipolis Ferry, was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty before Justice S A Simmons to a reckless driving charge. Jackson posted a $500 appearance bond following arrest at Wyoming Church Red Mud Ridge Saturday night by Deputies Morrison and Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
Lexie Leedts Jackson
Gallipolis Ferry
Peace Court
Jackson
Wyoming Church
Red Mud Ridge
T. L. Morrison
T. F. Yost
Inn Reopening Set Next Week
Point Pleasant announces the Tiny Drive Inn on Route 62 at Belle Meade will reopen under new management after Thanksgiving. Weather has hampered remodeling. E. F. Geiger says the project continues with his wife and Alma Swindle joining in the enterprise alongside Point Pleasant's police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Bellemeade
E. F. Geiger
Geiger
Alma Swindle
Christmas Decorations Are Strung in Point Pleasant
Water works Manager Frank Biffle and a three man crew began placing Point Pleasant street decorations Tuesday morning. They will string from Sixth and Viand down Sixth to Main and along Main Street to Second, with illuminated Santa figures across bridge approaches and intersections including 22nd and Jackson and 11th and Viand. Illumination hoped by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frank Biffle
Sixth
Viand
Main
Main St
Biffle
Shadle Bridge
Silver Bridge
22Nd
Jackson
11Th
Chicago Man Speaks To Merchants Kiwanis Rally
Deloss Walker of Chicago addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Lafayette Hotel Tuesday night serving as principal speaker at a retail merchants rally at Washington school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gallipolis
Deloss Walker
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Washington School
River Traffic at Gallipolis Locks and District
Traffic reports list boat movements on the Gallipolis locks and Kanawha River with vessel names and times. Several boats rise or fall including price down Semet Sullivan Kenna and Solway Dolle Cook Castle Casabal Casablanca plus Lehigh Weir Patriot Atlas Sohlo Fleetwing Martin LCL 978 at various early morning and afternoon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Price
Semet
Sullivan
Kenna
Kanmvha
Solway
London
Dolle
Winfield
Cook
Castle
Lehigh
Weir
Patriot
Atlas
Sohlo
Martin
LCL
Casablanca
Holzer Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Admits include Lawrence R. Wiley Middleport Mrs Troy Butcher Racine W B Rainey Middleport Mrs E B Webb Hamden James Hawkins Marietta Mrs Gerald Douglas Flora Mrs Mark Higginbotham Jackson Carol Goodwin Jackson Mrs Robert Durst Point Pleasant Mrs W Lewis Brown Gallipolis Calvin Noland Gallipolis Mrs Merrill L Johnson Gallipolis Discharges list Samuel Berry and daughter Merrill L Johnson Obert Zeigler Mrs I B Weed Samuel Casey Mrs Allie Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Wiley
Middleport
Troy Butcher
Racine
W. B. Rainey
E. B. Webb
Hamden
James Hawkins
Marietta
Gerald Douglas
Flora
Mark Higginbotham
Jackson
Carol Goodwin
Robert Durst
Point Pleasant
W. Lewis Brown
Gallipolis
Calvin Noland
Merrill L. Johnson
Samuel Berry
Obert Zeigler
I. B. Weed
Samuel Casey
Allie Miller
ANNUAL DINNER PLANNED GALLIPOLIS Vinton Baptist Church issues Thanksgiving dinner plan
The Vinton Baptist Church announces its annual Thanksgiving dinner in Gallipolis to be held Thursday at 11 am. Members and guests are invited to share the meal, reflecting on church activities and community fellowship. Local residents attended various visits and gatherings mentioned in nearby notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vinton Baptist Church
Gallipolis C&O Train Hits Truck Near Addison
A Gallipolis C&O passenger train collided with a truck on Campaign road in Addison. The truck driver Oscar E. French, 33, sustained head lacerations and was treated by a physician. The engineer E. J. Schrader, 56, of Logan, reported minor engine damage. A separate Route 7 three truck crash near Gallipolis involved operators Laster P. Rogptis 39 Athens, Harry Hendricks 24 Middleport, and Kenneth M. Woods 23 Racine. Hendricks was arrested for unsafe vehicle operation. one truck from Royal Crown Bottling Co. was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Campaign Road
Addison
State Highway Patrol
Oscar E. French
Logan
Route 7
Laster PF
Rogptis
Athens
C. Kenny Grocery Co
Athena
Harry Hendricks
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Middleport
Kenneth M. Woods
Racine
Zerkle Trucking Co
Hendricks
Sheriff Aims to Nab Thieves Behind Local Coal Property Heists
Sheriff George Ehman says he is closing in on burglars who targeted two coal mining properties, including John Gabor’s strip mine near Mercerville. A gasoline pump was forced open and fuel stolen. another building was entered and goods taken. The pattern suggests the thieves know the sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Ehman
John Gabor
Mercerville
Beaver Farm
Gallia Senior Is Speaker At Rotary Club Dinner
Gallia Academy high school senior Loren Niday spoke at the Rotary club dinner in Gallipolis. Reverend L A Donnally introduced him and explained the Ohio Council of Churches peace education effort. Niday performed his Prince of Peace declamation titled A Realistic Peace by Robert A Birchfield to win the city trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Loren Niday
Gallia Academy
Rotary Club
Farmers Hotel
Niday
L. A. Donnally
Ohio Council of Churches
Robert A. Birchfield
Farm Tractor Damaged In Coal Truck Collision
A farm tractor owned by Agee Implement Co and driven by Lloyd Walker was struck by a coal truck on Eastern Ave near Condee chapel. The truck, driven by Eugene C Hopkins, attempted to pass but cut back and rammed the tractor after brakes failed. Walker was treated at Holzer Hospital for injuries. tractor damage about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eastern Ave
Condee Chapel
Agee Implement Co
Lloyd Walker
Eugene C Hopkins
Hillsboro
Walker
Holzer Hospital
Furniture Talk Highlights Home Furnishings Talk in Rio Grande
Galliaopolis? Anne Biebacker, specialist in home furnishings at Ohio State University, spoke on furniture arrangement at the home of Mrs. 8 F Jackson, Rio Grande. Mrs Willard Call and Mrs 8 E Jenkins were elected to Rio Grande on the home council executive committee for the coming year. Present were numerous local ladies and the hostess with Miss Doris Rice, home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Anne Biebacker
Ohio State University
F. Jackson
Rio Grande
Willard Call
E. Jenkins
Home Council
Wendell Evans
Sidney Fadely
James Richards
Finley Richards
Frank Allen
Ernest Blazer
F. W. McDermott
Fred E. Hamrick
Sylvia McCromartie
L. D. Warman
J. W. Clark
Doris Rice
Hore
Two Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court
In Gallia County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert M. tz granted two divorces and dismissed a third case without prejudice. Ruth Payne of Bidwell was divorced from Dana F. Payne with custody of four children. Bernice Virginia Carte of Cheshire was divorced from Frank lin Matthew Carte with custody of three children. Shirley Hornsby’s divorce from William Hornsby was dismissed on plaintiff’s request. Henry E. Nichols of Wheeling and Gertrude Hefffy of Vinton obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert M.tz
Ruth Payne
Bidwell
Dana F. Payne
Bernice Virginia Carte
Cheshire
Franklin Matthew Carte
William Hornsby
Shirley Hornsby
Prowler Slugs Wife With Lamp During Home Invasion
Akron police search for a probably demented intruder who entered the home of school teacher James Mallo. He struck Mrs. Mallo with a table lamp and threatened the six week old son James Jr. She was sent to Pepple's Hospital in fair condition and the baby remained at Children's Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron UI
James Mallo
James, Jr
$4000 Liquor Missing Bound for Ohio
A $4000 loss of liquor bound for Ohio was reported in Columbus. The Eastern Motor Dispatch Co. said 100 cases of whisky vanished from an 840 case cargo that departed a Peekskill New York plant on November 18. The truck seal remained intact when discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Eastern Motor Dispatch Co
Peekskill
N. Y
Pre Colored Oleo Sale To Be Legal Dec 8
In Columbus the sale of pre colored oleomargarine becomes legal at 12 01 am December 8 after certification of the electorate’s approval of the initiated law in the November election. A technicality left the office type ballot as not certified due to ongoing litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ironton Man Held On Murder Charge
Dempsey Wickline, 30, of Ironton, was bound over to the Lawrence County Grand Jury on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of his father in law Everett Johnson on November 14. Judge John J. Gallagher ordered the case for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronton
ULP
John J. Gallagher
Dempsey Wickline
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
Everett Johnson
Community singing Tuesdays at Hockingport church
Local notes show weekly church singing at 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs Charles Randolph relocate to Charleston for work. Several families relocate within Ohio and West Virginia, including Gibbs to Rockland and Blake to Shields property.
West Columbia Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Harry Halacoth and Miss Alice Van Meter visited Mrs Omie Kerwood. Mr and Mrs Henry Edwards visited their son and daughter in law and other relatives in Toledo Ohio. William Van Meter of Eno Ohio spent time with his sister Mrs Albert Stewart. Richard Fowler stayed home with tonsillitis. The Johnsons moved into a new home. Evalee and Rosanna Frye visited relatives in Ohio River area. Mary Laiving and Hoy Roush visited James Lee and Nan Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Harry Halacoth
Alice van Meter
Omie Kerwood
Henry Edwards
Inlaw
H. L. Edwards
Toledo
Ohio
William van Meter
Eno
van Meter
Albert Stewart
Richard Fowler
Homer Johnson
Riley Frye
Evalee
Rosanna
Residents and Visitors Extend Winter Stay in Gallia County
Mr and Mrs Ben Rupe and Mr and Mrs Glenn Rupe of Huntington spent a day in Charleston West Virginia. Dale Mulford was in Athens recently. L M Gilmore visited his daughter Mrs Douglas Durst. Charlotte Scott weekends with sister Mrs Lucille Rathburn of Gallipolis. John Spires Rutland spent days at the J E Evans home. Arthur Casto and family return to Portsmouth Road Gallipolis for winter. Wendell Roush is mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger
Ben Rupe
Glenn Rupe
Huntington
Charleston
W. Va
Dale Mulford
Athens
L. M. Gilmore
Douglas Durst
Charlotte Scott
Lucille Rathburn
Gallipolis
John Spires
Rutland
J. E. Evans
Arthur Casto
Portsmouth Rd
Wendell Roush
Bobby Schoonover
R. C. Walkers
Jessie Russell
Fort Knox
Roy Russell
Jessie
Seattle
Wash
Cpl
Heber McClask
Mike
Albuquerque
McClaskey
Alva Sheets
Earl Swisher
Cecil Lane
Thomas McDernitt
Andrew Percy
W. E. Houston
Portsmouth
Roy Warren
Columbus
Cora Black
Jimmy Short
C. L. Zimmerman
FE. E. Harrison
Covington, Ky
Christine Black
Bunche Considered for Ambassador to Russia
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on Wednesday that Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, former UN mediator in Palestine, is being boosted for the post of ambassador to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
Russia
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Search for missing four engine transport plane near Portland
Air Force search crews scanned mountain ridges north of Portland for traces of a four engine transport plane missing with six men aboard. The disappearance prompted a federal search effort and mixed weather conditions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Air Force
Here
C&O Ends Travel Credit Card Plan Due to Rising Costs
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will discontinue its travel credit card program citing rising costs. A railroad spokesman said the decision is effective soon and will affect travelers who used the Dee 3L plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&o
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Free on Bond Driver Arrested Again in Racine
Eugene Neville 39 was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a collision on Route 124 in Racine. He was freed on $500 bond and delivered to the State Highway Patrol for processing. He had previous Racine wrecks and appeared for a common pleas court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Racine
Eugene Neville
Common Pleas Court
Neville
Lawrence Basler
Letart Falla
Harry Haman
Nevil
State Highway Patrol
Birthday celebration recalls long list of guests
The article details a Sunday birthday anniversary for Mrs. P. L. Wollett at the Drakes home in Potluck. A reunion planning meeting elected Mrs. Golden Drake president, William Glenn vice president, and Mrs. Pauline Guess secretary. Numerous relatives and friends from Glouster Columbus Reynoldsburg Black Lick Zanesville and other towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wallett
Chillicothe
Mia
Alvira Humphrey
Ralph
Gene Paul
Terry Lee
Melvin Humphrey
Fantella Harrington
Robert Humphrey
Columbus
Mildred Hogue
Giouster
Edward Glenn
Carl
William van Alma Kick
Black Lick
Harlan Glenn
Birth of Denny Carl Morrow in Kanauga
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morrow announced the birth of a son Denny Carl at Point Clinic on Thursday Nov 17. The couple also have a daughter aged three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Carl Morrow
Denny Carl
Point Clinic
Murray City Visitors Gather for Weekend
Elroy Short and Clifford Brooker visit Mrs. Harry Jones in East Liberty. Edward Slater family and Sarah of The Plains visit Mr. and Mrs. James Meredith, as Mrs. Meredith is ill. Several other families from Cleveland Columbus Akron Barberton and Columbus visited the Cra ft and Worthington households and the Snyder home weekend guests including Miss Chastine Lowery of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Elroy Short
Clifford Brooker
Harry Jones
East Liberty
Edward Slater
Sarah
the Plains
James Meredith
Meredith
Main St
R. E. Kruger
Paul
Bobby
Thompson
Sue
May Thorton
Cleveland
Paul Berry
Michael
Columbus
Howard Craft
Clayton Worthington
Clarence Hayes
Akron
William Hayes
Andy Robson
Wayne Snyder
Dana
Barberton
Kenneth Julian
Emmett Snyder
Snyder
Chastine Lowery
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Owasso
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Walter Lanner
Nelsonville
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W. G. Betz
Ralph Bal
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Gallia Senior
Henry E. Nichols
Wheeling
Gertrude Hefffy
Vinton
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Harris Griffin
Elizabeth
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Dale Wayne
Charles Brooks
Massie
Roy Rose
Richwood
Katherine Shields
Parkersburg
Putman Freefly
Harry Pickens
Coolville
Mary Lincicome
Old Kyger
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Zanesville
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Hemlock
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New Lexington
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