POINT PLEASANT DAR Speaker Describes Constitution Benefits
Mrs. J Howard spoke to the Colonel Charles Chapter DAR at the Mansion House praising the Constitution as a protective coat of mail. She urged viewing it as a flexible framework shaped by experience and highlighted efforts to naturalize foreign-born citizens and educate youth about rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
United States
J . Howard
Colonel Charles
Daughters of American Revolution
Mansion House
Howard
Borderland
Fayette County
Cary H. Rayburn
Donald A. Smith
Hartford
Norman Vincent Peale
Eldrige Sauer
Gertrude Carroway
Chester A. Roush
Mrs. Hess Dies at 89 in New Haven
Elizabeth Hess, 89, of New Haven, died Sunday after a four month illness. She fell at home breaking a hip and had been in ill health. Survived by two daughters M E Ord and Mrs Guy Stewart, son Charles Hess, a sister Alice Grantham and brother Edward Hess, plus 11 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at New Haven Methodist Church with burial in Graham Station Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Elizabeth Hess
New Haven
Irving, Tr
Edward Hess
Crossville
Tenn
New Haven Methodist Church
Graham Station Cemetery
Pioneer Patrol Serves as Color Guard at Public Square
The Pioneer Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 66 presents colors daily at the Public Square weather permitting. Members include Robert Steenrod patrol leader Bill Polley assistant Daniel Clark scribe and Paul Brunston with rotation among patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pioneer Patrol
Boy Scout Troop 66
Robert Steenrod
Bill Polley
Daniel Clark
Paul Brunston
Joe Hardy Opens Home Appliance Repair Shop
Nelsonville reports the opening of Hardy's Home Appliance Repair & Service at 990 Poplar St by Joe Hardy. He offers repair and servicing of all types of household appliances with new and modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Electrified clothesline kills 4 year old in Fremont
Four year old Michael Elder of Woodville was electrocuted in Fremont after tripping on a clothesline carrying power from a downed live wire. Authorities say the accident occurred Thursday as a utility line interaction caused the line to become live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Michael Elder
Woodville
Amesville Junior Carnival Poster Winners Named
Posters for the Ames Bern Junior Carnival held Oct 8 were judged with Addison Jago taking first place and Dick Dean second. The winning posters are displayed in local Amesville businesses. The carnival program includes Cafe A B Floor Show and Shirley Potter as mistress of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ames-Bern
Addison Jago
Dick Dean
Shirley Potter
Junior Class Sponsors School Skating Party
The Junior Class hosted a skating party at the Easter Rollercade on Tuesday with about 125 attendees.
Ohio history test slated for Ames Bern seniors and juniors
Juniors and seniors at Ames Bern High School will take the Ohio history government and citizenship test Oct. 7. The two students from Ames Bern scoring highest receive an Ohio medal. The top scorer in Athens County will take a second test Nov. 19, with a $100 prize awarded to Diane Hamilton and Shirley Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames- Bern High School
Ames-Bern
Athens County
Mortar Company Trains on Fujiyama Slopes in Japan
Mortar Company CUTLER Marine Pt Frede rick R. McAtee, son of Mrs Mabel C McAtee of Cutler, is undergoing two months of training on the stones of Fujiyama, Japan, with a mortar company of the Third Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler—Marine
Frederick R. McAtee
Mabel C. McAtee
Cutler
Fujiyama
Japan
Third Marine Division
Saint Peter's Hosts Chaplain Starratt on China Christianity
The Church of Gallipolis hosts Rev. Dr. Alfred B. Starratt at 8 pm Monday to discuss Christianity and Communism in China today. Starratt, former Hanchung University chaplain, Kenyon College professor, and last Episcopal missionary to leave China after the Communist Revolution, will share insights from his experiences behind the Iron Curtain. Born 1914 in Quincy Massachusetts, Starratt earned a BS from Boston University and an S.T.B. from Episcopal Theological School, with a PhD from Harvard in 1952. He has served as editor, parish rector in Lincoln and Stockbridge, and is now rector of Harcourt parish while teaching at Kenyon. Speaker is invited by Rev. Richard Ash of St Peter's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Peter's Church
Gallipolis
Alfred B. Starratt
Kenyon College
Hanchung University
Central China
Starratt
China
Quincy
Mass
Boston University
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Harvard Graduate School
Central China Theological Review
Lincoln and
Stockbridge
Harcourt Parish
United States
Orient
Far East
Richard Ash
St. Peter's Church
Point Pleasant Society Council 63 Meeting Highlights
The Pt. Pleasant Society Council 63 of Daughters of America met Friday at the Junior OUAM Hall with Mrs. John Aice presiding. The report mentions members and families including connections to Salem Academy Chi Omega Washington engineers B F Goodrich and Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council 63 of Daughters of America
Ouam Hall
John Aice
Kenwood
Congress
West Virginia
Equitable Life Insurance Society of
United States
Salem Academy
Ohio State
B. F. Goodrich Co
Hogg
Point Pleasant
Mary Hogg Patterson
Viand Street
Miss Hogg
Luncheon Meeting by Women of Christ Church Episcopal
A luncheon gathering of women from Christ Church Episcopal is set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the church parish house. Hosts include Mrs. William Meade Mrs. A L Rossiter Mrs. Helen Williams Josephine Howard and Miss Reba Beale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Christ Church, Episcopal
William Meade
A. L. Rossiter
Helen Williams
Josephine Howard
Reba Beale
Mrs Harold Supple Hosts WSCS Meeting At Vaught Memorial
Mrs H A Barnette opened the WSCS of Vaught Memorial Methodist Church with scripture and a poem Forgive. Secretary-treasure report read and Kiwanis Club dinner served Oct 14. A program is planned Oct 28 with Beech Hill and Henderson Churches as guests. Apple butter orders via 92-R or 680-1-2. Reverend Ray Lapari gave closing prayer. Refreshments served to several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Supple
Henderson
WSCS
Vaught Memorial Methodist Church
H. A. Barnette
Herbert Henderson
Kiwanis Club
Beech Hill
Ray Lapari
Hostes
Lapar
Barnette
C. FE. McCulloch
James D. Long
Hugh Reiker
Adams
Jay and
Larry Supple
Weston AAUW Branch to Host 20th Anniversary Dinner
Mrs. C. R. Davison state AAUW president will speak at Point Branch’s 20th anniversary dinner on Oct. 11. Dinner served at 6:15 in the Presbyterian dining room with Mrs. Lionel Smith as reservations chairman.
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C. R. Davison
Weston
American Association of University Women
Point Branch
Presbyterian Dinning
Lionel Smith
Mary Lynn Hogg Engaged to John F. Shackelford
Mr and Mrs Robert L Hogg announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Lynn Hogg to John F Shackelford son of Mr and Mrs Shackelford of Akron. Both graduates of Ohio State University plan to marry December 18. The prospective bride lives with her parents on Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Hogg
New York
Washington, D. C
Mary Lynn Hogg
John F. Shackelford
Shackelford
Akron
Miss Hogg
Ohio State University
Elmwood
Anthony Beckey Funeral in Point Pleasant
Funeral services for T Anthony Beckey 30 of Park Drive were held Monday at the Presbyterian Church. He died Friday night at Pinecrest Hospital Beckley. Burial followed in Suncrest Cemetery. Pallbearers included Roy Amburgey P H Wheeler Robert Moss Woodrow Burdette Mel Harvey and Howard Safford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
T. Anthony Beckey
Park Drive
Pinecrest Hospital
Beckley
O. C. Landrum
Presbyterian Church
Mohr- Arnett
Suncrest
Roy Amburgey
P. H. Wheeler
Robert Moss
Woodrow Burdette
Mel Harvey
Howard Safford
River Traffic Gallipolis Towboats Pass Chambersburg Dam
Towboats moved upriver past the Chambersburg Dam on Sunday with details of times, cargoes, and gauges. W. W. Keeley carried two empties at 1:25 pm, Lucy Jane Lucas upriver with one barge of gasoline at 8:19 am, Sohio State with three barges of gasoline at 4:35 pm, and Frank C. Rand with a mixed load including sulphur bars oil steel and pig iron. River levels showed 18.1 and 9.6 on the rollers. Montgomery locks 3 ft, Point Pleasant 24.28 ft, Kanawha Falls 3 ft and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chambersburg
W. W. Keeley
Lucy Jane Lucas
Sohio State
Frank C. Rand
Ohio River
Montgomery
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Falls
Christ Church Hosts Christening Of Bateson Shadie Grandchildren
The Bateson and Shadie families held a christening at Christ Church Episcopal in Point Pleasant. Donald Ward Bateson and Linda Shadie were named as children of Harry Bateson and James Shadie respectively. Godfathers included Donald Wright, Jack Burdette, and Mayor B W Krodel with godmothers Patricia Ingraham and Carol Krodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Christ Church Episcopal
Jerome D. Rodgers
Donald Ward Bateson
Harry Bateson
Louis Bateson
Ohio River Rd
F. W. Ingraham
Windseon Court
Linda Shadie
James Shadie
Winfield Rd
B.W. Krodel
Viand St
Ee Shadie
Winfield 4
Donald Wright
St. Louis
Jack Burdette
Washington, D. C
Bateson
Mayor Krode
Andrew Cole
Chevy Chase
Shadie
Cole
Walter A. Windsor
Windsor Court
Patricia Ingraham
Carol Krodel
Weekend Visits and Local Residents Update
Miss Eleanor Scheik of Huntington spent the weekend at home. Mrs. E. E. Heiner returned home after visiting friends in Huntington. Miss Peggy Hatton, a West Liberty College student, stayed with her mother and grandparents. Miss Juliet Smith returned home after visiting Helen Bonebrake in Urbana Ohio. Mrs. Gail Faires is a surgical patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Robert Sines of Beckley visited her mother on Winfield Road. Sheriff Charlies A. Roberts and family hosted relatives from Virginia and Ohio including Sally Bennett and Harry T. Roberts. Marjorie McDonald and Robbie Snyder, both of Beckley, also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burdette of Washington visited Mrs. Burdettes mother in Ohio. Joe Burdette and Charleston friends were Sunday guests. The Robert family in Charleston visited relatives on English Road. Catherine Stephens and Warren Stewart of Leon visited Stephen’s brother Andy Stewart of Mason who is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Scheik
Huntington
E. E. Heiner
Main St
Peggy Hatton
West Liberty College
Frances Hatton
Homer Mattox
Jefferson Ave
Juliet Smith
Helen Bonebrake
Urbana
Ohio
Gail Faires
Main
Harry T. Roberts
Kalaka
Mont
Marjorie McDonald
Robbie Snyder
Beckley
Jack Burdette
Washington
Burdette
P. T. Burdette
Ohio River Road
Joe Burdette
Charleston
Robert
William Burdette
English Road
Eunice B. Beller
Twenty First
Clara Stephens
Catherine Stephens
Warren Stewart
Leon
Stephen
Andy Stewart
Mason
Multiple US Route Crashes Injure Several in Gallia County
Gallipolis police investigated four traffic accidents over the weekend. In one 8:15 a.m. Sunday collision on Route 7 north of Chambersburg, Paul Peters and John Call, both aged in their 30s and 50s, reported minor damage after Call turned left and Peters tried to pass. Saturday morning a Bidwell pickup struck a recently loose heifer near Rio Grande, the animal killed. A 5:25 p.m. Saturday collision south of Middleport left two people with minor injuries and led to Grueser and Shoemaker facing charges for left-turn dispute and speeding respectively. Friday a Vinton area crash injured one person when a stop was not signaled. A later stop-stop rear-end crash near Vinton left Ruby Cartwright with a laceration and Roscoe Davis Jr. cited for failing to signal a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Paul O Peters
Parkersburg
John Co.Call
Bladen
Call
Rio Grande
James McBride
Bidwell Route 2
Willard Call
Bidwell
Call's Place
McBride
Middleport
Gallipolla
Carl Jrueser
Charley Shoemaker
En Haven
Ker
Sidney T. Russell
Grueser
Donald Adkins
New Haven
Shoemaker
Meiga General Hospital
Keystone
Vinton
Ruby T Cartwright
Ewington
Roy C. Cartwright
Roscoe Davis, Jr
Davis
Gallipolis
Ex-Resident Rites Slated for D. W. Davis
Funeral services for D. W. Saddler Davis 94 will be at 11 am Tuesday at Thurman Methodist Church with Rev. John Davis officiating and interment in Tyn Rhos Cemetery. Davis operated a Centerville harness shop with Lemuel Thom and later ran as a funeral director before moving to Columbus. he died Saturday in Columbus after pneumonia. Surviving are son J Spurgeon Davis of Tuppers Plains, another son D Harvey Davis of Columbus, sister Mrs. Jennie Jones of Columbus, and several local relatives. Pallbearers named Roger Williams Stanley Cooper Ray Thomas Bill Ruff Clyde Russell Luther Beman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
D. W
Saddler) Davis
Thurman Methodist Church
John Davis
Tyn Rhos
Saddler Davis
Centerville
Lemuel Thomas
Steve Thomas
Columbus
Roger Williams
Stanley Cooper
Ray Thomas
Bill Ruff
Clyde Russell
Luther Beman
Glassburn Dies at 49 in Bidwell
Clem Glassburn 49 of Bidwell Route 1 died at 2 15 a m Sunday at O Neill Rest Home Pomeroy He once ran an undertaking business sold it to J L Coleman and later worked as a farmer and county grader aide He was born November 26 18 and married Rosa Cloneh September 30 1908 Surviving are two sons Loren and Vaughn three grandchildren a sister and two brothers with others predeceasing him Funeral services will be Tuesday 2 p m at the Glassburn residence conducted by Rev Leonard A Donnelly Burial in Fairview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clem Glassburn
Bidwell
O'Neill
Pomeroy
J. L. Coleman
Daniel Galssburn
Gallia
Glassburn
J. Glassburn
Clemma Ray Glassburn
Nathaniel
Sarah Vaughn Glassburn
Rosa Cloneh
Loren M. Glassburn
Vaughn C. Glassburn
Francis
Lynn
Jimmy Glassburn
Fred
Rilla) Stuckey
New Albany
Harry H. Glassburn
Tiffin
Jesta Glassburn
Howard
Colby Glassburn
Leonard A. Donnelly
Toledo
Grace Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Nelsonville
J. A. White
Pomeroy High School
University Hospital
Columbus
Clarence White
Mra Ma White
Ohio University
Athens
White
Carolyn
Jimmy
Ralph
Pomeroy Church of Christ
Ohio Valley Commandery
Knights Templar
Ewing Funeral
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Admits List
Hospital notes list numerous admissions and births including Mr and Mrs William Evans of Logan with a daughter, Mrs Lottie Jewett of New Straiteville, and many others named by town. Several patients, spouses, and newborns are recorded across Glouster Nelsonville Amesville Chauncey and Athens areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Logan
Edward Dean
Athens
Howard Morrison
New Pilymouth
Lottie Jewett
New Straiteville
Roger Vollmar
Haydenville
Samuel Reeves
Glouster
Sarah E. Barker
Nelsonville
Hazel Six
Chauncey
Joan Lane
Corning
Garnet Schoonover
Juanita Joseph
Athena
Harry Dodd
Murray City
Jimmy Mount Logan
Teacher Fred Frownfelter Dies Suddenly in Gallia County
Fred Frownfelter 48 a Bethel School teacher in Ohio Township was found dead at home. Coroner ruled death natural due to heart ailment. He taught grades three to five and had a Nap routine. Survived by wife Juanita Saunders and five children. services planned at Mercerville Baptist Church with pallbearers from Masonic Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred Frownfelter
Bethel School
Ohio Township
Mercerville School
Gallia County
Donald R. Warehime
Frownfelter
Gallipolis State Institute
Rio Grande College
Mercerville High School
Masonic Lodge
Chambersburg
Mercerville Baptist Church
Charlies Lusher
Painesville
John R. Lusher
Mercerville
Ridgelawn
J. Frownfelter
Grange
Fred Gilbert Frownfelter
Odie
Dora Plymale Frownfelter
Columbus
Frank
Juanita Saunders
Jimmy Frownfelter
South Carolina
Wanda Barry
Freddy
Johnny
Donna
Gilberta Lynn Barry
Local Social Notes Highlight Middleport Visit and Visits
Gallipolis personals detail Miss Adrienne Mills from Holver Hospital School of Nursing visiting Middleport over Sunday and Monday. Jimmy Porter spent weekend with his uncle James Lloyd in Oak Hill. County Agent Bill Smith and Mrs Betty Ott attended an extension agents meeting at Canter's Cave. The camp closed for season. Miss Janice Laman of Holver Hospital staff visited her parents in Middleport over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Mills
Holver Hospital School of Nursing
Middleport
Jimmy Porter
James Lloyd
Oak Hill
Bill Smith
Betty Ott
Galila County
Canter’s Cave
Janice Laman
Holver Hospital
Raymond Laman
Mansfield man fined in Gallipolis roadway case
Warren R. Williamson Jr. of Mansfield was fined five dollars and costs in Meigs County for crossing the yellow line. Kelson S. Phillips of Rutland also faced the same charge with a hearing set for 7 p.m. Friday before Middleport Mayor Sidney T. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Post
State Highway Patrol
Warren R. Williamson, Jr
Mansfield
Meigs County
Justice of the Peace
Gerald Reuter
Kelson S. Phillips
Rutland
Middleport
Sidney T. Russell
Gallipolis man posted bond on wrong side of road charge
Henry Meek of Columbus appeared before Municipal Judge William H. Jones on a State Highway Patrol charge accusing him of walking on the wrong side of the road. He posted bond for his Monday appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henry Meek
Columbus
William H. Jones
Speeding Charge Filed in Gallipolis Case
Donald Sprague, 32, of Belpre was fined $15 and costs by Justice of the Peace Nelson Torrence of Tuppers. The speeding charge was brought by Gallipolis Post, State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Justice of the Peace
Nelson Torrence
Plains
Donald Sprague
Belpre
Gallipolis Post
State Highway Patrol
Northup Driver Cit Ed Gallipolis Charge
A driver cited today by the State Highway Patrol faced a charge of stopping on the highway near Gallipolis. The incident involved 20 year old Charlie Simmons of Northup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northup
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Charlies Simmons
Boosters Meet Tonight in Nelsonville Band Room
A regular meeting of the Band Boosters is scheduled for 7 30 p m today in the high school band room in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Marjorie Conley Begins Duties with Columbus and Southern Ohio
Miss Marjorie Conley starts clerical duties today on the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co staff after serving as a Tribune proofreader. The move marks a transition within the local employment scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marjorie Conley
The
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Tribune
Oil and Gas Man J. J. Clark Dies at 78
James Clark of Pomeroy aged 78, a prominent oil and gas contractor and developer born in Syracuse, died Monday after illness. Survived by wife Rose Helen Hann and several relatives. son died in infancy. Funeral at Trevey Funeral Home officiated by Mrs. A P Miller with Masonic pallbearers. burial Beach Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy James Clark
Syracuse
Mens Avi&tion
Ohio
Rose Helen Hann
Mra G. Clyde Wolfe
Racine
Bend
James
Traffic accident and minor injuries reported near Athens
Victims of a Route 34 collision near Athens, Mr and Mrs Peter Doneff of Newark received emergency treatment at Mount St Mary Hospital with head laceration and bruises. Minor injuries include a two year old girl with lower lip laceration, an eight year old boy with chest bruise, and Clyde Ames with an ankle injury from a shovel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens
Peter Doneff
Newark
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Doneff
Christine O'Nail
Charles O’nail, Jr
Poplar St
James L. Brown, Jr
Dayton
James L. Brown
Clyde Ames
Chestnut St
Kirkendall & Woodard Coal Co
East Clayton man posts cash bond in intoxication case
Fred Drescher of East Clayton posted a $20 cash bond in the mayor Earl Hilleary court for intoxication which was forfeited. Edna Haines of Nelsonville Route 1 pleaded guilty in the mayor’s court Sunday to intoxication and was fined $10 and costs. Robert Morrison of 25% Hocking Street Nelsonville was charged by city police with unsafe operation of a motor vehicle and fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Drescher
East Clayton
Earl Hilleary
Edna Haines
Robert Morrison
Hocking St
Banquet Honors K of P Chief Patton in Nelsonville
About 150 Knights and Pythian Sisters and friends gathered in Nelsonville to honor Raymond C. Patton Sr., newly elected grand chancellor of the One Grand Domain, with a reception drawing a 200-strong crowd at Castle Hall. Local leaders and out-of-town guests joined in the program of toasts, gifts, and extended cooperation for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Raymond C. Patton
Valley Lodge 169
One Grand Domain
The
Christian Church
Castle
Ohio Domain
C. Roy Tomlinson
Valley Lodge
Hev
J. A. Long
George Thompson
Columbus
Hummell
Cleveland
Ohio Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
James Patton
William Howe
Clifford Barber
James Hollenbaugh
Tomlinson
Ray Patton
Pearl Hummel
Patton
Grand Lodge
James Leonard
Edna Thompson Rites Planned in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Thompson of Nelsonville Route 1 who died Saturday at Rocky Glen Sanatorium McConneleville will be conducted by Rev. Robert Onsman at Salem Church Tuesday at 1 p.m. Burial is in Salem Cemetery. Friends may call at sister Mrs. Elizabeth Stover’s Hamley Run home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvuass
Edna Thompson
Nelsonville
Rocky Glen
McConneleville
Robert Onsman
Salem Church
Salem Cemetery
Friends
Elizabeth Stover
Hamley Run
Volunteer Fire Dept to Sponsor Nelsonville Carnival
The Volunteer Fire Department of Nelsonville will sponsor a carnival on the Baird lot from Tuesday to Saturday. To boost advance ticket sales for rides on Tuesday to Thursday, tickets are offered at half price. Tickets are available at City Hall or from any fire department member. Proceeds fund equipment for the training unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fire Department of
City Hall
Fire Department
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Virgil Love
John H. Collins
State Park Commission
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Randolph
Hersel Henderson
Raymond Musgrave
Mary McCull
Ella D. Hayes
Blanche Armstrong
Joe Hardy
Diane Hamilton and
Saint Peter's
Pt. Pleasant Society
Clayton Bookman
Dean Kennard
Homer Ferrell
Lancaster
Robert Chute
Delbert Robinson
Leechburg
Stephen Alderman
Helen Bond
Ida McDonald
Edith Pitzer
Hemlock
Ellen Ringheiser Logan
Pearl Moe
Jesse van Bibber
Florence Smith
Evelyn Pollock
Nelsonvil
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William Murphy
New Straitsville
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Elmer Staley
Joyce Johnson
Carbon Hill
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Delaware
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Johnny Guitar
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William Holden
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Broken Lance Colter
Deluxe
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