Hocking Canal High Improvement Dedication Planned Saturday
Nelsonville will host the dedication of the Hocking Canal High Improvement this Saturday. State officials from Columbus will attend including Nelsonville engineer R O Nelson and FE D Northrup of the Works Progress Administration. The program features a memorial marker unveiling, a parade on the new highway, band performances from Athens to Union Furnace, and speeches by C D Shafer E D Northup and R D Nelson. Members of the community and Girl Scouts will participate with singing and remarks, ending with America and evening dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
R. O. Nelson
State Highway Department
Columbus
Hocking Canal
C. D. Shafer
FE. D. Northrup
State Office
Works Progress Administration
U. S. 33
W. Washington St
Fulton
Hocking Sts
Athens
Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Logan
Murray City
Union Furnace
Eagles
Lloyd Evans
Harry A. Mettler
America
Charles E. Poston
C. G. Dew
Elizabeth Davis
Joshua Spencer
First Aid Kit Ready At Fire Department
The Nelsonville Merchant's Association donated a first aid kit to the Athens County American Red Cross for use at the Nelsonville Fire Department. The kit is now housed there and accessible to the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
The
American Red Cross
Nelsonville
Nelsonville pulpit aims at time of need
William Mar tells George the Nelsonville First Methodist Church pastor will preach Sunday morning October 27 at 10 30 from Hope for a Time Like This and at 7 pm on A Man Lame in Both Feet Sunday School at 9 30 under Arthur Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Martell George
First Methodist Church
Arthur Kennedy
WPA Center Opens Monday in Nelsonville
A WPA recreational center will open in the West School basement in Nelsonville Monday October 28 under WPA leader Zoe Coakley. The center will operate 3 to 8 pm daily except Saturdays and Sundays offering physical activities weaving torn paper craft and other arts. A masquerade party in costume and mask will be held Wednesday at 6 30 pm with amusements and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
WPA
West School
Zoe Coakley
Nelsonville bowling adds high marks in City League
Nelsonville Mechemns fired a 918 team single and 2617 three game total to take two of three from Coverts in the City League. Ralph Howe led with a 243 single and 608 series. Friday Sohio Beasleys match postponed due to homecoming. Church of Christ member to Beverly for district Ohio Christian Missionary Society convention next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mechems
Coverts
Ralph Howe
Sohio
Beasleys
Church of Christ
Beverly
Ohio
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Officers Club Benefit Party in Spray Hall Saturday
Will Bowen Nelsonville W B A officers club host a benefit party Saturday night at 8 o clock in Spray Hall. Proceeds support club activities and community services. The event features refreshments and social entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. B. A. Officers Club
Spray Hall
Aged Widow Katherine Lee Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Katherine Lee 84 dies at her daughter Mrs. Viola Turner’s Church Street home in Nelsonville after a long life in Athens County. She belonged to Eudora Chapter O E and is survived by daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Neal and Mrs. Joanina Rhorick, sons James Lee Robert W Lee William Lee and sister Mrs. Joanina Rhorick. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Greenlawn burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Katherine Lee
Viola Turner
Church St
Lee
Athens County
Eudora Chapter
O. E
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Turner
Elizabeth Neal
James Lee
Robert W. Lee
Basil
William Lee
Brunswick
Joanina Rhorick
James W. Lee
Nelsonville Social Notes Attend OSU inaugural banquet
Supt. and Mrs. E. J. Arnold attended the inaugural banquet of Howard Landis Bevis as president of Ohio State University in Columbus at the Neil House. Arnold is district governor of the O. U. Alumni Association for the Athens Perry Hocking and Vinton counties district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Arnold
Columbus
Howard Landis Bevis
Ohio State University
Neil House
Arnold
O. 8. U. Alumni Association
Athens
Perry
Hocking
Vinton
Mrs. Stacy Sharp Hosts Bridge Club Guest Night
Mrs. Stacy Sharp entertained the bridge club with Mrs. Leonard Cooley as the sole guest player on Wednesday evening. Miss Dorothy Vorhes and Mrs. C. H. Ruble achieved high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cooley
Stacy Sharp
Dorothy Vorhes
C. H. Ruble
Local social notes from Greens Run visit and bridge club
Mrs Isaac Chappelear of Hamley Run returned Wednesday after visiting Greens Run and her granddaughter Mrs Alfred Darby. Mrs William Mills and Mrs W L Cooley were guest players as Mrs Gay Aumiller hosted the Friday Bridge Club. Mrs Rice, Mrs Kelly and Mrs Lawson held high.
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Isaac Chappelear
Hamley Run
Greens Run
Alfred Darby
William Mills
W. L. Cooley
Gay Aumiller
Rice
Kelly
Lawson
Tri Psi Sorority Hosts Regular Dinner Meeting
Miss Treva Shaw used Halloween appointments on the tables for the regular monthly dinner meeting of the Tri Psi Sorority. Covers were laid for 30. Mrs. Mary K. Backus led the program and meeting and introduced Miss Janet Cope who performed piano and accordion solos.
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Treva Shaw
Tri Psi
Mary K. Backus
Janet Cope
Weekend Guests and Travels Across Ohio and Nearby States
Miss Sylvia Cooley visits sister Mrs R H Jackson while Mrs Frank Poston spends the weekend with brother C H Newton and Mrs Newton in Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Lillie Hatch visits Athens for the weekend with Mrs A S Bethel. Emma Wilson returns from a two week visit near Logan. A L Pritchard spends days at her old home in South Point. Patty Walton of Columbus weekends with Miss Sally Jackson. Mrs William Mills returns from Chicago visiting Prof and Mrs S S Minault. Mary Robertson returns to Columbus after two weeks here. Jean Freer of Columbus plans weekend with her parents in Columbus. Charles Poston and Mrs C C Slater of Columbus visit New York City. Mrs Frank Jackson Dorothy Vorhes and Mrs R I Barron visit Columbus Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Cooley
R. H. Jackson
Frank Poston
C. H. Newton
Newton
Charleston
W. Va
Lillie Hatch
A. S. Bethel
Athens
Emma Wilson
Logan
A. L. Pritchard
South Point
Patty Walton
Columbus
Sally Jackson
William Mills
Chicago
S. S. Minault
Mary Robertson
Jean Freer
Frank Freer
Charles Poston
C. C. Slater
New York City
Frank Jackson
Dorothy Vorhes
R. I. Barron
Richard Rawlings
R. W. Rawlings
Union Ave
Warren H. Bright
Arten Main
Long Beach
Calif
East
George Heber Jones
Main
C. E. W. Downie
Lincoln Hill
Dunbar
Harold Brabbin
E. W. Kingsland
Amy Kingsland
P. K. Smith
Second St
Nelsonville man fined for indecent exposure at arraignment
Don Birtcher of Columbus pleaded guilty before Mayor Co G Dew on Thursday for indecent exposure. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs after several complaints at City Hall and arrest by Acting Police Chief Burley Blair and Patrolman Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Don Birtcher
Columbus
Co. G. Dew
City Hall
Birtcher
Burley Blair
Charles Thompson
Parking Plan For Athletice Field Tonight
Nelsonville officials urged residents to avoid driving to the Athletice field tonight to ease congestion. Cars should be left at home if possible and those who must come by car should park by 7 45 with attendants directing traffic. Gates open at 7 oclock.
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Nelsonville
Athletice
Special Course In Religion Announced in Nel sonville Church
A community wide School of Religion will be held at the Church of Christ in Nel sonville starting Monday evening November 4. Courses include The Essential Missionary Character of Christianity and The Meaning of Church Membership among others. A letter has been sent to Sunday School officers and teachers urging attendance. workers from other communities are welcome to enroll.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Young People’s Society
Hoover Attacks Roosevelt Over New Deal Bank Panic Claim
Former President Herbert Hoover in Columbus accuses Franklin D Roosevelt of sparking a 1933 bank panic and smearing the prior Republican era. He contends relief under his term was local and nonpolitical, while Roosevelt centralized aid and kept 18 million on federal relief.
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Columbus
Herbert Hoover
New Deal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Hoover
Nelsonville High Sees New Books and Active Clubs
Nelsonville High School reports many new library books added with librarians Thelma Awe and others. From Sept 10 to Sept 30, 2166 patrons used the library, circulating 1123 reference, 683 non fiction, and 440 fiction volumes. Hi V officers elected include Max Howard president and Bernard Carter treasurer. The high school band played at a D A R pine forest dedication in Gore. A vocational cooperative education program has eight students working in town offices and companies this week with more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thelma Awe
Dana Barber
June Bateman
Dorothy Bateman
Doris Blrtcher
Marian Call
Edith Cook
Martha Cooley
Mary Dishong
Wanda Foss
Anna Hunter
Polly Johnson
Jimmy Knight
Mary Kuhn
Katherine Lehman
Nora Jo McGuire
Bob Morris
Martha Pergrin
Betty Ross
Mary V. Thomas
Pauline Tolliver
Evelyn Ross
Maxine Cope
Margaret Wolfe
Harold LeFavor
Eldred Parsons
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mary Blimes
City Hall
Sylvial Bu
Services announced at Church of Christ in Nelsonville
The Church of Christ will host preacher Charlie A. Freer Sunday morning with the theme Him Unto Him. The public is urged to attend and the service will include illustrations. Sunday night at seven Rev. I J Cahill of Athens will preach, while Freer attends the finishing meetings at Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Charlie A. Freer
I. J. Cahill
Athens
Mr. Freer
Carbon Hill
Ferlies
Ash Disposal Order From Kouri Proclaims Prohibition
Nelsonville imposes a city ordinance banning dumping of ashes on streets and alleys after multiple complaints. Service director F G Kouri reports WPA workers cleared canal ground along the new highway, then fresh ash deposits appeared, prompting another cleanup. Offenders will be summoned to City Hall to meet the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
F. G. Kouri
WPA
Pomeroy Social Notes Halloween PTA Parties and Birthday Bridge
Halloween party sponsored by Syracuse PTA at the school at 7 30 with best costume prizes and a musical program. Another PTA masquerade planned for Oct 30 at Sugar Run School with grand march prizes and a fishing pond plus sweets. Mrs B H Rawlings hosts a surprise party for daughter Miss Selah Sidenstricker with bridge guests and three tables of play. Miss Sidenstricker and Mrs Reynolds win high scores. pink birthday cake and buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Parent-Teachers Association
Sugar Run
The
P.T.A
Selah Sidenstricker
B. H. Rawlings
Bridge Club
Rawlings
Rutland
Miss Sidenstricker
Robert Coats
Scott Canady
Nan Moore
Mildred Hawley
Nina Russell
Nellie
Hallie Zerkle
Edgar Reynolds
Sidney Russell
Leah Whitlock
C. O. Chapman
Herman Hoppess
Farewell party for former Meigs nurse Cosgrove
A farewell event last night honored Miss Elizabeth Cosgrove formerly with Meigs County Health. She recently resigned and plans to depart Saturday for Jamestown New York. The gathering at Mrs. Frank H. Johnston home featured handkerchief shower cards and Halloween colored decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cosgrove
Meigs County
Jamestown
N. Y
Frank H. Johnston
Second Ave
Thomas Perrin
Stella Palmer
Miss Cosgrove
Plan Tag Sale for Benefit of Band
Nelsonville Band Boosters Club announces a weekend tag sale to raise funds for a new instrument fund. President Charles Walker says about 1200 will be spent to buy needed instruments to meet standard. One third of the cost is covered by the board of education, the teachers, and the Band Boosters Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
Charles Walker
Board of Education
Glouster Bridge Club Hosts Dessert Evening
Mrs Ray White entertained the Glouster bridge club with a dessert bridge at her home. Four tables played. Gail Wallace won high score, L K Heiskell second, Olive McKee low. Other members present included R G Gatchell, L G DeLong, Ernest Vernon, Bernice Wallace, Lawrence Colbert, L E Richardson, Charles Harper, Harold Cornwell, Roger Kittle, O L Easley, Kathryn Dennison, Ann Dennison. Betty Hoyt McCoy attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cornwell
Roger Kittle
Kathryn Dennison
Ann Dennison
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Halloween Co Hosts at Loyal Daughters Class Meeting
Mrs Homer Vian and Mrs Charles Clayberger hosted the Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ at the Vian home on Braun Street. The program featured Joseph the Bible character with scripture lessons and Bible quotations. Prize winners included Mrs W R Balderson and several others. Mr Vian provided piano accordion and harmonica music during refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Vian
Charles Clayberger
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Vian
Braun St
J. E. Anderson
Joseph
Ruth Watkins
Harry Vernon
Esta Cunningham
Tennessee Mountain Missions
Ed Vaughn
W. R. Balderson
Vernon
Emily Jonas
Headley Stahl
Grace Ochs
Vaughan
Watkins
Lena Smith
Miss Cunningham
Greens Run PTA Sets Plans for Fall Festival
Greens Run PTA met Monday with large attendance. President Angie Fierbaugh led talks by Mrs Rowland and Miss Black. Plans were completed for the fall festival at the school on Thursday Oct 31. New members enrolled and committees were appointed. Effie Ross will run the refreshment booth with help from members. A large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Run Pta
Angie Fierbaugh
Rowland
Miss Black
Effie Ross
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Reedy in Redtown
A surprise party honored Mrs. Reedy at the Reedy home in Redtown Saturday evening. Mr. Reedy presented a large birthday cake and many gifts were given. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Doughty, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss Glenna Dalton, Mr. Walter Reedy, Mr. Frank Smith Jr., Betty Dalton, Mildred Reedy, Gary Doughty, John Smith, Trip h ine Morrison, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith, Jr
Betty Dalton
Mildred Reedy
Gary Doughty
John Smith
Triphine Morrison
J. C. Reedy
Roller skating party at Greens Run Church event
Mrs. Orpha Ayers hosted a Sunday school roller skating party at the Millfield rink on Wednesday night. Five cars were donated and driven by Mrs. Elsie Ross, Emmett Olbers, Ray Gillett, Charles Rimmey, and Joe Kulkowski. Attendees included Betty Vore, Clarisa Ann McCullough, Billie Olbers, Anna Louise Ervin, Lucille Ervin, Enid Love, Norman Ross, Mary Ayers, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Ayers
Greens Run
Millfield
Elsie Ross
Emmett Olbers
Ray Gillett
Charles Rimmey
Joe Kulkowski
Ross
Michael Danko
Betty Vore
Clarisa Ann McCullough
Billie Olbers
Anna Louise Ervin
Lucille Ervin
Enid Love
Norman Ross
Mary Ayers
Ethel Gadii
Junior Dunn
Miles Hanley
William Jo Hanley
Ethel Mae Mulpas
Marie Ann Mulpas
Bonnie McClelland
Mary McClelland
Mike Spurgess
Albert Exaline
Ray Gillott
Junior Dalton
New Lexington to Meet Glouster in Tonight's Game
Glouster hosts New Lexington in a Muskingum Valley League opener at 8 p.m. after the dedication ceremony. Both teams enter 0-0, with lineups and band details listed as the Tom Cats prep for the clash and the industrial arts class sells woodburned pins at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Glouster
Tom Cats
Orange and Black Panthers
Muskingum Valley
Glouster Pas
J. Cunningham
Adrian Shears
Koenig Duncan
LG Hillis
Henry
Bennett Beshara
Wolfe
Banfield
Matthews
D. Cunningham
McCammon
Kamento
McGonagle
Waldeck
Scheffler
A. Goodman
Anse
Byers
King
Glouster High School
William Figley
Jack Duncan
Foster Harry
Billy Wright
Paul Byers
Twila Williams
Marion Byers
Richard Jones
Jack Turner
Kenneth Skinner
Millard Munden
Jack Anderson
William Kleinman
Jim Wolf
Bob Thompson
Leo Thompson
Billy Morris
Bobby Winters
Jack Sharlike
Martha Byers
Irene White
Ralph Byers
Don Cunningham
Gene Rice
Richard Byers
William Parker
Jeannine Hines
Billy Roberts
Richard Eddy
David Cox
James Davis
Dick Heiskell
Richard Williams
Earl Echstenkamper
Lois McGrew
Dorothy Lindaman
Kemp
Cornwell Leads Gamwell Clover in Bowling Win
Belle Cornwell captains Gamwells Clover Farm to a two games to one victory over Glouster Press at Wolf Bowling Alleys. Cornwell posts high single 159 and high three game total 440, with teammates Shumway and Williams contributing strong scores as the evening’s event carries over from a postponed match with Drurys and Easleys due to Glouster Stadium dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gamwell Clover
Belle Cornwell
Glouster Press
Wolf Bowling
Drurys
Easleys
Gamwells
K. Shumway
Stants
A. Williams
B. Cornwell
Ota
Carnival at Greens Run Schools Oct. 30
Greens Run Schools stage their annual Carnival Wednesday evening at the high school gym. Games contests refreshments ice cream door prize music rummage sale fish pond and a picture show are planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Run
Doctor Patton Moves Offices to Lamborn Building
Dr. C F Patton relocates from rooms above Clark Shoe Store to the Lamborn Building suite that once housed Dr F H May's dental office. He and Mrs Patton will also occupy a separate residence in the same building.
Carrier Boy Babe Faires Wins New York Trip
Earl Babe Faires of Broad Street is among 125 newspaper carrier boys awarded a three day trip to New York as guests of the Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Earl
Babe” Faires
Earl Faires
Broad St
New York
Ohio State Journal
Pythian Sisters Benefit Party Slated Saturday
Glouster Pythian Sisters announce a community benefit party in the K of P Hall on Saturday evening starting at 8 o'clock. Proceeds support their charitable fund and local activities. The event features a social hour, games, and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Meet Tonight of Methodist Church Class on Atkins Street
The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter on Atkins Street. The note about mangrove trees explains aerial roots forming a small forest per plant biology fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
W. W. Leadbetter
Atkins St
Hollister Group Halloween Party and Scavenger Hunt
Hollister U. B. Church Christian Endeavor members and guests held a Halloween party with a scavenger hunt on Wednesday night. Prizes went to Jane Bethel, Betty Orndorf, Helen Molnar, Betty Cooper. Cookies cocoa and Halloween candy were served to attendees and chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Christian Endeavor
Hollister U. B
Jane Bethel
Betty,Orndorf
Helen Molnar
Betty Cooper
Angeline Norton
Isabelle Lenigar
Betty Jane Byers
Alberta Yarger
Helen Bethel
Janey Bethel
Martha Phelps
Henrietta Phelps
Betty Orndorf
Lucy Brown
Paul Brown
Seldon Yarger
Sophia Fydroski
Elizabeth Fade
Alice Bethel
Velma Fade
Walter Orndorf
Eugene Yarger
Andy Fade
Bob Sweeney
Andrew Hardy
Edward Phelps
James Brown Sr
Sam Bickley
Sarah Jane Kay
Letta Rowland
Rev. Davis
Funeral Attendance for Will Ray of Uniontown Pa
Out-of-town relatives and friends were called to this city by Wednesday for the funeral of Mr. Will Ray of Uniontown Pennsylvania. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Dwight Stephenson and two children Bethany West Virginia Mr and Mrs John Angle Mr and Mrs Clay Angle Miss Betty Mae Angle Mrs J E Jones of Uniontown James Ray Mrs Co M Hair Charles Hair Akron Mrs William Burns Bill Burns Jr Medina Mr and Mrs Earl Reed Mrs Patience Truex Mr and Mrs Max Truex Newark Mr and Mrs Jerry Goodwill Mr and Mrs Alva Bailes Mrs Lorena Penrod Ray Bailes and Ray Bailes Jr Corning Mr and Mrs James Phillips Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Will Ray
Uniontown
Dwight Stephenson
Bethany
W. Va
John Angle
Clay Angle
Betty Mae Angle
J. E. Jones
James Ray
Co. M. Hair
Charles Hair
Akron
William Burns
Bill Burns, Jr
Medina
Earl Reed
Patience Truex
Max Truex
Newark
Jerry Goodwill
Alva Bailes
Lorena Penrod
Ray Bailes
Ray Bailes, Jr
Corning
James Phillips
Trimble
Rebekah Lodge Plans Saturday Degree Conferral
The GLOUSTER Rebekah Lodge will hold a special meeting to confer the degree on two candidates Saturday evening at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rebekah Lodge
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Athens Messenger
State of Ohio
Common Pleas
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
John EK. Bailey
Carthagetown
Carthage Township
Nathan Hatch
J. E. Clark
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Fairview Church
Carthage
Sherife
State of
Common Pleas Court
Ae R. Goddard
Admr
Arthur Frost
Rometown
Ohio Company
Haga Ridge
Rome Township
Harles W. Bayless
Esther RB. Gross
Rememny
Attord Jy
Lila Lee
Miss Lee
Jon
Britain
B. Mechem
J. Stedem
Nelsonville Social Notes
Entertains Club
Kimberly Local
U.M.W.A
Red Men’s Hall
C. E. Hoskins
Sheriff's Sale OF
Ita
Athens County Common Pleas
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
James Burley
Inlet
Hanlon Ave
Charles W. Bayless
At County
Esther RB
Nelsonville School
Kouri
Pomeroy Social Notes
Don Leiffeit
Epworth League of
Simpson Methodist Church
Marjorie Wolfe
Don Leifheit
Chillicothe
Willkie and
Pomeroy Personals
Mrs. Reedy
ATLAS
Baties
Cornwell
Mother Gray Co
Leroy,n. Y
Breet Bowkers
Whitmore
Nelsonville-Buchtel Rd
Union 1156
United Mine Workers Organization
Charles Lee
Lawrence Price
Columbia Picture
Jean Rogers
Robt
Sterling Obss Tin Wits
FU Manchu
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