Trenton Candidates File Petitions This Week Deadline Today
Final day to file electoral petitions for village and township offices in Butler and Warren Counties. Notable Trenton entrants include eight candidates for the Trenton board of education and council seats along with several other township and village posts across the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Butler
Warren Counties
Sam
J. Flanador
Herbert Kefer
Willard F. Schenck
Abe L. Young
Clarence Cons
Clyde Lewis
Karl Scholz
Eddie McDonald
Stanley Imhoff
Fairfield
Leonard Standefer
Steve Gay
William A. Schul
Board of Education
Oxford
J. B. MacDonough
Wayne
Christ Stock
Seven Mile Village
Kenneth P. Millice
Arthur F. Baker
Union
Robert Wardwell
Verner Clemmons
Roy L. Maddox
New Miami
Cecil T. Coldiron
Board of Public Affairs
Charles E. Landis
St. Clair
Willam Coffey
John Kellum
Millville
Walter J. Cisle
Harold Hunter
Albert Miller
Thuriel Nagle
Reily
Edwin E. Buell
Morgan Township
M. W. Beard
Stanley B. Konrad
Charles Burnett
Milford
Marion Eller
Warren Hansel
Filer
Lawrence Gaiser
Summerville
Jesse J. Brannon
Gratis Spraying to Fight Polio in Rural Village
Gratis village plans an evening DDT spray to combat polio. The Gratis Boosters Club sponsors the project and the village council asks residents to store garbage in closed containers and clean up rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Gratis Boosters Club
Franklin Society to Meet Tuesday
The August gathering of the Missionary Society of the Franklin Lutheran Parish will be held next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gerald Kemper near Miamisburg with Mrs. Alva Scholl as leader.
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Franklin
The
Missionary Society of the Franklin Lutheran Parish
Gerald Kemper
Miamisburg
Alva Scholl
Community Notes From Greenbush Area
Mr and Mrs Virgil Smallwood and daughter and Beatrice Terrill attended church in Germantown Sunday evening. The Bach Hogg reunion will be held August 14 at Armco Park. The Whipp reunion will be held at Ft St Clair at Eaton. Mrs Ruth Specht and Mrs Dudley Neal entertained the Ladies Aid with eighteen members and three visitors present. The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Clarence Deander with Mrs Forrest Gaul assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbush
Virgil Smallwood
Beatrice Terrill
Germantown
Armco Park
Ft. St. Clair
Eaton
Ruth Specht
Dudley Neal
Clarence Deander
Forrest Gaul
Morrow Man Claims Biggest Sunflower Height
Clarence Brown of Morrow reports a sunflower at his home reaching 15 feet tall the tallest in Warren County this season surpassing last week’s 13 foot contender by Cliff Brant of Lebanon. The contest season peaks as growers seek sunflowers over 15 feet. Anyone else in the county reporting taller blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clarence Brown
Morrow
Cliff Brant
Warren County
Four Candidates File For Carlisle Education Board
Four candidates, including incumbents William S. Eby and Delbert Muchmore, plus newcomers Robert Spence and Fred Ritz, filed petitions for the Carlisle Board of Education. The district reports faculty openings only for third grade and the home economics commercial post in the high school remain unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Board
William S. Eby
Delbert Muchmore
Robert Spence
Fred Ritz
Springboro social roundup recalls weekend visits and travel
Community notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and attending services and events across nearby towns. Sightings include Charles Leiss, Orville Miller, Don Bishop, Jake Urschel, Ernest Pickering at Columbus Legion convention, and Jim Douglas heading to Camp Perry with Ohio National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Charles Leiss
Orville Miller
Don Bishop
Carlisle
Jake Urschel
Franklin
Smoky Mountains
Ernest Pickering
American Legion
Columbus
Jim Douglas
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Elmer Wetz
Dayton
Sallee Magruder
Anna
Louis Harmell
Rachel Wells
Anna Se
Nellie Taylor
Orena Ely
Germantown
Marjorie Ursehel
Miamisburg
Mary Taylor
Grace
Lawrence Taylor
Lawrence Leis
George Seidenstick
Lee Lovely
J. M. Hogg
Olney Fugate
Robert Lovely
Eaton
Oscar Wade
Lytle
Harriet Druley
Springfield
Anna Hormell
Ida Wical
Centerville
James Wical
Perry Wade
Jesse Brandenburg
Chalmers Brandenburg
Beavercreek Reformed Church
Howard Cosler
Xenia
Blanche Miller
Ridgeville
Louis Null
Farmersville
Jennie Wills
Howard Dumford
Urbana
Charles Sweney
Stephen
Nathan
Martha
Granda
Robert Ault
C. C. Mahan
Jene Ault
Ray Ault
Clara Crockett
W. T. Tullis
Abbie Gray
Kam
the Decker
Margaret
Lebanon
Raymond McCurdy
Richard Lubbersman
Cincinnati
Stanley Fry
Claud Bowman
Middletown
Wally Jene Bowman
Robert Eaton
Wilbur South
Red Lion
Emma Roof
Herbert McAbb
Robert South
Anna Marshall
Richard Updyke
William Perrine
Jack Suttman
Ben Suttman
James Suttman
Helen Kehrle
Mary Frances Bishop
William Marstall
Ernest
First Ram Day Set in Warren Ohio and Lamb Pool
Warren County plans its first ram day of the season and third lamb pool at Warren County fairgrounds on Wednesday August 17. The lamb pool runs 6 to 8 a m with lambs graded by County Agent Berman Ross. notify in advance. The ram day program starts in the afternoon. farmers with rams or desires to exchange are urged to bring them to the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Warrenounty Fairgrounds
Berman Ross
Ross
Germantown Bride-To-Be Joanna Kuch Feted In Showers
Miss Joanna Kuch bride elect of August 13 receives multiple miscellaneous showers in Germantown. Hosts include Miss Grubbs and Mrs Calvin Ankeney with guests such as Mrs Eunice Gephart Mrs Roy Anslinger and many others. Gifts are exchanged as part of the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Joanna Kuch
Maryann Brubbs
Shirley Hardin
Marcia Buck
Marilyn Zeck
Miss Grubbs
Miss Kuch
Eunice Gephart
Roy Anslinger
Joann Marker
Marybell Ankeney
Jeanyne Gunkle
Bertha Grossnickle
Janet Elright
Barbara Guntle
Calvin Ankeney
Very] Ankeney
Berth Grossnickle
Everett Kuch
Charles Mears
Charles Mears, Jr
Emmerson Mears
Clara Brown
Jack Adams
Everett Zeck
Ray Gephart
Merrill Shaffer
Bernard Inglebrand
Albert Ankeney
Glenn Reason
Charles Kuch
Charles Reason
Jack Brewer
Trenton Alumni Prepare Old Fashioned Basket Picnic
The Trenton High School Alumni Association outlines plans for an old fashioned basket picnic to be held Sunday at 2 p.m. The event will feature games contests and prizes plus softball tennis and croquet facilities for attendees.
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Trenton
Trenton High School Alumni Association
Shiflett and Wilkerson Guests Among Franklin Shoppers
Franklin residents and relatives are noted in a series of social items. Mrs A Shiflett and Mrs Sylvia Wilkerson shopped in Dayton, while Mrs Margaret Hamilton visited relatives in Arlington Virginia and Springfield New Jersey. The column lists birthdays, visits to Detroit and Chicago, and locals hosting gatherings at Chautauqua Road, plus trips to Niagara Falls and Sturgeon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
A. Shiflett
Sylvia Wilkerson
Dayton
Margaret Hamilton
James Ferst
Arlington
Robert Hamilton
Springfield
N. J
Virginia
Tommy Thacker
Jimmie Ruppert
Jerry
Larry Scholl
Roy Morgan
Carl Morgan
Sara Murphy
Kentucky
Mary Robinson
Sylvia Cluxton
Rhodabelle Mullins
Columbus
Eileen Meyers
Ralph (Snow) Anglesby
Ralph Canton
Chautauqua Rd
Garnett Rumaggi
May Hunstbarger
Detroit
Mich
Col. L. J. Rumaggi
Memphis
Tenn
Everett Thacker and Sons
Bud and
Ohn Lowman and Son
Russell McCoppin
Weekend Visit Highlighted By Lima Guests
Mr and Mrs Jesse Ramsey hosted over the weekend with Thomas Hurst of Lima visiting Marie Mar and others at the stall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Marstall
Thomas Hurst
Lima
Jesse Ramsey
Ball and Chain Club to Meet Trent on Picnic Night
The Trenton Ball and Chain Club will meet tonight at 6 30 for a picnic supper at Le Sourdsville Lake.
Plow Contest Features Warren Field Day
Warren County conducts Field Day at Owen Hartsock farm Massie Township from 1 to 4 pm. Winners advance to district plowing matches in Wilmington on August 16. Two miles of terraces will be built by tractors with at least one terrace by a motor grader. Demonstration shows terrace construction with common farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Massie Township
Wilmington
Hartsock
Clarksville
Oregonia-Harveysburg
Wayne Wilson
Soil Conservation District
Berman Ross
Warren Posts
County Extension Service
Stitch and Chatter Club to Meet in Franklin
The August meeting of the Stitch and Chatter Club is set for Wednesday at 1 30 in the home of Mrs C 8 Jackson. Other notices include Warren County 4 H Style Revue at Lebanon High School gym Friday with health and demonstration contests and a lawn social at IOOF Lodge lawn. The Amanda Methodist WSCS holds a lawn fete Friday at 5 on church yard. Blue Ball Presbyterian Women meet Friday at 2 p m at Mrs Paul Fishers. Pleasant Ridge Wide Awake Class meets Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clovis Kalbfleich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon High School
Excello
WSCS
Amanda Methodist Church
Blue Ball
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Paul Fisher
Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
Clovis Kalbfleich
Gratis The Women of the Rebekah Lodge Will Hold
The Rebekah Lodge plans a gathering for its women members. Details on date time and location are not fully legible in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Rebekah
Carlisle Church To Hear Pastor From Maryland
The New Jersey Presbyterian Church in Carlisle will host Rev. B. F. Ferguson of Gaithersburg Maryland this Sunday to deliver the sermon as a supply minister and candidate for the vacancy. On August 21 Gilbert Dodd dean of Cedarville College will give the morning address while August services continue as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
B. F. Ferguson
Gaithersburg, Md
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Ferguson
Gilbert Dodd
Cedarville College
Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Card Parties
Lebanon society guests include Mrs Clara Keeve of Los Angeles and many local families. Birthday Club hosts on Summit Street with prize winners listed. Two-Table Bridge Club hosted by Mrs William Pierce on Deerfield Road. Numerous weekend gatherings feature picnics, dinners, and family visits from Cincinnati Newark and Louisville with several youngsters mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
E. O. Ragland
Birthday Club
Summit St
Homer George
Morris Nixon
H. R Harris
J. Ragland
Robert Klick
Ragland
Harris
George
Nixon
William Pierce
Deerfield Rd
Zane Brant
Charles Earnhart
Orville Keever
Jearl Spivey
Paul Holthaus
Oakwood Ave
Clara Keeve
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Jane Fraser
Walter Stubbs
Robert Lesan
Jeanetter Carder
Don Runner
Keith
Kenneth Gordon
Springfield
Cincinnati
Chautauqua
Earl van Ness
Danny
Newark
John Shinn
Stanley Schellenbach
Clarence A
N. High
Visits Reported From Woodsdale on Monday Evening
Mr and Mrs William Allen visited Mr and Mrs Bruce Brooks Monday evening Eddie Haskell visited Bill Abrams Monday evening Mrs Eugene Couch visited Mrs John Haag Monday evening Mrs David Reece visited Mrs Howard Abrams Monday evening Leis Rose visited Margaret Davis Monday evening David Reece visited Glen Gabard Monday evening Mrs Helen Sisom is ill Mr and Mrs Robert Schenck visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Tincher Betty Puckett is visiting Clara Johnson
Jolly Matrons Club Plans Luncheon in Poasttown
Franklin rural members of the Jolly Matrons Club will hold a covered dish luncheon and all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lon Harper in Poasttown.
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Franklin Rural
Jolly Matrons Club
Lon Harper
Poasttown
Cream Ridge Club to Host Annual Ice Cream Party
The Franklin area Cream Ridge Club will hold its annual ice cream party Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Rural
Cream Ridge Club
Charles Hartman
Youth at Blue Ball Church Host Friday Hay Ride
Geneva Fellowship groups of the Blue Ball Church plan a hay ride and wiener bake this Friday, inviting neighbors to a community event at the church grounds.
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Blue Ball
Geneva
Blue Ball Church
Willing Workers Plan Church Ice Cream Social Friday Evening
The Willing Workers class will host an ice cream social at the church on Friday evening at 5 30. Proceeds support church programs.
Trenton Ball and Chain Club Picnic Planned
The Trenton Ball and Chain Club meets Wednesday at 6 30 p m for a picnic supper at LeSourdville Lake with members expected to attend.
Somerville Volunteer Fire Dept Homecoming Carnival Planned
The Somerville volunteer fire department announces its annual homecoming carnival to be held this Saturday with community participation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Willing Workers Plan Pleasant Ridge Ice Cream Social
Members of the Willing Workers Class at Pleasant Ridge EUB Church will host an ice cream social this Friday at 5 30 p m at the church. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
Local residents attend fairs and visit relatives across states
Ger mantown residents plan to attend the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Riverside Connecticut visitors arrive for a stay with Mr and Mrs Harold McMurry. Several families host relatives and friends in Middletown Chautauqua and Cincinnati. Households share hospital confinement and travel to Smoky Mountains and Salt Lick Kentucky during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Larry Barnhart
Jack Judy
Springfield
Ill
W. J. Loughlin
Riverside, Conn
Harold McMurry
George Creech
S. Cherry St
Middletown Hospital
Robert Black
Columbus
Herman Clasen
Robert Martz
Kenneda McDonald
Long Beach
Cal
Roger Kindig
Brookley Field
Elizabeth Kern
Dan Auslinger
Danny
Donald Moyer
Ira Zimmerman
Calvin Kern
Dean Stiver
Vernon Stiver
Warren County Car Sales Set July Record
An all time high in Warren County July new car sales reached 148. Chevrolet led with 54 sold, Ford 19, Buick and Pontiac 10 each, Plymouth and Dodge nine, and others fewer. Certificate of title filings about 812, mortgages 335, cancellations 234.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Cliff C. Beckett
Chevrolet
Ford
Buick
Pontiac
Plymouth
Dodge
Studebaker
Oldsmobile
Kaiser
Packard
Hudson
Nash
Chrysler
Mercury
DeSoto
Cadillac
GMC
Beckett
Monroe couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis of Route 63 celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family reunion at home. The couple, formerly Elizabeth Nel, wed August 10, 1899 in Hamilton, have no children but 23 nieces and nephews. Mr. Davis works as a carpenter and they have lived in Monroe all their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Joseph Davis
Route 63
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Beltz and daughter of Middletown called on the Reddings Sunday. Families visited in Frenchburg Ky with Mrs Cora Canney. Many attended a Reds Dodgers game and a Marietta Was Naughty at West Chester. Trips included Mammoth Cave Great Smoky Mountains and Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Beltz
Middletown
W. D. Redding
Richard Beebe
Frenchburg
Cora Canney
Robert Snyder
Edwin Earhart
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
S. G. Patterson
James Baird
Renk
Joann Carberry
Stillwater
James Linkous
Clarence Carberry
T. S. Jasper
Wyandotte
Mich
Charles Alexander
Wilson Williams
Ted Hall
Robert Dunn
Manchester Rd
Chester Hall
Janet Gail
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Indian Reservation
North Carolina
Virginia Beach
Washington
Shirley Wilson
Nora Gay
Phyllis Holland
Ruth Gray
St. Louis
Joseph Baird
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
J. F. Hinkle
Douglas
Ken
Batchaw
Canada
Michigan Straits
Ed. McQuinn
Jackson
George Arnett
Sam Russell
Jack Lovely
Bull wins prizes at Green County Fair Xenia
A registered Jersey bull named Royal Forward Prince Noble owned by Arthur E. Sibe and sons of Lebanon Route 3 was rated Senior and Grand Champion Bull at the Green County Fair in Xenia this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Royal Forward
Prince Noble
Arthur E. Sibe
First Woman Physician Elizabeth Blackwell
Elizabeth Blackwell earned her medical degree in 1849 becoming the first woman in the United States to receive a medical diploma. Her achievement marked a landmark for women in medicine and higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blackwell
Geneva College
United States
Greenland Ice Cap Thickness Estimated at Fifty Thousand Feet
A historical note estimates the Greenland ice cap at about 50 000 feet thick, signaling extreme ice volume. Scientists discuss implications for ocean levels and climate models based on this deep ice mass and its potential to store vast climatic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Butler County First Mobile Chest X-Ray Program Inaugurated
A mobile chest X-ray unit will be launched in Liberty Township on August 25 as the county's first such program. Miss Edna Billingslea, Bethany board member, and Charles Greig, executive secretary, outlined plans amid local church and Women’s Society of Christian Service involvement. Dr. H A Moore assists with the effort, to expand to other townships later. organizations may arrange via the tuberculosis office in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Liberty Township
Edna Billingslea
Bethany
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Charles Greig
Greig
Robert Gifford
Assocication
Leland Chapman
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Bethany Methodist Church
H. A. Moore
Second St
Hamilton
Preble County Plowing Contest Winners Named
Eaton Lloyd Busch and Dwight Landthrop of Eaton captured first prizes in the Preble County plowing and contour contests held at the Preble County Children's Home. An 82 year old resident John Penrod demonstrated pioneer plowing with oxen. About 3,000 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Lloyd Busch
Dwight Landthrop
Preble County
Busch
Landthrop
John Penrod
Preble
Franklin Baptist Church To Hear Joy Bell Ringer
Franklin Ohio hears Wilbur Fish of Columbus as Joy Bell Ringer at the First Baptist Church this Sunday. Rev H B Gessner announces a sermon titled The Prodigal Son delivered entirely through music using instruments including musical glasses piccolo cowbells and singing saw. Service starts 730 PM and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ohio
Wilbur Fish
Columbus
First Baptist
Gessner
Fisher
London
Community notices and visits mingle in Liberty Township events
Liberty Township residents attend birthday dinners and picnics at Harmon Park Banon and Golden Lamb Hotel Lebanon. Ohio State University student Gordon Stout to enroll in September. Families from Mason Milton Port Huron and Cincinnati visit relatives and attend farm bureau events and a Marietta Was production.
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Danny Downey of Salt Lick Ky visits aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Steve Willis and son Mrs Hattie Hauselman of Grand Prairie Tex visits with Mr and Mrs Durbin Beach Their guests Thursday evening were Mr and Mrs Earl Keppler of Middletown Joe Eldridge is confined to Middletown Hospital Mr and Mrs Gordon Parker celebrate a new son Gregory Lee Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wallace Diver of Helzeer Rd Mr and Mrs Orville Wills visit Shelbyville with Mr and Mrs A H Collins and Mr and Mrs W D Tipton attend Shelbyville fair and horse show Ronnie and Jimmie Diver attend 4 H Camp at Camp Campbell Gard near Hamilton Mrs Rose Orth bruised after stepping in a register and suffering injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Danny Downey
Salt Lick
Steve Willis
Hattie Hauselman
Grand Prairie
Tex
Durbin Beach
Earl Keppler
Middletown
Joe Eldridge
Middletown Hospital
Gordon Parker
Gregory Lee
Wallace Diver
Helzeer Rd
Orville Wills
A. H. Collins
W. D. Tipton
Shelbyville
Ronnie
Jimmie Diver
Camp Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Local notices from West Chester and surrounding areas
Friday R. V. Kennel and wife attended a funeral in Bowling Green Kentucky on Monday. Edna Billingslea returned from Georgetown Ohio after visiting friends. Perry Whallon enjoyed a plane trip to Lincoln Nebraska with Wilbur McCormick of Port Union. Harry Bates family mourns death of their son in law Harry Mayne at Mt. Washington. Pythian Sisters held a bi monthly session at their temple Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C O Everson were guests of Mr and Mrs William Ibick Millville Ohio Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Everett Chalk and Sons
Osborn
Mason
Progressive Club
Harmon Park
Banon
J. O. Wyle
Elma Long
Homer Carter
William Melampy
Leland Chapman
M. C. Hail
C. O. Everson
C. C. Moshier
Edna Billingslea
LeRoy Stout
Gordon
Milliken Rd
Columbus
Ohio State University
John Phillips
Middletown
E. E. Roosa
Cincinnati
Angela Cozad
Deer Park
Kyle Eads
Josie Miller
Dayton
Bryce Mitzel
Oxford
R. M. Mitzel
Bethany
Harry Meyer
Port Huron
Mich
Chester Chance
C. R. Rider
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Farm Bureau
le Sourdsville Lake
B. L. Frye
Tampa
Fla
Ohio
Lebanon
Golden Lamb Hotel
Charles O. Everson
Clifford Hagemeyer
Wyoming
Albert Shutte
Lavella Hamilton
D. E. Heywood
Edwin McCradie
Baby
Hamilton
Fred Rhoades
R. McCaffery
Covington
Everett , Chalk
Russell Farrell
Newark
Michael Brosee
Bros
Hamilon
Charles Ringersen
Joseph Condon
Charlene
Harry Pell
Amanda
Marietta
West Chester
R. V. Kennel
Bowling Green
Georgetown
O. Perry Whallon
Lincoln
Neb
Wilbur McCormick
Near Port Union
Harry Bates
Mt. Washington
Harry Mayne
Temple
William Ibick
Millville
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Franklin Society
KODAK
Noland Camera Shop
Central Ave
Lasy
Griffin
Pata PW AL
Carlisle Education Board
Warren
DRY Cleaners
Ioof Lodge
Maryland
Katherine
Rose Krager
Conrad Krager
George Krager
Maurice Pence
Jeanie
Judy
Isa Pence
Edwin Coburn
Louisville, Ky
Bonnie Pence
Albert Steltenpohl
Lake Leelanau
Woodsdale
Trenton Ball and Chain Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Hatfield Coal CO
Big Four
R. R. Dial
Franklin Baptist Church
Welfare Finance
M. C. Miller
Mar
Verne H. McDonald
Jeanette
Orlando
Rose Orth
Jayne
Jayne Co
Pag Wey
Gem City
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