Rotarians Hear Speech On Tomorrow's Home
Nelsonville Rotary hears Westinghouse representative Robert Wine discuss a dust free home aided by a precipation device. He cites rising electrical energy use and Westinghouse Columbus plant expansion as signs of a booming appliance industry and improved living standards within 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Westinghouse
Rotary Club
R. W. Parks
Parks’ Appliance
Robert Wine
Mansfield
Columbus
Willian Friederich
Adam Beltz
Carl Albrecht
Sylvania
Philip B. Weller
Knights of Pythias Launch Nationwide Safety Campaign
Nelsonville notes a continent wide highway safety drive authorized by the recent supreme lodge convention. Supreme Chancellor Sheldon M. Roper announced the program on Cincinnati radio. Valley Lodge 169 Nelsonville plans to join with other groups to cut highway deaths. Raymond Patton of Valley Lodge was elected grand prelate and is set to become grand chancellor in 1954. Valley Lodge meets tonight at 7 30 with all officers urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Supreme Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Sheldon M. Roper
Lincolnton
N. C
Cincinnati
Valley Lodge 169
Raymond Patton
Valley Lodge
Grand Lodge
Mount St Mary Hospital Births Recorded
Mr and Mrs Charles Lax of Nelsonville welcome a son. Admitted at Maywood Byers of Nelsonville Route 1 and Mrs Effie Bateman of Glouster Route 3. Charles Morrison of Glouster Route Jack McNabb of Nelsonville. Mrs Lucy C Shaw of Logan Route and Mrs Sarah Croy of Athens. William Large and Larry Henshaw of Nelsonville. Mrs Richard E Ridenour of Athens Route 5, and son.
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Charles Lax
Sonville
Maywood Byers
Nelsonville
Effie Bateman
Glouster
Charles Morrison
Jack McNabb
Nelonville
Lucy C. Shaw
Logan
Sarah Croy
Athens
William Large
Larry Henshaw
Richard E. Ridenour
Nelsonville PTA To Meet Friday At School
The Central PTA will hold its second meeting of the current school year Friday at 2 45 p m in the school building A musical program has been planned and a nursery hour arranged Mothers with preschool children are asked to bring them to the kindergarten room before the meeting Mrs Floyd Barrows and Mrs Richard Donahey will supervise the nursery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Floyd Barrows
Richard Donahey
Cosmopolitan Club Moves Anniversary Meeting Venue
The 50th anniversary meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club moves from Little House to the First Methodist Church social rooms. The event will be held Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Little House
First Methodist Church
Twig 4 Mount St. Mary Guild Meets at Baker Home
Twig 4 of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild held a regular meeting at Mrs. Jessie Baker’s home on W. Washington Street. Mrs. Pat Bateman and Mrs. Nina Windle hosted. Halloween decorations, games, and contests were enjoyed. Prizes went to Ellen Workman Athens, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Bateman, and Miss Helen Reynolds. The next meeting is set for November 10 with new officers to take duties.
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Twig 4
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Kate Johnson to study in Germany on exchange fellowship
Kate Johnson daughter of D R and Mrs D R Johnson 708 Walnut St leaves for New York City to sail Thursday aboard the SS Ryndam for Rotterdam. She will study for a doctorate at Gottingen University from November 1 to July 31 researching German short story writers of the late 19th century as an International Education Exchange fellow after earning a master’s degree at the University of Michigan. Her sister Polly Johnson of Cleveland plans to fly to New York today to bid her bon voyage.
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Nelsonville
Kate Johnson
D. R. Johnson
Walnut St
New York City
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Holland
Kate
Gottingen University
Hamburg
Institute of International Education, of
New York
University of Michigan
Ohio University
John Dowler
Polly Johnson
Cleveland
Girl Scouts
Laymen Sunday Planned by Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville Christian Church observes Laymen Sunday with laymen leading the 10:30 a m service. Harold Koker presides as Be rea n Men’s Class president. W G Davis to give the address "A Layman Today" and Rev C A Powers to teach at 9:30 a m. Evening sermon by Rev J A Long on "The King's Men." All laymen and friends invited.
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Nelsonville
Harold Koker
Berean
W. G. Davis
Chauncey- Dover
Charles A. Powers
West Virginia
J. A. Long
Funeral Services Set For William Currens
Funeral services for William Currens of Murray City will be conducted by the Rev. Charles Wilson at the EUB Church in Murray City on Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery, Nelsonville. Currens was street commissioner and superintendent of the water works.
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Nelsonville
William Currens
Murray City
Charles Wilson
EUB
Green Lawn
Currens
Tyo Restaurant to Resume Operations
NELSONVILLE the Tyo Restaurant at 35 Hocking St has been purchased by Arthur Newton and Ross Reed and will resume operations today. N S Red Tyo and Gilbert Circle have purchased a Gallipolis drive in station and plan to operate it.
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Nelsonville
Tyo
Hocking St
Arthur Newton
Ross Reed
N. S
Red
Gilbert
Circle 3 meets at Mrs McDaniel home
Circle 3 of WSCS at First Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Clyde McDaniel on Walnut Street.
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Circle 3
Steenrod-Weaver
WSCS
The
First Methodist Church
Clyde McDaniel
Walnut St
Congregation Invited To Homecoming at Rendville Baptist
Leaders of the mid week prayer meeting at First Baptist Church invite Miss Lelia Booker and Clifford Johnson to attend the rendville homecoming. The local church congregation has received an invitation to attend the annual homecoming at Rendville Baptist Church Sunday.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Lelia Booker
Clifford Johnson
Rendville Baptist Church
Rosser Family Returns Home After Lorain Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Rosser return to their home after a week in Lorain as guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer and their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Robert Veon Louise Kennard
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Edward Rosser
Lorain
Robert Meyer
Robert Veon
Louise Kennard
Nelsonville Attorney Takes Columbus Post
Basil Boritzki, long time associate of James F. Shumaker, leaves Nelsonville to become attorney examiner with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. He will keep his Nelsonville residence at 164 W. Washington St. and visit weekends.
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Nelsonville
Basil Boritzki
James F. Shumaker
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Boritzki
Steenrod
Washington St
Visitors Here GLOUSTER-Mr. and Mrs Wallace Host Guests
Mr. and Mrs. C F Wallace of Newark hosted Sunday evening supper guests including Mr. and Mrs Loren Siens from Huntington West Virginia Lizzie Wallace Mrs Earl Mc Coy Florence Wallace and Richard McCoy with Beth Ann and Joe in Newark and Mr and Mrs Dwight Post of Corning Mr and Mrs W W Wallace and Gail Wallace of Corning attended.
Man Receives Back Injury at Mine Work Place
Nelsonville Charles Morrison of Glouster Route 3 a machine man at Mine 255 was injured at work on Tuesday and admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital for treatment
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Nelsonville
Charles Morrison
Glouster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Worker Injured at Bailey Run Mine
Charles Morrison was injured at work on a coal machine in the Bailey Run mine. He was transported by C. F. Wallace ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital Tuesday evening.
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Glouster
Charles Morrison
Bailey Run
C. F. Wallace
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Gold Beaten To Ultra Thin Leaf Material
Gold is the most ductile metal known and can be beaten into extremely thin sheets. One ounce can produce about 300 square feet of gold leaf.
Cincinnati Markets Livestock and Commodities Report
US market snapshot shows salable hogs 2300 with hog prices mixed by weight and grade, cattle activity slow with limited demand and steady on light offerings, sheep lambs trades narrow and prices mixed, poultry butter and potatoes listed with current U S price ranges for Cincinnati AP report.
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Cincinnate
Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Letart Falls WSCS Meets and Halloween Party Recap
Letart Falls notes record the WSCS at the Methodist Church meeting Friday at Community Hall and a Faithful Circle Sunday School Halloween party with winners. Local residents and visitors are listed with illnesses hospital visits and weekend trips to Parkersburg Columbus Syracuse East Liverpool and Chester. Proceeds from a Sunday lunch serve painting costs for the church.
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Letart Falls
WSCS
Methodist Church
Hattie Lewis
L. L. Nice
Doctor's Hospital
Columbus
John Reed
North Kenova
Ohio
Ross Deiley
Carapolis
Eorge Deiley
Lena Radcliff
Homer Amos
East Liverpool
R. D. Ashley
Ray Hayman
Bert Grimm
Robert Gray
Chester
Philson Norris
Edwin Norris
Syracuse
Faithful Circle
Methodist ‘Church
Violet Grimm
Orpha Hill
Chlorus Grimm
Geniveve Powell
Cora Webb
Millfield Social Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Guests
Mrs. Bessie Werner hosted the Country Club gathering with Frances Wallace in charge of the business meeting. A new member, Mrs. Vern Mills, joined as Frances Wallace Wyllie Phillips Mary Brown and Hazel Boudinot won prizes. Attendees included multiple local residents and guests from Stockport Cleveland and Athens. A Martha Class quilting event was held at the church with several members in attendance. The article notes various visits and family events including a birthday for Tyrus Theisen and guests from Kent Ohio.
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Velma Werner
Hugh
Johnny Dee Lewis
Hattie Mingus
Alice Carr
Susie Bell
Frances Wallace
Clara Theisen
Evelyn Phillips
Stockport
Martha
Nellie ‘Russell
Tuppers Plains Social Notes
Tuppers Plains WSCS met October 6 at Mary Nickels home with Gertrude Hoffman devotional and Niesel Weather man leader. The group discussed Home Missions Winning Human Rights and voted to donate to the march of dollars for girls entering missionary fields. New member Selah McClane welcomed.
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Tuppers Plains
WSCS
Archie Dorst
Mary Nickels
Wilbur
W. W. Bragg
Dinner guests honor Mr Karns birthday
Recent guests at the Chauncey home of Mr and Mrs W L Fer rer were Mr and Mrs Alva Karns. Mr Karns celebrated his birthday with the visit and felicitation.
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Chauncey
W. L. Ferrer
Mrs
Alva Karns
Mr. Karns
Dorcas Society Rummage Sale in Athens Friday
The Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will hold a rummage sale at the city building in Athens on Friday from 7 am to 3 pm.
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Chauncey
Dorcas Society
The
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Athens
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Methodist Church
The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Sunday School will convene in the church special rooms Thursday at 7 30 p m for a meeting.
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Glouster
Methodist Sunday School
Hemlock Grove Social Notes Highlight Midkiff Connections
Rita Schultheiss and Edmund Schultheiss hosted a weekend gathering with Mrs. Lizzie Midkiff and Clara Breather in Michigan. The Midkiffs also shared a day with Mr. and Mrs. Porter Midkiff while Lena Clark and Grant Roberts visited Point Pleasant. Mrs. Ziba Midkiff and son Cecil hosted Mrs. John Sargent and Mrs. Heilman for an afternoon.
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Hemlock Grove
Rita Schultheiss
Marietta
Edmund Schultheiss
Lizzie Midkiff
Clara Breather
Michigan
Wilbur Midkiff
Porter Midkiff
Lena Clark
Grant Roberts
Point Pleasant
John Sargent
Wolf Pen
R. V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Ziba Midkiff
Cecil
Darsel Smith
Ralph
Sharon Smith
Priscilla Class to Meet at E H Taylors Home
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church will gather at Mrs. E H Taylors house on Fairlawn Avenue Friday at 7 30 p m. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs Wem mer are named as hostesses for the event.
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Glouster
Priscilla
The
Methodist Church
E. H. Taylor
Fairlawn Ave
Fleming
Wemmer
Dinner Guests Share Evening in Trimble
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Felton of Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bunting of Buchtel joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson of Trimble for a Sunday dinner.
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Glouster
Richard Felton
Newark
Terry Bunting
Buchtel
Charles Stephenson
Trimble
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Fast Pile Relief
A 40 year old Buffalo druggist created an ointment to relieve itching and burning piles. The ad claims quick cooling soothing relief and widespread fame making Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. It offers 40c for a box or 70c for an applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Glouster Kiwanis Wins Traveling Drum Contest
Glouster Kiwanis Club wins the Traveling Drum contest with 94.68 points. The drum held 120.84 dollars, divided 65 percent to Glouster, 25 percent to Gallipolis, and 10 percent to Logan. Two films shown highlighted soil conservation and a Mediterranean travelogue.
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Gallipolis
Glouster Club
Logan
Carl Bradbury
Federal Reserve Banks
TWA
Mediterranean Sea
Jerry Robinson
Glouster High School
Ray Lange
Richard Eddy
Dan Kovach
Harold Rose
Ray White
Joe Williams
Roger Kittle
Enlon Grubbs
Hugh Billingsly
Merrill Ogg
George Campbell
B. R. Angle
Ben Goldberg
Porter Dugan
John Devol
CWF Meeting Highlights Sixty- and Seventy-Eighth Years of Service
The Trimble Church of Christ Christian Women’s Fellowship met at the home of Mrs. Ocie Sharp. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lucy Harvey. program by Mrs. Zoe Herrold. and Peggy Christman reviewed Hazel Green Academy of Kentucky’s 1880 founding. The group noted the Southern Christian Institute’s output and closed with a solo by Mrs. Harvey and refreshments for members including Patricia Johnson Beatrice Vaughan Fern Johnson Yvonne Sharp and Verna Sharp.
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Glouster
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
Trimble Church of Christ
Ocie Sharp
Lucy Harvey
Zoe Herrold
Pearl Christman
C. W. F. Hazel Green Academy
Kentucky
Hunter Bechel
Betty Jane Courtney
Southern Christian Institute
Chauncey Industrial Committee to Meet in Mayor's Office
The Chauncey Industrial Promotion Committee meets at 7 p.m. in the mayor's office. Rep. Don Campbell and E. B. Smith, secretary of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council, will attend. A report from all committees will be read.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Industrial Promotion Committee
Don Campbell
E. B. Smith
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Dr Burnell Hosts Ohio Legislators Luncheon
GLOUSTER Dr L E Burnell hosted a noon luncheon at his Republic Avenue home Sunday. Guests included Col J O Colonna Col Harry Packars both Huntington WV Congressman and Mrs Thomas A Jenkins Iron ton senator and Mrs C Stanley Mechem Nelsonville Mr and Mrs V W Fleckinger Columbus Mr and Mrs Loren Siens Huntington Rev and Mrs Daniel K Teater Mr and Mrs C F Wallace Mr and Mrs Ray Lange Mr and Mrs Dan Kovach Mr and Mrs Aumiller Columbus C E Handley Mrs Richard Guinther and M M Bryson.
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Glouster
L. E. Burnell
Republic Avenue
Col
J. O. Colonna
Harry Packars
Huntington
W. Va
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
V. W. Fleckinger
Columbus
Loren Siens
Daniel K. Teater
C. F. Wallace
Ray Lange
Dan Kovach
Aumiller
C. E. Handley
Richard Guinther
M. M. Bryson
Chauncey Personals Update From Mount Vernon Area
Local notes list Chauncey residents visiting relatives and friends. Jo Ferrel spent Friday to Tuesday with her Ferrel parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ferrel in Mount Vernon Ohio. Dewitt Walker sold his Main Street grocery to Ray Pidcock. Winnie Skinner is home after weeks in hospital. Harold Brown family and several relatives visited from Pontiac Michigan. Weekend guests included Anna Lee Vore and daughter Susie of Dayton. Vint Cunningham plans winter with his son Hollis in Columbus with daughter Laura Fennel.
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Bert Grimm
C. E. Spencer
Lincoln Hill
Pomeroy
Blaine Nice
J. D. Roush
Sarah Coats Wise
Middleport
Nancy Shuler
Earl
Meigs General Hospital
Don Bill
St. Clair Hill
Grace Hill
Joe Hill
East Liveprool
Roy Miller
Sophia Shane
Cecil J. Hill
Columbus
Julian Hill
Methodist Sunday School
Community Hall
Pro- Newark
Nice
L. L. Nice
Everett Baker
Charleston
E. S. Thaxton
Raymond Proffitt
Floyd Norris
Vera
Cpl
Freeland Norris
Ft. Belvier
Norris
David
Sgt
Fay Norris
Laurel, Md
F. R. Wilson
Jennie Thom
J. D.roush
Clara Theisen
Olive ‘Brookins
Lizzie Patton
Kate Powell
Bert Savage
Cleveland
Charles Carr
George Shaner
Elizabeth Robinett
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gertrude Brown
Tyrus Theisen
Athens
Doris Theisen
Brown
William Russell
Tony
Tom
Kent
Ohio
Leroy Brown
John Theisen
Olen
Charles Tippie
California
Acel Tippie
Stewart
Ilah Stone
Vienna
W. Va
William Fulton
Tillie Reed
Phyllis Rowan
Dorcas Needle Club
The
Christian Church
Phyllis Shields
Rubhal Caldwell
Dean Chapman
Rutland
Bunah Marquardt
Blanch Nease
Akron
Phyllis Newland
Jo Ferrel
Mount Vernon
W. L. Ferrel
Dewitt Walker
Main St
Ray Pidcock
Winnie Skinner
Harold Brown
Martha
Nancy
Pontiac
Mich
Rice Thomas
Anna Lee Vore
Susie
Dayton
Vint Cunningham
Hollis
Laura Fennel
Pencil Making Is Described GLOUSTER
Mrs. Alta Sween ey hosted the Rothwell Club at her Barbour Street home. With the president absent, vice president Mrs J E Williams led the meeting. Program chair Mrs T A Noon presented an article on The Mighty Pencil detailing pencil making steps and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McDonald
W. A. Craft
J. H. Henshaw
E. H. Taylor
T. A. Noon
C. A. Bingman
John Danko Dies at 76 in Greens Run
John Danko 76 of Greens Run died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 9 a.m. at Buchtel Catholic Church with Father M. Czeklowski officiating. Survived by his widow three sons Mike Pete and John and three daughters Mary Zackary Betty Kupeck and Ann Davala eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call at the family home this evening.
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Chauncey
Buchtel Catholic
John Danko
Greens Run
Mike
Millfield
Pete
Massillon
John
Cleveland
Mary Zackary
Chicago
Betty Kupeck
Gary
Ind
Ann Davala
Canton
M. Czeklowski
Sayre Rites Mark Grim Trimble Lineage
Funeral services for Vern Sayre 62 were held last Saturday at his home conducted by Rev. Lester Covert of the Methodist Church. Sayre died last Wednesday at his home. he leaves wife Grace Brown Sayre daughter Verna Sayre Lidington two grandsons Harry and Robert of Akron a foster-sister Mrs Ray Easler of Columbus a brother W A Sayre of Trimble and several nieces and nephews. American Legion Frederick McCann Post held military services at Maplewood Cemetery with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Stratton
William
Columbus
Everett Neff
Pittsburgh
W. M. Sayre
R. M. Sayre
Kinsel
Mansfield
Eugene Caley
Margie
Coshocton
Frances Gibbs
Lois McKee
Akron
Stump Family Returns to Barberton After Vacation
Harry Stump of Barberton returns home after two weeks vacation spent with his father Arthur Stump Chauncey mother Ofie Stump and sisters Mrs George Rankin and Mrs Carlos Parks all of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Chauncey
Harry Stump
Arthur Stump
Ofie Stump
George Rankin
Carlos Parks
Glouster
Renner weight loss cure advertised by Jerry Lind
A letter from Jerry Lind of Jeffer son Ohio extols Renner a weight loss product claiming a 40 pound loss and relief from indigestion. He praises a simple cheap regimen using Rennel liquid concentrate mixed with fruit juice and two tablespoons twice daily to eat normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lind
P. O
Jefferson
Ohio
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Germany
Tyo Restaurant
Columbus Post
Letart
James Cleland
Racine
R. M. Roush
Ernest Grimm
Parkersburg
Millfield Social Notes
Social Notes
Guy Boggess
Jack Weatherman
Elza Newland
Morral
P. S. Hostetter
J. H
First National Bank
Nelsonville, Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
CWF
Dr. Burnell
Jane Rites
Dean
Doan
Ees
L. R. Faires
Glouster, Ohio
High St
Broad St
Princess Pat
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