Police Believe Second Stolen Car Recovered
Gallipolis officers with Meigs County, Vinton County, and West Virginia State Police recovered a second stolen vehicle thought to be from Adrian Michigan. The car was believed owned by Mrs. Elza Swain and was brought to the municipal station for further verification as officials checked a possibly false name given by the arrestee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Adrian
Mich
Elza Swain
Charles Swain
Michigan
West Virginia
Meigs
Vinton County
Ohio
Mrs Freshcorn Rites Held for 63 Year Old
Funeral services were scheduled today at Ew ington Methodist Church for Mrs Joseph Freshcorn 63 with burial in Vinton Memorial Cemetery Survivors include her mother Mrs Louis Swick of Vinton six children Audrey George Ted Freshcorn Colby Freshcorn Desta Posley Ruth Freshcorn and Dorothy Gibson plus brothers Clarence Swick and Don Swick and sister Mrs Blanche Burns of Mt Gilead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ewington Methodist Church
Joseph Freshcorn
Vinton Memorial Cemetery
Louis Swick
Vinton
Audrey George
Ted Freshcorn
Columbus
Colby Freshcorn
Mation
Desta Posley
Ewington
Ruth Freshcorn
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Gibson
Belpre
Clarence Swick
Morral
Don Swick
Blanche Burns
Mt. Gilead
River Traffic at Gallipolis Locks on Ohio River
Gauge readings at Gallipolis Locks showed 18.5 and 10.2 feet with five feet on rollers Monday evening. Vessels listed include Edward Boggs, William Penn, Sullivan, Brandt, Patriot, Sohio State, Robt. T., Winifred, Hoag land, Atlas, Heckin, and Kanawha Falls at 1.76 feet rising. Ka nawha River traffic at Winfield Locks noted Criss and Semet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eureka
Edward Boggs
William Penn
Sullivan
Brandt
Patriot
Upper Wheeling
Sohio State
Lower Wheeling Locks
Benwood
W. Va
Winifred
Marietta
Parkersburg
Hoagland
Little Hocking
Atlas
Down
Ravenswood
Millwood
W. V
Kanawha Falls
Kanawha River
Winfield Locks
Kiwanis Club Plans Election of Officers
Kiwanis officers will be elected at the club dinner at the Lafayette Hotel at 6 p m. Warden Lewis will direct a program featuring a radio broadcast recording on the boyhood life of the late O O McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Warden Lewis
O. O. McIntyre
Hospital Admissions and Births in Gallia District
Holzer Hospital admitted numerous patients from Marietta Jackson Oak Hill Columbus Welliston and Crown City with births to Mrs Channell McArthur and others. Discharges include Conrad Bartels Betty Dickerson Gates Richards and several families. The list features many residents from Jackson Wellston Racine and Point Pleasant with names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
E. M. Lindamood
Marietta
Dan House
Jackson
Ralph McGowan
Oak Hill
Donald G. Miller
Bryan Thomas
Columbus
David R. Carman
Addison
Heber Johnson
David Payne
Hamden
Alec Leonard
Homer Pittenger
Welliston
Ralph L. Houser
Charles Canter
Bessie
Wellston
B. F. Pace
Point Pleasant
Conrad Bartels
Betty Dickerson
Gates Richards
Mary C. Robb
Clyde Lookadoo
Marvin Flemming
Geo. Johnson
Willard Reese
James DeLong
Sheldon Hill
Bernard Spaulding
Zeb Howard
Carroll Null
Henry Mayes
James FE. Hildenbrand
Paul Jarvis
Joseph Forby
Bert Rodgers
Swisher Starcher
Michael Miller
Edward Perry
Ina Hoback
Tommy Ehrman
Audrey Ashley
John N. Jeffers
Harry Osler
Harold J. Elkins
Elias Stover
Stanley Donnally
C. B. Edwards
Lelia Grant
Campbell Harper
Jim Woodruff
James Payne
Franklin S. Scott
Perry Hulbert
Quartet to Sing Gallipolis at Rotary Dinner
The Judson Four from First Baptist Church will perform at the Rotary Club dinner tonight at 6 p.m. in Gallipolis. The quartet provides a featured musical interlude for the event hosted by local Rotary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Judson Four
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Former Henderson Mayor Sells Property Near Camp Conley
Former Henderson mayor Carl Taylor has sold his property near Camp Conley to William Martin, a local printer, after moving there several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carl Taylor
Henderson
Camp Conley
William Martin
Local men sentenced to 60 days for intoxication
Carl Crump and John Davis, residents of Point Pleasant, were sentenced to 60 days in jail by a local magistrate after pleading guilty to intoxication on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carl Crump
John Davis
Hogs Lead Livestock Sale Prices at Ohio Valley Auction
Hogs from 175 to 250 pounds sold at 27.50 to 28.70. Lights 24 to 28. Fat sows 18 to 22. Shoats 5 to 25. Steers 16 to 22. Heifers 15 to 20. Cows 12 to 18. Bulls 14 to 17.50. Calves top 27.50. Lambs top 21. ewes 8 to 15. fat sheep 6 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Letart Area Social News Highlights Community Guests
Mr and Mrs Raymond Proffitt travel to Toledo seeking work. Local gatherings include Faithful Circle Sunday School and East Letart Missionary Society meetings with numerous attendees. A surprise 68th birthday for Mrs Anna Grimm drew a large turn out, and multiple families hosted relatives and friends from Columbus Covington Racine and Charleston.
Local Families Share Visits and News Across Ohio River Towns
Mrs Arthur Roush and son Robert shopped in Parkersburg West Virginia on Wednesday. Mrs William Foss of Pomeroy visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dillon Cross. Staff Sergeant and Mrs Ivan Watson of Minneapolis arrived for a 15 day visit with their relatives. James Eynon of East Liverpool visits his brother Reid Eynon while squirrel hunting. Mrs Ben Turner of Pomeroy called on Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs W B Cross. Scott Shank and Robert Roush spent three days in Benton Harbor Michigan. Guy Neighler sold Neigler Grocery after 18 years to Carl Greuser of Minersville who will move his family to Racine. Mr and Mrs Robert Roush and Barbara returned to Athens after six weeks with Roush and Watson families. Neigler and Ted Hilldore spent time in Great Bend repairing a new home bought by Arthur Roush’s family. Mrs Albert Smith and Danny of Pomeroy visited Ella Watson and Linley Hart. George Simpson was a business visitor at Pomeroy. Mrs Owen Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart
Raymond Proffitt
Fast Letart
Toledo
Gladys Shields
Margie Roush
Shirley Balser
East Letart Missionary Society
Walter Shanes
Ralph West
Jean Ashley
Eva Sayre
Columbus
W. W. Varian
R. D. Ashley
Ward Sayre
New Bavaria
Ohio
Charles Wallace
Covington
J. S. Davis
Portland
Louise Parr
Anna Grimm
Verna Grimm
Walter Shane
Walter Sayre
Kelley
Herbert Shields
Florence Adams
East Letart
H. N. Allen
Carroll
Laurence Bolser
Howard Roush
Mansfield
Starling Orr
Arlene
C. E. Powell
W. E. Wilson
Betty
Wayne
Dorsal
Raymond Bell
Racine
Arthur Roush
Robert
Parkersburg
W.va
William Foss
Pomeroy
Dillon Cross
Ivan Watson
Minneapolis
Ben Turner
W. B. Cross
William Carnahan
Scott Shank
Robert Roush
Benton Harbor
Mich
Guy Neighler
Neigler
Carl Greuser
Minersville
Greuser
Barbara
Athens
Owen Watson
Guy Neigler
Ted Hilldore
Great Bend
Albert Smith
Danny
Ella Watson
Linley Hart
George Simpson
Weekend Social Roundup In Stockport and Nearby
Local residents share visits and family ties across Canton Zanesville Crooksville and Columbus. Notables include the Henery family, Mrs Mary Brill and the Yarnell family with hospital stays and funeral attendance. Carlton Williams joins the State Highway Patrol at Cambridge after patrol school. Lorina Evans signs off from the column.
Marriage Licenses Issued In Point Pleasant Area
Marriage licenses were issued Monday to William Martin Zohl of Pomeroy and Ruth Hall of Mason City and to Bud Lee Mearge of Gallipolis Ferry and Ruth Mildred Reynolds of Point Pleasant. Zohl and Miss Martin married at Trinity Church par sonage by Rev. Holly O. Shamblin. POINT PLEASANT VIEW News will be published in Spencer by the Veterans of Foreign Wars with James Mack as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Martin Zohl
Pomeroy
Ruth Hall
Mason City
Bud Lee Mearge
Gallipolis Ferry
Ruth Mildred Reynolds
VEW
Spencer
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James Mack
VFW
Paroled figure linked to 1958 game fixing scandal
Alvin Paris, central to the attempted fixing of a Giants Bears championship game, was paroled from city prison after nine months and a week of a one year term for attempted bribery. He testified as chief state witness in the Stemmer Zarowitz Krakauer trial. Stemmer and Krakauer got five to ten years, Zarowitz one to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alvin Paris
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
City
Paris
Harvey Stemmer
Jerome Zarowitz
David P. Krakauer
Stemmer
Krakauer
Zarowitz
Agnes Beaver to Hold Sept 21 28 Meetings at South Bloomingville Church
Agnes Beaver of West Virginia will conduct meetings from September 21 to 28 at the South Bloomingville church with services starting at 7 30 p m. The notice lists churchgoing activities and local families visiting and hosting across nearby towns.
Social Calls and Visits Round Carbon Hill Community
Sunday guests at the Har dy home included James Driggs of Fostoria. Bob Smith joined John McGuire of Union Furnace for a visit. Mrs. Clarence Lehman spent time in Columbus. Dr. J H Webb of West Virginia visited his grandmother Mrs. Frank Webb. Grace Ritchason of Columbus stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Briley. Harvey Nutter and daughter Mary Lou and Mrs Ira Wilk inson returned from Michigan and Willard Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Robert Hardy
James Driggs
Fostoria
Bob Smith
John McGuire
Union Furnace
Clarence Lehman
Columbus
Phil Briley
J. H. Webb
West Virginia
Frank Webb
Grace Ritchason
Lester Briley
Harvey Nutter
Mary Lou
Ira Wilkinson
Michigan
Willard
Vinton Town Hill Garden Club Hosts Meeting at McArthur
Mrs. R W Cooper hosted twenty one members and a Doris Lowe shower. Plans were set for cemetery work and bulbs at the high school, Wales Mills church renovation. Mr Cooper showed local films. Ardath Pierce left for Ohio University as a freshman. John Palmer will also attend. About 50 relatives gathered for a family reunion at Maggie Pierce's home. hostess, 86, is a shut in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Maggie Pierce
Harvey Lowe
Near Point Rock
Emma Pierce
James Pendleton, Jr
W. J. Beckley
J. F. Pendleton
Wellston
Stanley Shelvne
Joe
Dundas
Parnie McLaughlin
Duane
William Estle
Fred Eckley
Columbus
C. L. Calhoun
Zanesville
McLaughlin Sisters
Patty
Harold Barnes
Vinton
Jack Trotter
Paul Carruthers
Thivener
McLaughlin
Edward Dailey
Elmer Canode
Gladys Pierce
Kennedy and kin gather for Canal Winchester picnic
Wade Kennedy and his mother Ellen Kennedy join Floyd Kennedy for a family picnic at Canal Winchester RD. In attendance were Della Archer Harry Grover John Kennedy and family from Columbus plus relatives Galen Bowman of Lisbon and other locals. Several visits and weekend gatherings are noted among Kennedy relatives and friends.
Father Fined for Letart Boy Missing School
Snyder of Letart was fined 10 dollars for failing to keep his 14 year old son in school. He admitted whipping the boy after the child threatened to burn the barn. Prosecutor Bardin said incorrigible status could commit the boy to the state industrial school or keep him in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Horton Snyder
Letart
Snyder
William H. Bardin
Cement Work Is Finished At Pure Oil Station And Mercantile
Contractor Homer Martin completed the drive in at the Pure Oil Co. station at Sixth and Vland and moved to Monroe Chase’s Jackson Ave. mercantile to pour a concrete floor. The filling station drive in covers about 500 square yards. He nears completion on Charleston Road toward the Routes 35 and 2 Y intersection as the state road commission adds elevations for a fall macadam top. The old highway, built 30 years ago, had elevated centers on curves reflecting early road building in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Homer Martin
New
Pure Oil Co
Sixth and
Vland
Mercantile
Monroe Chase
Jackson Ave
Martin
Charleston Road
State Road Commission
West Virginia
Local births and discharges reported at Point Clinic
Mrs Victoria Ball of Ewington and L P Harmon of Harrisonville were discharged Monday. Harmon remains a medical patient for a few days. Ball had surgical treatment. A son Wayver Edward was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Waymer Newman at Beech Hill weighing nine pounds. A daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs Eugene Gardier of Henderson weighing five pounds seven ounces. Mrs Alexander Boles of Addison admitted Monday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Victoria Ball
Ewington
L. P. Harmon
Harrisonville
Point Clinic
Harmon
Ball
Wayver Edward
Waymer Newman
Beech Hill
Eugene Gardier
Henderson
Alexander Boles
Addison
Birthday dinner honors Miss Sandra Joyce McLaughlin at Hooper Park
Weekend gatherings in Columbus and surrounding towns include a birthday picnic at Hooper Park honoring Sandra Joyce McLaughlin with her parents Lewis and Marion McLaughlin, and many relatives. Also noted are funeral observances for Albert Romine, and social visits including the Webb Cummings household.
Miss Anna Hensley Weds Anton Liter in Pomeroy Ceremony
Miss Anna Hensley daughter of H A Hensley married Anton Liter a Wisconsin native in a September 10 ceremony officiated by Rev Bitters in Pomeroy. Attending were multiple local relatives and a reception followed at the Hensley home amid church activities with Rev West delivering his first sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Anna Hensley
H. A. Hensley
Anton Liter
Wisconsin
Bitters
Pomeroy
Ira Spencer
Margaret Murray
Alberta Manning
Nell Anderson
Alma Alcom
Carol
Alma Kimel
Sebring
Hensley
Jim Fulton
Warnock
WSCS
Methodist Church
West
Charles Hensley
Fred Williams
Akron
Boomley
Stoneboro
Grace Lowden
C. I. Brooks
Columbus
Mr. West
Linnie Swan
Radio Show at Junior High School in Point Pleasant
Lee and Juanita Moore with Little Roger Lee, said to be radio's youngest entertainer, will perform at the Junior High School Thursday at 8 p.m. An additional feature is Zag the Ozark Mountain Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lee
Juanita Moore
Roger Lee
Social Guests From Hawaii Dine In Pt Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Harry Childers of Henderson hosted a Sunday buffet for Frances Y Lee Harold K L Lee Bradford Barr Robert Barr Virginia Barr Mary Maxwell Marie Johnson and others from Honolulu Ewa Oahu and Chillicothe The Lees and Yees sang and danced guests flew from Hawaii to Cincinnati then traveled to St Louis before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harry Childers
Henderson
Frances Y. Lee
Harold K. L. Lee
Honolulu
T. H
Han Sam Yee
Alice Y. Yee
David Yee
Ewa
Oahu
Bradford Barr
Robert Barr
Winfield
Virginia Barr
Mary Maxwell
Charleston
Marie Johnson
Chillicothe
Lees
Yees
Hawaiian Islands
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hawaii
Reading Club Opens Season Hosted by Mrs Buffington
Mrs Buffington will host the first meeting of the Reading Club season at her Jackson Avenue home Thursday at 8 p m. Mrs Filson will direct the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Buffington
Reading Club
Jackson Ave
William C. Filson
Social visitors from several towns over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redmond of Columbus spent the weekend with the Mervin Chapmans of Viand Street and the Wallaces of Sand Hill Road. The Berry family from Canton Ohio visited the Patterson home on Main Street, accompanied home by Capt. B. M. Berry. Mrs. Lilly and Mrs. Edwards of Bluefield stopped Sunday night en route from Delaware, visiting the Lowes and Simmons families in Spencer. Blanche Armstrong returned home from Morgan town after a week with her sister Mrs. Roe. Mrs. Pinkston of Charleston spent Sunday with her sisters in town. Mrs. Hayman of Mound Crossing was a recent visitor of the Bakers in Point Pleasant and returned Sept 14. Martha Hayman of Mound Crossing called on the Donahues in Cottageville and the Blessings in Letart last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Chapman
Jack Redmond
Columbus
Mervin Chapmans
Viand St
Wallaces
Sand Hill Road
E. A. Berry
Canton
Ohio
Patterson
Main St
Fred Edwards
Bluefield
Delaware
Edwards
Ohio Wesleyan University
Homer D. Lowe
S. A. Simmons
Lilly
Simmonses
Lowes
Spencer
Blanche Armstrong
Morgantown
William Roe
Hilda Pinkston
Charleston
William C. Filson
Harry D. Roush
Charles Hayman
Mound Crossing
Charles Baker
Point Pleasant
Martha Hayman
H. F. Donahue
Cottageville
Guy Blessing
Letart
Drop Noted In Prices Of Livestock
Point Pleasant market shows lower prices across the board with buyers active. Better cattle scarce, mid and lower grades dominate, top calves $27.50, hogs up to $28, lambs to $22.85, stock cattle steady, bulls $15 to $17, canners and cutters $9.50 to $12.00.
Baptist Bishop Lists Church Appointments
Baptist Bishop James H. Straughn announced church appointments at the closing session of the Methodist Conference in Clarksburg. Appointees include Rev. Holly O. Shamble, Trinity Church, Point Pleasant. Rev. W. L. Gearhart, Clifton-Mason. Rev. W. L. Fiber, Hartford. Rev. Nolan Samson, Leon. and Rev. Earl Purdue, Glenwood. J. M. Helm of Huntington named as superintendent and F. E. Berry as district missionary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James H. Straughn
Pittsburgh
Clarksburg
Holly O. Shamblin
Trinity Church
Here
W. L. Gearhart
Clifton- Mason
W. L. Fiber
Hartford
Nolan Samson
Leon
Earl Purdue
Glenwood
J. M. Helm
Huntington
F. E. Berry
Three Men Slated For Trip to Prison by Officials
Sheriff Ernest Hesson and State Patrolman H D Coyner planned to take Earl Kemp Clifford Plants and William Miller to the state prison in Moundsville today. The trio was convicted of felonies at the recent term of circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ernest Hesson
H. D. Coyner
Moundsville
Earl Kemp
Clifford Plants
William Miller
Fly Free Date Set for Wheat Seeding in Gallia County
Gallia County asks farmers to seed wheat on or after October 5 for maximum yield on well drained soil and to prevent Hessian fly. Average first killing frost for the county is October 12. The piece also covers tree farm unit dedication in Ross County and concerns about old farm buildings, with insights from Ohio State University and the Ohio Forestry Association. It notes Fusarium stalk rot affecting local corn and lists upcoming farm institute meetings and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forresta
BROWN
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Claude Hummel
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
U.S. Weather Bureau Office
Ohio
Eugene Morrison
Ross County
Ohio Forestry Association
R. C. Miller
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ohio State University
Ohio County Soil Conservation District
Miller
Everett Denney
Admitted to Hospital Huntington Patient Mr Rus sell Newton Jr
Mrs. Russell Newton Jr of Mt Vernon Avenue was admitted to St Marys Hospital in Huntington on Monday for surgical treatment. The article notes water requirements for plants vary from 270 to 576 pounds per pound of dry matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Point Pleasant
Russell Newton, Jr
Mt. Vernon Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallia Hospital
Letart Falls
Stockport
Carlton Eddie Lute
Charlotte
Charlies Eddleblute
J. le Henery, Jr
Myrtie Henery
Fred Rollison
Myrtie Drake
Ed McDermott
Y.W.C.A
Glenn Evans
Don Henery
Hartford City
Ind
Myrtle Henery
Leroy Henery
Crooksville
Verle Stoneburner
Grace Rowland
Oscar Cheadle
Hattie Cheadle
A. W. Wallace
Hannah Pattin
Emma van Fleet
Ronald Calendine
Eugene Martin
Gary
Middleport
O. G. Wallace
H. H. Henery
Guy Lovell
Bertha Brittigan
Lovell
Harry McCoy
Ellen
Carole
Freeman Cheadle
Carmen Yarnell
Westerville
Frend Wallace
Mary Brill
Sharpsburg
Ray Bachelor
Carole Marie
Lancaster
Frend Yarnell
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Vandalia
W. H. Broomhall
Nelson Hawkins
Lowell G. McCoy
GC. W. Broomhall
Carlton Williams
Cambridge
T. J. McHugh
Celia Bacon
St. Thomas Church
Dana Walker
R. M. Walker
Walker
Mary K. Ellis
Lorina Evans
South Bloomingville
Agnes Beaver
Howard Wiseman
Sherry
Edson Shaw
Lulu Eldrige
Laurelville
Ben Shaw
Mack Shaw Jr
Ricky
Mack Shaw Sr
Neale Kitchen
Juanita
Logan
George Good
Sue Ellen
Ada Black
Fred Justice
Freddy
Larry
Damon Shaw
Mazie Kennedy
Amanda
Rufus Hart
John Shaw
Rudy
Bill Ebert
Max
Circleville
Charles Ebert
Guy Shaw
Bill Justice
Tommy
Bonnie Justice
Freddie Justice
Daniel Johnston
Vicky Sue
Circle Ville
J. J. Johnston
Stella Keck
Lois
Sylvia
Orville Hampshire
Carl Horn
Mt Pleasant
Ernest Hill
Bill Justice Jr
Bill Eberst
Ee Lattimer
Leonard
Raymond Shaw
Gerald Hampshire
Gibisonville
Genevieve Shaw
Radcliff
Langsville
Wade Kennedy
Ellen Kennedy
Harry Williamson
Floyd Kennedy
Canal Winchester
R.D
Della Archer
Harry Grover
John Kennedy
Galen Bowman
Lisbon
Marvin Morris
W. H. Gomer
Martha Harmon
W. C. Harmon
Robert Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Jessie Russell
Bradford
Carol Pierce
Frank Abdon
Russell Abdon
Vern Abdon
Chelsea
Clair Taylor
Martin Summers
Floyd Ward
Florida
Frank Ward
Bidwell
J. T. Ledilie
Dow Anderson
Cleveland
Perle Anderson
Point Rock
Rex Shenefield
George Beane
Carpenter
T. E. McLaughlin
Earl Arbaugh
Shelba Jean
Wilkesville
Woodrow Jeffers
Loretta
Middlefork
Everett Perry
Allen and
John
Haze Hudnall
Linda Kay
Bobbie
David
Hebbardsville
Marion Dearth
Albany
D. W. Morris
Clyde Morris
Brenda Joyce
Mattie Morris
Albert Romine
Romine
James Cummings
Cynthia Cummings
Sammie
Carrie Webb
Webb-Cummings
D. V. Morris
W. M. Morris
George Radekin
Friendship Garden Club
George Regan
Carrie Bobo
Mildred Nelson
Neva Jordan
Harry Peters
James Johnson
Gallia
Professor Miller
Conservation District
Ralph Davis
Veterans Administration Agri-4&culture
Farmers’ Institutes
Bulnville
H. K. George
Earl Mink
Bud Price
Fairfield
Dick Lakin
T. W. Mee Cormick
Gardner McCormick
William Tawney
Maurice Bane
Carl Baker
John Bane
Marvin Cornwell
Thurman
Edward Lewis
Roy Mathias
Margaret Lloyd
Naomi Beman
Maurice Thomas
Wenedell Roush
Dorothy Ralston
W. G. Birch
Little Kyger
Stanley Shaver
Fred Thompson
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