Fisher Tops General Office Lead In Armco Bowling Tour
D O Fisher moved into first in the General Office singles with a 722 total on games of 190 189 and 235 at Frontier Lanes carrying a 108 handicap. He also leads all-events with 1 341 pins and a 619 doubles total as leaders shift across divisions in the Armco pin meet with one week remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Fisher
Frontier Lanes
General Office
Armco
Fisher
Max Allen
G. O
Walt Beattie
Bill Rupp
Craig Farrell
Troy Hall
Rupp
Beattie
Les Philhower
Fred Rodgers
Scot Banks
Carroll Belcher
Joe Cornella
Corbie Campbell
Bob McCandless
Bob Kelly
Jack Kieswetter
Don Osborne
Osborne
Old Office Building Leads Armco Girls Team Event
Old Office Building topped the Armco Girls Interdivisional Tournament at Brad St. Bowl with 2,433 pins, edging Armco International 2,424 and East Side 2,395. Team members include Margie Lindon who led with 399 and a 513 series, Pat Ransdell, Margie Lanson, Jean Barker, and Noomi Moore. Martha Wombold led all events with 964 pins and doubles winners were Gladys Fraley and Ruth Du Chemin with 1,026. Pat Hodge won singles at 531. General Office entries ranged from 2,181 to 2,360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Armco International
East Side
Pat Ransdell
Margie Lanson
Jean Barker
Margie Lindon
Noomi Moore
Lindon
Martha Wombold
General Office
Gladys Fraley
Ruth du Chemin
Pat Hodge
Dodger Rookie Faces Two Hurdles in 1959 Spring
New York dispatch chronicles Don Zimmer as a Dodgers rookie rivaling Peewee Reese for the shortstop job while recovering from a skull fracture last July. Zimmer fought back from coma and surgery to hit .300 in 81 games prior to the accident, and faces competition from Edmundo Amoros for left field. Tom Lasorda leads a Montreal pitching group with a 17-8 record and 2.81 ERA as nine rookies contend for spots at Vero Beach spring camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chap
Zimmer
Dodgers
Brooks
Amoros
Montreal
St.Paul
Fort Worth
Tom Lasorda
Standings Hold After Weekend CYO Loop Games
The Buffalos and Colts led the National League with weekend wins at Trinity Gym. Jimmy Meehan scored 20 to push the Buffalos past the Rams 56 to 44, while Tommy Meehan added 18 in the Colts 34 to 27 win over the Bears. Pat Mulligan led the Bobcats with 25 in a 54 to 28 victory over the Gophers. In American League action, the Lions beat the Eagles 30 to 27, the Wildcats toppled the Panthers 28 to 25, and the Cardinals edged the Hawks 18 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalos
Colts
Trinity Gym
Rams
Jimmy Meehan
Bears
Tommy Meehan
Jimmy Jackson
Jerry Miller
Pat Mulligan
Bobcats
Gophers
Fred Hollon
Lions
Eagles
Wildcats
Panthers
Cardinals
Hawks
UK Ace May Miss Action For 10 Days
Lexington Kentucky reports Kentucky star Cliff Hagan may be sidelined for a week to ten days after injuring his right thigh in the game with Tennessee at Knoxville. Coach Adolph Rupp said swelling and a stiff knee joint developed after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
America
Cliff Hagan
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Hagan
Tennessee
Knoxville
Rupp
Hoosier Kegler Leads At Cincy
Betty Miller of Indianapolis held a slim two pin edge as the Cincinnati Times-Star Ladies Handicap Bowling Tournament began. Four hundred forty one teams, 1,011 doubles, 2,022 singles compete for 10 935 75 dollars in prize money. Dorothy Van Dyke of Dayton sits two pins back in the early standings. Franks Cumups of Dayton leads the team event and Dor is Arnold with Pat Smith of Bluffton share top in the doubles. The Bar 30 State House of Van Wert placed fourth in team events and Eva Stedman of Hamilton led the singles with 653.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Betty Miller
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Times-Star
Dorothy van Dyke
Dayton
Franks Cumups
Doris Arnold
Pat Smith
Bluffton
Ind
van Wert
Eva Stedman
Hamilton
OSU Vaulter Upsets Laz Richards in Eve ning Star Games
Ohio State veterinary student Jerry Welbourn won the pole vault at the Eve ning Star games beating favorites Laz and Richards. Welbourn cleared 14 feet 8 inches on his first attempt while Laz failed three tries at 15 feet after clearing 14 feet 4 inches, missing the 15 foot mark by inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Las Nor Richards
Ohio State
Jerry Welbourn
Bob Richards
Don Laz
Laz
Welbourn
Richards
Cornelius Warmerdam
Whitfield Aims for Unusual Double in Boston Meet
Whitfield, former Olympic 800m champion and OSU graduate, plans a two race bid at Boston A A meet. He targets a 1 09 3 600 yards world indoor mark and a 2 10 1000 yards clocking if given rest between races. He says he's in his best form despite a recent 400 loss to Reggie Pearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mal Whitfield
Boston A. A
Ohio State
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
Whitfield
Reggie Pearman
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pearman
Ladewig and Carter Take All Star Bowling Titles
In Chicago, Mrs. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids won her fifth consecutive All Star Bowling title, the first to achieve five straight. Don Carter of Detroit won his second straight men’s division by a narrow 27-pin margin over Bill Lillard of Chicago, securing back-to-back finals titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Don Carter
Detroit
Carter
Bill Lillard
Cincinnati Golden Gloves preliminaries set for Tuesday
The Cincinnati Golden Gloves preliminaries occur Tuesday night January 26 at 7 30 p m in the Seraph Club Liberty and Vine streets Cincinnati Weigh ins are Monday January 25 at 6 30 p m in the Times Star gym 8th and Broadway Entrants should attend on time with their trainer or coach Final bouts are February 3 at Cincinnati Gardens all profits go to the Polio Fund of Hamilton County No bouts will be televised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Seraph Club
Liberty & Vine Streets
Times-Star
8Th & Broadway
Cincinnati Gardens
Polio Fund
Hamilton County
Italy wins first world two-man bobsled title in Cortina
Italy captures the world two-man bobsled crown as Guglielmo Scheibmeir and partner post a 4 heat total of 5:47.08 down Cortina’s ice chute. Italo Petrelli finishes second giving Italy a one two sweep with 15 sleds from eight nations. Stanley Benham of Lake Placid, NY, earns third for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
Cortina
Sheerice
Guglielmo Scheibmeir
Italo Petrelli
Stanley Benham
Lake Placid
N. Y
United States
Grasso Reaches Agreement With Cleveland Indians
Mickey Grasso has come to terms with the Cleveland Indians after a phone call to his Newark New Jersey home. Terms were not disclosed and Grasso is the sixth Indian to sign with the club joining Al Rosen Larry Doby Rocky Nelson Bill Glynn and Gale Wade. Grasso batted .209 in 61 games last season with the Washington Nationals after being traded from the Nats to the Indians in a deal that sent Joe Tipton to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mickey Grasso
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Newark
N. J
Indians
Grasso
Joe Tipton
Washington Nats
Nats
Tipton
Tribe
al Rosen
Larry Doby
Rocky Nelson
Bill Glynn
Gale Wade
Fort Worth
Inter-Town Baseball To Get New Look
In Wichita Kansas the National Baseball Congress unveils a plan to boost small town leagues for the season. President Ray Dumont says a $1000 government bond will go to the smallest population league champion. He predicts more leagues and about 80 percent inter town competition under 2500 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress Today
Ray Dumont
Congress
N.B.C
Dumont
Cage Results Roundup Highlights Narrow NBA Scores
Milwaukee 68 New York 66 and Rochester 93 Boston 85 Philadelphia 80 lead a set of cage results. Syracuse 78 Fort Wayne 79, Dayton 66 Xavier 58, Dayton Chaminade 48 Fremont St Joseph 42, Cincinnati Elder 57 Cincinnati Purcell 67 Cincinnati St Xavier 56, Middletown Fenwick 61 Covington Catholic 36, Sandusky St Marys 85 Toledo Central Catholic 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New York
Rochester
Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Fort Wayne
Baltimore
College Dayton
Xavier
Dayton
Chaminade
Fremont
St. Joseph
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati
Purcell
St. Xavier
Roger Bacon
Middletown
Fenwick
Covington
Catholic
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Toledo
Central Catholic
Irish May Take Sugar Bowl Bid
Furman Bisher reports Notre Dame was offered a 5 to 10 year Sugar Bowl pact to appear in New Orleans each January 1. Notre Dame athletic director Ed Krause calls the report false. The Sugar Bowl committee also dismisses the rumor as ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta P
Notre Dame
Furman Bisher
Atlanta Constitution
New Orleans
Constitution
Ed Krause
Spahn Signs Pact With Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee January 23 1954 War ren Spahn one of baseballs top pitchers signed his 1954 contract with the Milwaukee Braves today He joined the team in 1944 and reportedly earned about 40000 last season Spahn said he was very happy with the new contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Spahn
Government housing reform plan proposed to shift Fannie Mae private
The proposal calls for raising FHA repair loans to 3000 dollars, extending repayment to five years, and restructuring Fannie Mae to reduce federal control. It aims to reorganize housing agencies to cut cumbersome operations and gradually privatize mortgage credit operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Federal National Mortgage Assn
Damage estimated at 4500 in Hamilton church fire
The Israel Baptist Church at 134 Walnut Street was destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon caused by an overheated furnace. The blaze spread through rafters and flooring into the recently remodeled interior, with three fire companies fighting the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Israel Baptist Church
Walnut St
Coffee Sales Drop in New York City
New York retailers report a 50 percent fall in coffee sales as prices rise above one dollar per pound, cutting demand amid higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Airman Receives Second Oak Leaf Cluster to Air Medal
Airman First Class Charles R. Willis, son of Mrs. Mable Willis of 1205 Manchester Ave, receives his second oak leaf cluster to the Air Medal for meritorious service during tactical training against enemy forces in Korea from November 14 to December 30, 1951. He completed 56 combat missions during his overseas tour and holds the Korean Presidential Citation and United Nations Campaign ribbon. Willis, a Lemon-Monroe High School alumnus, is married to Doris Linnenkamp of Waterloo Iowa. they have a six week old daughter, Deborah Katherine, and he is stationed at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Willis
Mable Willis
Manchester Ave
Willis
Korea
United Nation
Lemon- Monroe High School
Doris Linnenkamp
Waterloo
Iowa
Deborah Katherine
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Big Four meet to gauge postwar German and world shifts
The Big Four discuss postwar ties amid Stalin's death, new Soviet leadership, and Western unity. Berlin talks seek German elections, a united Germany, and a peace treaty while rejecting China participation and East German plans. Diplomatic stance favors free elections and a neutral, unified Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Otto Grotewohl
Lothar Bolz
Film Wins Award for Best Directed Picture 1953
Hollywood reports From Here to Eternity named Best Directed Picture of 1953 by the Screen Directors Guild. Fred Zinnemann directed the winning film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Here To
Eternity
Screen Directors Guild
Fred Zinneman
Proclamation on Developing a Sense of Proportion by Rev Morse
The Rev Kenneth Morse pastor of the Presbyterian Church will speak on Developing a Sense of Proportion next Sunday. Members of the Methodist Church held a business meeting and Bible Study in the annex with Rev Carter leading. Choir practice was directed by Mrs Dorothy Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Morse
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Carter
Dorothy Pierson
D. B. Reed
Church Street
Arthur Harris
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Depot Street
Chelsa
Eaton
Priscilla Suman
Hamilton
George Suman
Harry Garrett
Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Market Notes
USDA sale report from Cincinnati shows hogs 3,400 head with most classes moderately active and higher bids. hogs fleshed 50 higher with choice 170-225 lb butchers at 26.75 and 27.25 for specific lots. Cattle and calves total around 2,000 and 200 with steady to mixed movements. steers and yearlings 800-1,100 lb steady, cows and bulls varying, vealers 24-33, and sheep 100 with lambs 19-22 and ewes 3-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Pay Price List for Live Poultry and Eggs
Pay prices delivered to plant for hens five pounds and over, fryers, roosters, rabbits old and young, and eggs. Read by buyers and sellers to gauge current market values at the Dayton area plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R
Cincinnati Produce Prices Reported in Wholesale Budgets
A historical notice lists Cincinnati produce pricing for eggs, poultry, butter and potatoes. It details grades and types with figures such as white eggs 52-53 cents, brown and mixed 50-51 cents, white butter around 70 cents, and potatoes priced 2.50 to 4.00 per case or unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
f.C.b
Infantile Paralysis Committee Meeting Tonight
The Infantile Paralysis committee will gather in the Lambert Team Room at 9 o'clock this evening to discuss arrangements and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Team Room
Mitchell Called To Testify On Taft-Hartley Revisions
Washington Senate Labor Committee summons Secretary of Labor Mitchell as the first witness in hearings on Eisenhower’s 14 proposed Taft Hartley revisions. Democrats and Republicans clash over the plan for a secret employee poll during strikes. committee split over Beeson NLRB nomination amid accusations of filibustering by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
New York
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Ade
Smith
Death of Pvt Edward A. Thomas Returns from France
Body of 21 year old Pvt Edward A. Thomas arrives Tuesday from France. He died in bed Christmas Day at the 306th Field Hospital. Survived by his father, sister Blanch, brother Charles. mother died in 1952. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Wilson Memorial Home with full military rites at Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Thomas
John Thomas
Pershing Ave
France
Thomas
306Th Field Hospital
Army
Pvt
213Th
Cincinnati
Ft. George’ Meade
Camp Pickett
Young Thomas
Eugene Extermital
Middletown
Amanda School
Aree
Blanch Thomas
Charles
Mabel Webber Thomas
Wilson Memorial Home
William E. Ballinger
Monroe Methodist Church
American Legion Post 218
Woodside Cemetery
Miss Matilda Sudds 84 Dies In Cincinnati
Miss Matilda Tillie Sudds longtime companion of the late Mrs. Thomas Harvey Sr died unexpectedly at 6 40 a m Saturday at the Cincinnati home of her niece Mrs Betty McDowell She had lived with relatives in Cincinnati for five years and was born in St Mary Cray England She leaves a sister Mrs Annie Attwood in England and a niece in Cincinnati Funeral at Riggs Funeral Home 10 30 a m Wednesday by Rev Louis R Walter burial in Woodside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda
Tillie) Sudds
Thomas Harvey Sr
Betty McDowell
Eight - Mile Rd
Cincinnati
Miss Sudds
St. Mary Cray
County Kent
England
United States
Harvey
Benjamin Sudds
W. H. Alford
5Th Ave
Sudds
First Methodist
McDowell
Annie Attwood
Riggs Funeral Home
Louis R. Walter
First Methodist Methodist Church
Woodside Cemetery
Stueber Dies in Little Rock After Heart Attack
Roy F. Stueber 62 a Little Rock business man and Middletown native died suddenly Saturday at home after a heart attack. Survived by wife Henrietta daughter Mrs. Philip Scheide two grandchildren and two aunts in Middletown. Funeral and burial in Little Rock Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E Stueber
Little Rock
Ark
Stueber
Ed Steuber
Henrietta
Philip Scheide
Ella Langdon
Katherine Wright
Middletown
Edwin K Snooks Dies Suddenly at Akron Home
Edwin K. Snooks husband of Helen Scott of Middletown died suddenly at his Akron home last night. Information reached Richard Scott of 206 Young Street. The couple had three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Snooks
Helen Scott
Middletown
Akron
Richard Scott
Young St
Snooks
Funeral services for Milton G. Hiteshue in Hamilton
Milton G. Hiteshue 74 of 2739 Benninghofen Ave retired carpenter will have 2 30 p m services at Klaus Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery His survivors include his wife Mary Craig Hiteshue a son Ardis M. Hiteshue of Hamilton a half sister Mrs Jessie Wagner of Monroe and two grandchildren The late Monroe family had seven brothers and nine sisters earlier in death He retired four years ago and celebrated a golden wedding anniversary on June 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Milton G. Hiteshue
Benninghofen Ave
Klaus
Rose Hill
Monroe
Calvin
Leah Margaret Hiteshue
Mary Craig Hiteshue
Ardis M. Hiteshue
Jessie Wagner
Obituary Notices From Local Funeral Homes
Mrs Josephine Sugar Byerline 609 Sycamore St former president of Women s Democratic Club services 130 tomorrow Webb Funeral Home Emma Mae Jobe 63 1006 Ludlow St services 230 Wednesday Webb Funeral Home Charles Kauffing 65 333 Hooven Ave services 1000 Wednesday Webb Funeral Home Paul James Mobley 26 918 tomorrow Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Elen Marie Moyer 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Moyer 409 Main St Seven Mile services 1000 today Colligan Fu Albert Schutte 53 in Green
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sugar Byerline
Sycamore St
Women's Democratic Club
Webb Funeral Home
Emma Mae Jobe
Ludlow St
Charles Kauffing
Hooven Ave
Paul James Mobley
Cleveland Ave
Griesmer - Grim Funeral Home
Elen Marie Moyer
Robert Moyer
Main St
Seven Mile
Colligan Funeral Home
Albert Schutte
Green
Obituary notes list diplomats and scholars nationwide
Ottawa Hume Wrong 59 Canadian diplomat former ambassador to Washington Harold H Nelson 75 Egyptologist field director at University of Chicago Egypt survey Francis M Sullivan 57 national legislative director Disabled American Veterans Ben Hur Lampman 67 Oregonian editor laureate Horace H Raymond 56 inventor Magic Eye door opener Karl B McEachron 65 GE scientist Bowing transformer research born in diverse locales across the United States and Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hume Wrong
Washington
Chicago
Harold H. Nelson
University of Chicago
Uxor
Egypt
New Oreleans
Francis M. Sullivan
The
Disabled American Veterans
Boston
Portland
Ore
Ben Hur Lampman
Oregonian
Oregon
Barron
New Britain
Conn
Horace H. Raymond
Pittsfield
Mass
Karl B. McEachron
General Electric Co
Sac Falls
N. Y
Parliament member seeks special session on U.S. military aid
Pakistani MP Nazir Ahmed Khan urged Prime Minister to summon a special Parliament session next month to debate American military aid to Pakistan. He described the issue as vital and delicate and questioned why the United States is providing aid and what comes after it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
Pakistan
Springboro Notices and Local Socials
Springboro residents plan club meetings with Wimodauci and Violet groups at Carlisle and Dayton homes. Local families host gatherings and birthday celebrations while Sgt. Robert Gray returns from Walter Reed after a year overseas in Germany. Hospital stays include Charles Bridges and Luther Duncan at Miami Valley Hospital.
Poasttown Club and local visits noted in Middletown area
Mrs Alva Baker attended a 500 Club meeting at Mrs Neida Honachers home in Middletown Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dave Levy of New Martinsville W Va spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Dickey and family. Mrs Lulu Dickey returned home with them after a visit here. Mr and Mrs Raymond Woods of Miamisburg called on Mr and Mrs G O Michael Sunday afternoon. Homer Stoutenboro is reported improving at Middletown Hospital after an operation. Today's Women Mothers Club met at Mrs William Mann in Mayfield Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Raymond Paullin attended the Pomona Grange meeting at Morgan Grange in Okayana Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Baker
500 Club
Neida Honacher
Middletown
Dave Levy
New Martinsville
W. Va
Robert Dickey
Lulu Dickey
Raymond Woods
Miamisburg
G. O. Michael
Homer Stoutenboro
Middletown Hospital
Women Mothers Club
Wiliam Mann
Mayfield
Raymond Paullin
Pomona Grange
Morgan Grange
Okeana
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Dodger
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn
Don Zimmer
Reese
Peewee
Hoosier Kegler
Cincy
Goodyear
Sire Crook Res
Noonyear Service
Broad and
Manchester
Osu
Ladewig
NBA
Ohio
Joseph Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Republican Party
Berlin
Stalin
James B Conant
U. S
Dulles
Molotov
China
Somerville
Greene & Ladd
Dus Bal
Admiral Tringe Heenan Eee
Toons
Allied Stores
Serene Eeennerene
American Airlines
Scsseesssees
American Can
Amer T
CORRO
Ashland Oil
Eeeestadataneee
Ae Steel
Crucible Steel
Enee
Curtis
Goodrich Weeenee Goodyear
Gt Northern
Greyhound
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Int. T
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Bak & Seennnee Ae
Loew's
e + Hee
Renee Lorillard Aeehee
Senbenee
Marshall Field
Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward
Sewene
Motorola
Eee
Enewes
Ewnee
Nash
N. Sewn
Ohio Oil Sane
Packard
Paramount Wee
Penn
Phelps Dodge
Philco Radio
Phillips Petr
Standard Oil
Studebaker Sevee
Sunray Oil
Tidewater Assa Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
Davien Livestock
Rt. Ao
Hennery
Cincinnati Produce
Colored News
Gress
Poe
Miss Matilda Sudds
Roy F. Stueber
Associated Press
U.S
Springboro
Jesse Brandenburg
Wimodaucian Club
J. Simpson
Carlisle
Violet Club
Rilla Green
W. H. Null
Robert Montgomery
Leslie Gray
Lytle
Sgt
Robert Gray
Walter Reid Hospital
Washington, D. C
John Dunaway
Robert South
Fair Board
Columbus
Poasttown
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