Nelsonville Eagles Top Hocking Giants in Annual Game
Nelsonville Eagles defeated the Hocking Valley Giants 8 to 3 in the annual city playground game Sunday. Eagles tallied three in the second, two in the fourth, and three in the fifth. Giants scored in the second and third but none after. Jones, Giants’ right fielder, made four key plays in the field. Taylor relieved Garner in the seventh. Garner allowed many hits but had solid support. Hope Woodson pitched two innings for the Giants with Leach finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Hocking Valley Giants
City Playground
Eagles
Giants
Jones
Taylor
Garner
Hope Woodson
Leach
Driver Fined In City Court
In Nelsonville Elmer Heath of Middleburg pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence. Mayor C G Dew fined him 50 dollars plus costs after a Sunday arraignment. Heath’s car left the highway Saturday night and overturned in a ditch. no injuries were reported. James Colbert Jr of this city pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was fined 25 dollars plus costs for taking cigars and chewing gum from Frank Emish’s restaurant. Colbert is under parole from Mansfield Reformatory. John Johnson of Carbondale pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined 5 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elmer Heath
Middleburg
C. G. Dew
Heath
James Colbert, Jr
Frank Emish
Fulton St. Colbert
Mansfield Reformatory
John Johnson
Carbondale
Republicans Meet Tonight in Nelsonville Program
The McKinley Republican Club of York Township will host a meeting at 7 30 PM in the Legion Building featuring Mrs Nora Atkinson candidate for central committeewoman, with Mrs Anna Evans Athens Women’s Republican Club president and Dr H T Phillips candidate for state senator among speakers. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
McKinley Republican Club
York Township
Legion Building
Nora Atkinson
Anna Evans
Athens Women’s Republican Club
H.T. Phillips
City Building Receives Surplus Commodities for Relief Clients
A shipment of surplus foods including flour prunes rice and raisins has been received at City Building. The items are available for distribution to eligible relief clients in Nelsonville and to old age pensioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Citizens To Meet Tonight In Nelsonville
An announcement urges all citizens interested in city government to attend a meeting at the Red Men's hall tonight at 7 30 oclock. The notice specifies the gathering as a public forum for local government matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Red Men's Hall
Ralph Parks to Study in East
A large gathering at the First Methodist Church in Nelsonville heard Ralph Parks Jr speak at the evening service. The Ohio University graduate leaves today for Yale Divinity School in New Haven Conn. He will visit relatives in New York City before starting school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ralph Parks, Jr
First Methodist Church
Parks
Ohio University
East
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Conn
Paul Parks
James Fri
New York City
Dalrymples Return After 41 Years to Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Robert Dalrymple of Miami Fla visited Nelsonville Saturday as guests of cousins Mrs Joe Barrows and Miss Frances Bennett. Dalrymple is the son of William Dalrymple a former local postmaster and they left town 41 years ago. this was his first return visit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Dalrymple
Miami, Fla
Joe Barrows
Frances Bennett
Mr. Dalrymple
William Dalrymple
Nelsonville Social Notes from local church groups
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the Junior department of the church. All women of the church are urged to attend. Mizpah Class of the M E Church will be entertained Wednesday evening at Mrs Harry Ball's home on Poplar Street with strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Harry Ball
Poplar St
Methodist Guild Meeting at Mrs Coakley's Home
Guild members invited to an evening gathering Tuesday at 7 o'clock hosted by Mrs Florence Coakley with assistance from Mrs Bee Adamson Mrs Edna Raine Mrs Merle Simington and Miss Helen Shaw first meeting after the summer recess. A second note: a benefit party is planned for Tuesday at 7 30 at St Andrews Parish Hall in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Methodist Church
Florence Coakley
Coakley
Bee Adamson
Edna Raine
Merle Simington
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville
St. Andrews Parish
GA Club Benefit Party In Nelsonville Tonight
The GA Club will hold a benefit party tonight in the IOOF Hall at 8 o'clock. Fresh water sponges are found growing in streams as far west as Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
GA Club
IOOF
Kansas
Sheriff Beards First To Buy New License
In Pomeroy the motor vehicles bureau issued the first license Saturday morning to Sheriff George R. Beards. He said he started early to set an example for county drivers and admitted he waited last year and stood in line. Licenses expire September 30 and all operators must have new licenses by October 1 to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Gladys Grueser
Desty
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
George R. Beards
Beards
Posters Indicate Recruit Speedup at Pomeroy Post Office
Posters show increased activity in Navy recruiting with Athens station reps visiting the Pomeroy Post Office the fourth Friday of each month. The bulletin notes colored men ages 18 to 26 may enlist as mess attendants and consult recruiting agents on site for requirements. Marines information is available from the local postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
United States Navy
U. S. Navy
Athens
Navy
U. S
Truckers To File For Truck Jobs In Gallia County
Gallia County WPA announces ten and a half and two ton truck owners must file competitive bids to be listed for trucking assignments. Trucks may be deployed anywhere in the county under new rules. Bid forms are available free at the WPA office in the Court House. read specifications closely as new obligations apply. The shift opens hauling contracts to all citizens on a competitive basis, though WPA Ohio may rent trucks on yard or tethered terms when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
WPA
Court House
Comptroller General of
United States
Ohio
Gallia Democrats Attend State Convention Delegation Plan
Gallia Democrats announce a large delegation led by Executive Committee Chairman John Halliday to attend the state convention in Columbus on Wednesday and Thursday. All county Democratic postmasters will join the caravan to meet Postmaster General James A. Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
John Halliday
Columbus
James A. Farley
Gallia County Raises Christmas Seal Quota
Gallia County tuberculosis league officers announce a raised Christmas Seal sales quota for the county, with state officers imposing new rules for county chapters. Local leaders met Saturday to discuss literature orders quotas and other issues arising from the updated state and national guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Emancipation Day Exercises End with Dance at New Villa Inn
Emancipation Day events in Bidwell Park conclude with an evening dance at New Villa Inn near Cheshire Thursday night. Winston's Orchestra of Middlport will provide the music for attendees gathered after daytime observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bidwell Park
New Villa Inn
Cheshire
Winston
Middleport
Wolfe widow named executor of late husband estate
Mrs. Alice Wolfe of Gallipolis is appointed executor of the estate of her husband J. Harold Wolfe. The Wolfe will was prepared years ago and witnessed by Cassius C. Kerr of Athens and his father Charles W. Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Alice Wolfe
J. Harold Wolfe
Wolfe
Cassius C. Kerr
Athens
Charles W. Kerr
Steele returns to Gallipolis with company
Hector Steele of Shawnee has been returned to Gallipolis by his employing company, the Ohio Fuel Gas. He and Mrs. Steele plan to reside in their former home. Mrs. Magate Sams remains in critical health at her First Ave residence near Court, with hope for recovery abandoned over a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hector Steele
Shawnee
The
Ohio Fuel Gas
Mrs. Steele
Magate Sams
First Ave
Court
Divorce Action Hearing Set for Mary Wetherholt Versus Blazer Wetherholt
Hearing of a divorce action filed by Mrs. Mary Wetherholt against Blazer Wetherholt is scheduled for Friday September 30 before Judge W R White in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Wetherholt
Blazer Wetherholt
W. RY White
Nelsonville Rural Social News Notes Local Moves
Nelsonville area residents and visitors are recorded in a social notes page. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nimon plan to establish a home in Logan soon, while Mrs. Freddie Kissell and son from Columbus spent days with J. M. Lanner. Alice Todd recently welcomed a daughter. Walter Sanner and family visited his parents, and Helen Dennis with her daughter visited Frank Dennis in Armitage. William Kinnebrill and son were called to work at the Carbonale Mine. Annie Pyle returned home near Mt. Zion after visiting Logan. Clifford Campbell and two sons spent Sunday in Columbus. Joe Wolfe of Western Electric took a three-week vacation with his parents, then returned to New Lexington. Reno White and family visited Curtis Walter's home. Lynna Atkinson visited cousin Myrtle Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville R. D. No. 2
Freddie Kissell
Columbus
J. M. Lanner
Jay Nimon
Logan
Algernon Todd
Walter Sanner
Nelsonville
Mr. Sanner
J. M. Sanner
Helen Dennis
Frank Dennis
Armitage
William Kinnebrill
Carbondale
Annie Pyle
Mt. Zion
Clifford Campbell
Joe Wolfe
Western Electric Co
L. T. Wolfe
New Lexington
Reno White
Curtis Walter
Lynna Atkinson
Myrtle Baumgardner
Reedsville
R. E. Williams
Dan Hill
Parkersburg
Massillon
C. A. Cowdery
Hockingport
Mabeletter
Earl Randolph
Hebron
John McKay
Ida Kibble
Toledo
David Smith
C. D. Buckley
M. E. Montgomery
Ralph Barton
L. B. Sisson
Albany
Alva Sisson
Chester Barnett
Tuppers Plains
John Chaney
Esther Brooks
Perry Parker
Marysville
Rosa Parker
Roy Packard
Paul
Warren
Fay Pickens
Ohio University
Kim Williams
Little Hocking
Charles
Helen Smith
Wadesville
C. V. Buckley
Amesville Social Notes Update of local dinners and visits
Amesville scene features a seven o clock dinner at the Blue and White Inn honoring Pauline Cone who leaves for Columbia University for a Master’s degree. Guests include Frank Cone Beryl Cone and the honoree. Local visits include Morris Rowley and Port Arthur guest L E Rowley. First Ames Bern P T A meeting Sept 20 8 pm High School Auditorium with 4 H Club program. Birth announced of a ten pound son to Arthur Antle on Sept 15. Various regional visits and travel plans noted for residents and relatives including Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Marietta and Eastern States Dairy contest participants heading to Springfield Mass. New York City trip planned for several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Wilbur Carpenter
Blue and White Inn
Pauline Cone
Ames-Bern
New York City
Columbia University
Frank Cone
Beryl Cone
Earl Morris
James Hupp
Vincent
Geo. Thompson
Mt. Carmel
Carl Sedwick
Harold Rowan
Bolivar
Riley Thompson
Robert Brown
Marie Eckard
Rutland
John Eckard
Arthur Thomas
Malin
Ore
William Dilworth
Marengo
W. A. Thomas
Chesterhill
F. L. Thomas
Ohio Bankers Association
Marietta
Anna Boyer
Youngstown
Jessie Lortz
A. A. Boileau
Toledo
Columbus
Isaac Kasler
Ohio State University
L. H. Burgwald
Jayne Smith
Lovell Shirk
Greenville
Springfield
Mass
Tey
Torch Social And Personal Highlights Local Visits And Travels
Scarlett returns from Louisiana and moves to Athens for Ohio University studies. Local residents undergo hospital operations with improving or pending treatment. Visitors from Clarksburg, Parkersburg, Belpre, Pittsburgh and Rochester call on families, while teaching and museum trips unfold in Marietta and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch
Lowell Scarlett
Louisiana
Athens
Ohio University
Ethel Johnson
Parkersburg
Junior Romine
St. Joseph Hospital
Fanny Romine
Flora Brokaw
Clarksburg
W. Va
William Quinn
Dean Davis
Belpre
Rex Anderson
PD. P. Watson
Connell
Louise Stone
A. C. Watson
Helena Gillilan
Rochester
Emmett Wigal
Beaver Falls
Cecil Baker
Lena Brewster
Anna Kirker
Mae Baker
Little Hocking
Alma Jones
Series of Meetings at Oak Grove
Oak Grove events include Happy Hollow Church series led by Rev. Charles L. Wachenschwanz starting Sunday Sept 18 with 7 30 pm services and singing. York Grange regular meeting Friday with Trimble degree team presenting third and fourth degrees. 4 H Club picnic supper Wednesday at schoolhouse last meeting of the year. Community notices cover births travels and local visits amid high water causing school closure and bus idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Happy Hollow
Charles L. Wachenschwanz
York Grange
Trimble
Gleaner Girls
Thelma Ely
Pilgrim Holiness Church
William Brown
John Campbell
Robert
Charles Wendell
Kings Switch
Walter Carpenter
Homer Adams
Kimberly
Muskingum River
Catherine Levering
Florita
Margaret Jacobs
Nelsonville
Elsie Weaver
Ed Howard
Dorothy
Athens
Herbert Ely
Bernard Foughty
Leonard Davis
Ohio River
Charles Wachenschwanz
Ely
Wachenschwanz
A. R. Ely
John Parish
Thomas Barnhart
Reedsville Social and Personal Mention Highlights
Reedville residents share visits and travels including Parkersburg to Massillon plans. C A Cowdery Hockingport and Mabel Etter families gather. News notes include births and funerals, church events, and relatives visiting from Toledo Albany Columbus and Marysville.
Long Bottom Briefs In Briefs From Long Bottom
Joyce of Indianapolis spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs W D Chambers. Betty Warner of Chester visits Miss Elizabeth Swan. Mr and Mrs E T German, visiting his parents, return to Coal Valley Pa. Mrs Josephine Metcalf ill at daughter Mary Matlack’s. Belle Whiteside spent time with Akron relatives. Ulysses Rose ill of heart trouble. Mr and Mrs H G Webster with East Liverpool relatives. Mr and Mrs M W Stewart and F E Hayman in Columbus on Wednesday. Stewart to visit daughter. others attend Republican convention. Frank Dorst suffers blood poison in hand. A son born Sept 5 to Mr and Mrs Guy Hayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
H. G. Webster
East Liverpool
M. W. Stewart
FE. E. Hayman
Columbus
Stewart
Frank Dorst
Guy Hayman
Glouster Church of Christ Bible School Workers Meet
Glouster Monthly Social Notes report a church meeting this evening in the social rooms, preceded by a potluck supper at 6 30. Miss Lalla Danford leads a devotional, with speakers Mr M Bryson and Miss Danford discussing How to Hold the Attention of a Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ Bible School Workers Conference
Lalla Danford
M. Bryson
Miss Danford
Loyal Women's Class Plans Election Day Dinner
At the Church of Christ Loyal Women's Class regular meeting on Friday evening plans were made to serve the election day dinner. The location committee is Mrs. Mary Johnston and Mrs. Ola Eddy. Menu prep by Mrs. Heffkin and Mrs. Winn. Thirty members attended. two were ill, Mrs. Janchius and Mrs. Jame Cunningham. Flo Henry won the contest prize. Refreshment serving committee includes Mrs. Laura Kelly Mrs. Ezella Jonas Mrs. Delma Post Mrs. Bertha Carpenter Mrs. Lalla Dunnett and Mrs. Hettie Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Women's
Church of Christ
Mary Johnston
Ola Eddy
Heffkin
Winn
Janchius
Jame Cunningham
Flo Henry
Laura Kelly
Ezella Jonas
Delma Post
Bertha Carpenter
Lalla Dunnett
Hettie Thompson
Miss Frances Taylor Showered Before Her Columbus Wedding
Miss Beulah Bennett and Missine Burns hosted a Friday evening shower and theater party for Miss Frances Taylor, a member of the class of 1929, who wed Graydon W. Brandt of Columbus on Saturday. Guests gathered at Bennett’s home, attended a Palace Theater outing, then returned for refreshments and a gift table with fall-flower bowls. Attending were Mrs Genevieve Smith Wright, Mrs Naomi Blower Seimer, Mrs Rita Sheeran Hallman of Columbus, Mrs Evelyn Harper Gatchel, Mrs Pauline Vaughn Gamwell, and Misses Florence Howard Bennett Burns and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Bennett
Maxine Burns
Frances Taylor
Miss Taylor
Genevieve Smith Wright
Naomi Blower Seimer
Rita Sheeran Hallsman
Columbus
Evelyn Harper Gatchel
Pauline Vaughn Gamwell
Florence Howard
Bennett
Burns
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Trimble M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Tensie Wolfe’s home, led by president Mrs. Armol Rainey. Readings by several members, a piano solo by Mrs. Noble Brunton, vocal duet by Merle Danford and Edithe Wolfe, two contests with Merle Danford and Ella Morrison winning first prizes, Verna Kinder and Frances Brown consolation prizes, followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
Trimble M. E. Church
Tensie Wolfe
Armol Rainey
Sadie Morrison
Leona Hall
Grace Sayre
Sylva Phyllips
Ella Morrison
Ruth Cole
Helen Willike
Martha Kloh
Elma Leadinghaus
Noble Brunton
Merle Danford
Edithe Wolfe
Wolfe
Verna Kinder
Frances Brown
Emma Marilyn Viney Birthday Party At 32 Oak St
Mrs. Andrew Viney hosted a seventh birthday party for her daughter Emma Marilyn at 32 Oak Street on Monday evening September 12. Children Richard Riley Gertrude Kirby Russell Smith Betty Jean Wanda Ruth Harding Willis Wilbur Andrew Howard Joyce Jack Bob Dick Viney and others enjoyed music games and refreshments with a pink cake bearing seven green candles. Mrs. Viney was aided by her daughters Nannie and Jah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Viney
Oak St
Emma Marilyn
Richard Riley
Gertrude Kirby
Russell Smith
Betty Jean
Wanda
Aetty
Ruth Harding
Willis Wilbur
Andrew Howard
Joyce
Jack
Bob
Dick Viney
Local residents host visitors from Ohio and California
Mr and Mrs D P Morris and daughter Mary Jane spent several days in Brilliant Ohio with Mrs Sadie Croutch and others. O K Rogers and son returned to Pawtucket after a two week vacation with Mrs Rogers parents in Glouster and with Rogers family in Wooster. Theodores Williams and several others visited the Lintalas in Columbus. Mary Jane Morris will enter Western College for Women in Oxford. Dorothy Mae Smith and Reverend Orr relatives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Morris
Mary Jane
Brilliant
Sadie Croutch
Emmett Taylor
Mary Taylor
William Reichlinger
O. K. Rogers and
Pawtucket
R. L
Rogers
E. L. Jones
Glouster
Mr. Rogers
M. S. Rogers
Wooster
Sanford Nagle
Columbus
Sophia Nagle
Roy Knight
C. E. Williams
Richard
Tanno Lintala
Theo Williams
Theodore Williams
Anne Weymueller
Virginia Morris
Ohio University
Athens
Mary Jane Morris
Oxford
Ohio
Western College For Women
Dorothy Mae Smith
Dresden High School
R. B. Smith
Smith
John Orr
Charles
Summitt Station
Cal
Patrick Dyer
Ernest Jones
P. E. Jones
Lancaster
John Blower To Lead M. E. Sunday School in Glouster
Glouster officials at the M. E. Sunday School board chose John S. Blower as superintendent for the coming year with Paul Bingman as assistant. Other officers include Mrs. T. W. Figley as secretary treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Elias as pianist, Mrs. L. E. Munden as assistant pianist, M. M. LeFavor as chorister, Mrs. Gertrude Pride as assistant, Lowell Cole as librarian with Norma Thompson assisting, Mrs. C. B. Vernon cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. Ernest Parker primary superintendent, and Margaret Gamwell intermediate superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Parker
Margaret Gamwell
Plans Scout Program For Troop 73 Meeting
A meeting of Scout Troop No. 73 of the Catholic Church is set for Tuesday evening at 7:00 in the church basement. Scouts selected to participate in the National Brands scout circus will be chosen at this gathering, and every member aiming to go must attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Local Junior Choir formation slated for Tuesday evening
Glouster youths of high school age are invited to meet at the Church of Christ on Tuesday at 7 30 PM to organize a junior choir. The event invites both boys and girls to participate in a new church music group aimed at fostering choir singing and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Boy Scout Troop 72 Meets Tuesday at Church
Glouster troop 72 of the Church of Christ will convene Tuesday evening at the church at 7.00. Members are asked to bring Scout Handbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Boy Scout Troop
The
Church of Christ
Rupe Reunion At Carpenter State Farm Park
The annual Rupe reunion was held at State Farm Park on Sunday Sept 11 with 75 attending. Distant guests included Mr and Mrs Pearl McCann and family Mr and Mrs Paul Harris and family and Mr Harold Romine of Columbus. Local events noted include Columbia Grange inspection Sept 20 and Star Grange Degrees conferred Sept 10. School closure for Meigs County Fair and bus transport for pupils highlighted. Funeral services for Mrs Captalin Haning age 65 announced for Sunday at Downington Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Columbia
Meigs County
Dyesville Sunday School
Wesley Caster
Karen Whitlatch
Columbus
S. F. Howery
Verlin Howery
Carl Caster
John Nicholson
H. E. Starkey
Roy Wiseman
Wilda Mae Starkey
I. M. Swett
Weber Wood
Harrisonville
Eulah Caster
Walter Compton
Pomeroy
G. J. Tewksbury
Athens
W. E. Reeves
Captalin Haning
Howard Haning
Everett
Wellington
Glenn
Earl
Harley
Downington
Alice Welsh
Baptist Church
Leadership Work To Be Held in Ohio
Rev D P Morris returned from a leadership training conference at Broad St Church of Christ Columbus. C W Longman of Indianapolis and Gaines M Cook of Cleveland led one of two Ohio sessions. About 50 ministers from Southern and Western Ohio attended along with 93 volunteers in Akron. Leaders will conduct 350 local church conferences this fall on The Effective Church in the Community. Morris will lead six conferences, first in Bishopville next Wednesday evening. All church leaders are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Bishopsville
Troop 71 Meet Set At M E Church
The regular Troop 71 meeting of the M E Church will be held at the church at 7 p m Monday. All boys are requested to be present as plans for scout activities for the coming months are to be made by Scoutmaster John S Blower and assistant C A Bingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. E
John S. Blower
C. A. Bingman
Jack Croushore Completes Refrigeration Course Training
Jack Croushore returned Saturday from Columbus after completing a refrigeration course with Westinghouse Co. The program covered 35 Ohio counties giving him broad experience with all types of refrigeration. He also earned a diploma from the L. L. Cooke School of Electricity in Chicago and plans service work in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jack Croushore
Columbus
Westinghouse Co
Ohio
Jack
L. L. Cooke School of Electricity
Chicago
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AED
Thens Messenger
Graham
Mohney
Whyte
Ray
Dupler
Mahney
Tee Graham
Medley
Devol
Chapman
Woodson
Dexter
Tucker
Teeter
Riley
Ct Lewis
H. Woodson
H. V. Gainta
Bagies
Tyrone Avice
Faye - Ameche
Ethel Merman
Jack Haley
Jean Wersholt
Helen Westley
Jom Carradine
Paul Hurst
Wally Vernon
Ruth Terry
Douglas Fowley
Eddif Collins
Chick Chanddles
Fes
Plowre
Matinees
Ralph Parks
Nelsonville Social Notes
James R. Hollenbaugh
F. C. Hollenbaugh
Morris Hollenbaugh
Don Lantz
Delaware
V. Hollenbaugh
Martha Hollenbaugh
Henry Hollenbaugh
Jane Ritchie
Shelby
Floyd Rosser
Detroit
Ti Rosser
Martin Ohlinger
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
C. L. Weston
H. C. Eliott
Orrin Thacker
Lloyd Morris
John
Harry Eidington
Ella Linton
Max
Estel Crabtree
N. Y
L. S. Krieg
Kate Edington
Akron
Tom Sheppard
Lynda
Leighton Aumiller
Margaret McDonald
Jessie McCoy
Deanbar
Martha Bowery
Ray Eliott
Racine
Fred Stracke
Nelson Dowler
Cora Davis
Adda Hawk
Letart Falls
C. L. Phayer
Anna Schloss
T Rosser
Gearld Thomas
Sam Thomas
Gallia
Amesville Social Notes
John Blower
M. E. Sunday School
Plans Scout Program
Rupe
Carpenter
For
Covert Ice CO
Lostro Bldg
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Athens, Ohio
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