Knights of Pythias Organize Uniform Company and Local News
Special Correspondence Herald-Htar Feb 4. Local pottery shut down a week for repairs and steer. Russell Coal Co loaded flat car after rail delay. Krank Hamilton moved from Gaylord to town and plans to finish Fred Youngmann’s house. Peter Landerfield recovering from typhoid. Mrs Winfield Key and Middletown visitors. Peter Lauer leaves pottery for J Stringer Portland trade. Local youths attended a party in Arronton. Arabian Lodge 684 K of P organizing Uniform Bank. about twenty measured for uniforms. Oyster supper planned at Neor Fusure. Friday night pound party for the worthy poor. funds raised generously. New daughter born to Jo. Ber Watwon. May Dr. Cope begins practice. Infant son of Clarence and Mrs. Borris dies. burial Friday. Dodds, Long, Hayes White arranging work near Fernwood. Miss Jessie Kithari visiting Pleasant friends. Miss Dona Navier visiting. Ada Kindt Raimond and Gari Sutherland visit cousin Hoyle. A. C. Vermilion hauling coal for B. W. Freeman. Purvianne family at Amith Fort. T. Rinker visiting St Olaf. W C Naylor and wife with Silose family. J. W. Watson seeking right of way for new Wabash railroad. Mianne Lizzie Malay and Andrea Sutherland on six list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Coal Co
Krank Hamilton
Gaylord
Fred Youngmann
Jie
Peter Landerfield
Hogs
Mra
Winfield Key and
Middletown
Jabaz Pierce
Peter Lauer
J. Stringer
Portland
Ste- Hon
Joe
Cope
Ingens
Dodde
Thisace
J. W. Long
Hayes
Fernwood
Jeesie Kithoari
Mr Pleasant
Mish Ada
Kindtt
Raimond
Gari Sutherland
Hoyle
A. C. Vermilion
B. W. Freeman
P.P. Purvianne
Amith Fot
T. Rinker
Vielting
St. Olafentville
W. C. Naylor
Will Suthherland
Mia. Silose
J. W. Watson
Hopedale
Mianoe Lizzie Malay
Andra Bubherland
Epontal Correspondence and Local Notes From Web
Corresponder from Weal reports on family ties and health rumors. Mrs. Hobarn faces paralysis but improves. Sara J. Birbey visits Wheeler’s kin in OWA. Fleury Keeler may move from Coahocton to a new home. A long list of small town updates covers visits, moves, illness, and social events including a Sunday sermon by Webb at the Pres? Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornié-Riar
Crawford Vorhes
Bia
Vorhes
Hobarn
Sara J. Birbey
Nes’ Wheeler
Owa
Fleury Keeler
Coahocton
Bie
Jaca
Becca Alar
Pittsburgh
R. Bockett
Jewett
Hag
Aghn
McNary
Hest
Las
Roge Ounland
Unionport Ationdad
Howe
cNary
Munio
Ganea
Rafrashmente
Arthur Parviance
Wot
Polen
Ruth Bikey
George Gruber
Brintow
Paey
Webb
Prestorian
O'Clook
Local Notes From Clarion County and Surrounding Towns
An assorted batch of village items reports residents visiting friends and family, travel for business, and community updates. Mentions include Fagnie Whitemore assisting at home, Moan’s O Bhambaugh visiting, and Pat Birney and family returning from a trip. Also noted are illness updates for Clinton Er Hrande with wumpa and typhoid, plus travelers from near town and a trip to Dennivon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feavoudente ‘Herald-Star
Mac Bry Rea
Annapolis
Bpeer
Lidren
Clarion County
Fagnie Whitemore
O Bhambaugh
Bundey
Heuma
Pat Birney
Moane
Sree
Bricker
Haw
Beaty
Olinton Er Hrande
Husler
Daugh
Dennivon
Satherland Mill Pinspint for a Merit Star
Satherland Mill executes a pinspint ceremony to honor a Moerald Star recipient. Local officials and peers gathered to recognize the individual’s service and contributions within the community.
Local Notes From Dillonvale Area Highlight Early Railway Work and Community Life
Bub. 8 indicates rapid railway progress near Dilfonvale. Tifatte, four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilanowak, died last Monday from whooping cough. Misa Oderan Neel of Steubenville visited her parents in town. Groat hopes rise for a new oil wall on the Morkel farm. Residents welcome neighbors Henry and [Burrier] moving to Dillonvate tomorrow. Local school under Prof. G. H. Garke. R 8 Neel flew to Whealing Saturday. Protracted meeting continues at Dillonvate M P church. Young folks attended a dance at Mr and Mrs Pater Jackarn’s home. Mr Alter M rko remains ill with jaundice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilfonvale
Tifatte
Wilanowak
Misa Oderan Neel
Steubenville
A. A. Neel
Groat
Henry Burrier
Dillonvate
G. H. Garke
Neel
M. P
Mrs Ataeee Chamberlain Hosts Young People on Miinstreet Toursday
Epochial correspondence reports Mrs Chamberlain inviting many youths at her Miinstreet home on Toursday evening in honor of her sister Lydia Plekerton of Tiltonville among guests listed by name. Receptions of 11 o'clock noted, with several locals and visitors mentioned including births and health updates for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derald-Btar
Ataeee Chamberlain
Paopte
Miinstreet
Alater
Mies
Lydia Plekerton
Tiltonville Armong
Previns
Albers Ousick
Herod Prout
Denoph Conaway
David and
Howard Tieton
Miew Bylvia Paeters
Cutourille
Mtrael Viola Job
Green TH
Wheeling
Tom Nikeon
Clarenca Hutton
Wille Ganehan
B. Linder
Merrn's Ferry
Georga Chaimberlain
John Billingsley
Bob
Mita
Laura A. Sterling
Misa
Grace Mas Gsughan
Tiltonville
Carria Chambertein
Carl Dvernow
Mingo
Whiting
John Brarfon
Crean Hill
Boncday
Local Notes From Spacial and Harold-Styr Correspondents
Spacial Correspondence Harold-Styr reports from Steubenville to Mt Pleasant and Salt Run with notices of visits, illnesses, and social events. Miss Emin Cayey ill at Riddle's Run. Miss Lucy Brown visiting grandparents in Dillonvale. revival meetings begin led by Loyd. several residents in Springfield, Adena, and Warren Ridge mentioned with weekend visits and church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Styr
Frank Wilburh
Steubenville
Murgaret "Hoge
Mt. Pleasant
Apelit
Atta
Salt Run
R.A. Brown
Patton's
Balt Run
Misa Lucy Brown
Brown
Dillonvale
Mr. Waugh
Seymour Graham
New Alexan- Avia Ridge
Adena
Emin Cayey
Riddle
Carl Everson
Jim Richardson
Mingo
Ross McGrew
W. D. Linton
Warren Ridge
Coal prospects and land sales in Mt Pleasant township
Mt Pleasant region shows broad coal interest as markets glow for blocks near Emer ton and Bulmont county. Local investor Mehac Gallagher has paid over 250000 for coal rights and land. plans to expand with large mine ventures near Cleveland Artles. property transfers include lddings farm 180 acres and nearby holdings. religious meetings in town begin as Pastor Brown and Rev Plumsr prepare to lead sermons. residents relocate to Claven Merkary farm and Evans store to continue business as local figures move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Plessant Township
Emerton
M‘ehac Gallagher
Hele
Bulmont
Cistavilla
William G. MccCullough
Bowisckley
Yellow Creek
Thia County
Gallagher
Ucnervea
Cleveland Artles
Charles Jenkins
Banduaky
Owl
Sarah J. Jon. King
Mra. Junkire
Updegraffe
Doctor
David Updexraf
R. Blanche Ratcliff
Madfeon
Win
Avhd
Ocroapolle
Aila Brenoe- Imam
Plumsr
Gadz
Ohio
John Beans
Edwin Poulteun
Herrieville
Pair Play and Social Notes From Hyedal
Local youths attended a social at Ridge last Saturday with reports of a pleasant time. Jarvis the station agent spent weekend in Pittsburg while Welong recovers from a rheumatic illness. Vera Hervey remains homebound. Volney Home Literary Society elected officers with Maus as superintendent, Hervey as assistant, Adrian secretary, Limeral treasurer, and Rowland as organist. Veloy Home Society hosts a conch-top event led by Browning. Next Friday's debate asks if telephone benefits rural mail delivery more, while music is provided by Fair Play Band. KM Brown seen driving his traveling horse King George. Brabton visited friends near Berkeley. Reed shot a hen on his farm. Brook reports a good winter and ample feed. Hicks and son prosper in coal trade as roads improve for hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societ
Jarvis
Pittsburga
D. H. Welong
SiVero
Yaley Rowland
Wa Hervey Ja
Pironers
Cfluera
Jacob Maus
O'a
Wao Hervey
Chester Adrian
Brigham Limeral
Daley Rowland
Veley Home Literary Society
W.B Browning
Mualo
KM. Brown
King George
Chas. Brabaton
Bkeley
M. Brown
C. A. Rowland
W. B. Bimeral
Smithield
L. Reed
Brook
F Hicks and Son
Protracted Meeting Report and Local Property Notes
Amsterday reports a week of religious services including Monday meeting and Sunday communion led by Rev Dr Minchester. Mrs Adams plans a visit to relatives nearby. Oil activity: a well on the McGarry farm produced with debt implications. Barrier farm well to be drilled Wednesday. George McCork notes oil pool under his farm. hole to one quarter mile may confirm. Local matches: bachelor to marry. John Haas and von plan a new house on a lot bought from David Gowenthal. Ottacall and Rohard Briceland plan a summer build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergldster
Minchester
Adams
Viabloy
McGarry Farm
Barrier Farm
George McCork
Cissons
John Haas
Von
David Gowehal
Ottacall
Rohard Briceland
Obituary notices and social updates from Yok and nearby events
A Yok city update reports Ira Smith dying at home January 31 and a fever illness in York. Mirtuu Hell hosted a Young People party. Mua Lircie Resnard returned from hospital with fever. Notes include families: Robert Huot, Billia Calder, Leonard Bonar, Bery McClain. gatherings at Robert Frarole’s home. Henry’s medical attack. Wille Ponderson and others at community events. J B Reynard and sister Mary visiting. Will and Ju ze’e Reynard referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bery
McClain
Robert Frarole
Manph
Henry
Will
Reynard
W. H. Thowpron
Hopedale Friends Attend Snowy Saturday Event
Rev D J White will preach at Janes Henderton's next Kabath evening at seven o'clock. The young Men with Inesleigha have been making good use of the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopedale
Inesleigha
D. J. White
Janes Henderton
Knoxville News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Illness
Dr. Schilling returned from Columbia last Friday. Miss Graces Goodiin teaching Bhane school spent Sabbath with home folk. Goodiin called to Weilsville Monday due to illness of her daughter Mrs. Wm. L.ves W. UO. Watran suffered grip. He remained at Holt high school rest of the week. Owen Jeverson of Bacon Ridge visited Knoxville last Saturday and Sunday. About eighty attended singing Friday night. Attendees from nearby areas went to the Kinando Canyon farm on Thursday. Mr. Patton from placa tower ford and W. Biowart from Bkaubenville did work locally last week. Edgar Bowers nearly recovered from chicken-pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Schilling
Columbia
Owen
Smithfield Me 2 Shagh preacher returns to Quem
Special correspondence reports Rev. Kreager expects to preach again next Sunday. Congregation glad to have him back. Alexander Henderson remains ill. W P Bell visited Charles Manvefield. Peter Hoobier visited G P Merryman. Miss Well improving after a long illness. Protracted meetings closed January 26. Rev Bebb returned to Atiica, O. A new baby born to Mr. and Mrs Wallace. Isaac Vorhes of Hardin County visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keb
Roev, Ovin
Smithfield
Shagh
Hera
Quem
Kreager
Alexander Henderson
Weay
W. P. Bell
Charlea Manvefield
Peter Hoobier
Untenport
G. P Merryman
Mies
Bebb
Isaac Vorhes
Hardin E Upty
Mt Pleasant to Celebrate Cattle Hall Lodge 36th Anniversary
Mt Pleasant notes list Mt Pleasant Cattle Hall Lodge 407 K of 2 to mark the 36th anniversary with a social and banquet on Wednesday evening February 1. Local committees pledge a top season event. Other items cover hotel purchase and modernization by Benjamin Wright of Richmond Indian, local business openings, and candidates for township offices as spring primaries near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Star
Cattle Hall Lodge
W. A. Drake
O. X. King
J. H. Walker
Binjamin Wright
Richmond
Ind
Burriss Hotel
Wright
Frad Patterson
North Vernon
Indiana
Lee
Patterson
Anna Hunter
Whosliog Island
Snme
George Johnston
J. A. White
Mr. White
Grace Lyons
de. Lyons
Dow Cory
Wudle Johngon
Harvey Johngon
Burris Hotel
D. Buchanan
Township Trust
C. R. King
H. B
Clark
Alex J.humphreyville
Milton R. Merdeth
Justice of the Peace
William I’. Tomlinton
Bellend
Thanker
Portland Notes From Special Correspondent Herald-Star
Feb items report visitors Portand connections McMannis and wife of Cleveland visiting relatives. A child of John D. Higgins buried near Welly's coal works. Lou Brown and Ben Smith afflicted with mumps. The revolver theft from Tom Walker noted as loaded. Mrs. Geo Keith moved to Uniontown Pa last week. Ice men busy. Buckman to occupy Keith house. C Ty Aken of Tiltonville called on friends. W A Ward of Wheeling Island in town. Connerville pike survey halted due to cold. J T Hodgens a Wheeling visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Star
W. O. McMannis
Cleveland
John D. Higgins
Welly
Lou Brown
Ben Smith
Tom Walker
Tom
Geo. Keith
Uniontown
Tsave Buckman
George Keith
C. Ty Aken
Tiltonville
Dporth
W. A. Ward
Wheeling Island
Connerville Pike
J.T. Hodgens
Wheeling
Osage News Roundup Quiet Winter Visit Notes
George Swan of Steubenville stayed with Charles McClelland last Thursday. Samuel Swickard of Milnais visits his father Jacob Swickard and other relatives here. Roads were impassable Sunday due to drifted snow.
McKinley Day Observed at Franklin School Wells Township
Special correspondence reports Franklin school pupils in Wells Township held a January 20 observance for McKinley with life sized presidential portraits, patriotic displays, a long program of music recitations and speeches led by teacher Misa Lilian Vermillion. Students Anna and Edna Vermillion and Della Glover attended with Ap ient Vermillion in a one horse sled. a collection raised funds for the McKinley monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Welle Township
Misa Lilian Vermillion
Rooneratt
Admiral Dowsy
Henry W. Longfellow
America
Clark Cole
Lincoln
Nfe
Blanche Rickey
Bila Walbaum
Anna Rose
James A. Gartisid
Ella Walbaum
Garfeld
Lizzie Welbaum
Wm. MecKisley
Vera Rickey
Goodbys
Holua Verwmilsion
Molintey
Boys of America
Chalmere Brown
McKinley
Mary Rosa
William McKinley
Buitso
Charles Foster
Albert Rose
Dna Walbaum
Nettie Brown
Mary Cole
Clement Brown
Vernon Rose
Ane Rose
Raymond Cole
John Cole
Quartstte
Emily Light
Arthur Wirmilsion
Addrova
Price Rose
Thrir Doliaars
McKinley Monument Fund
Mias
Anna
Edna Vermillion
Della Glover
Ida Scott
Minnie Hobbs
Ada &Mith
Sale at Renaldo Runyon’s farm draws five hundred attendees
Special correspondent reports about 500 people attended a sale at Renaldo Runyon’s farm last Thursday. Obituary notes mention James Lewis of Hammondaville who died last Thursday and was buried in New Somerset Cemetery. Weather kept attendance low for the New Somerset Institute event at the school house. Various locals and visitors are listed with social visits, illnesses, and travel between Richmond, Sugar Grove, Wollaville, Wellsville, and Pine Grove, including Miss Mary Baxter and Miss Olive Jenking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Stus
Renaldo Runyon
James Lewis
Hammondaville
Olive Jenking
Baxter
Mary
Rosalie
W. Va
John Lowry
Pine Grove
Iw. O. Yeagley
Wellsville View
William Groves
George Groves
Bolt
Samuel Grovex
Misa Jayne Baxter
Rondale
Henry Leatherberry
Edgar
Benton Milla Satueaye
Center Chapel News and Local Notes
Center Chapel news reports Pekin resident David Anderson in poor health and a rumored upgrade to the Wintereville to Richmond telephone line with Laurence Jacobs overseeing the project and a private wire to his home. Miss Swickard missed school due to heavy snow drifts and Helen Taylor slowly improves after a serious earlier injury. Correspondent calls Bantam Ridge for clarification on Mr Thompson's hired help amid recurring mistakes. Mrs John Watt visited her daughter Mrs Vorhees in Scio last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Hidge
Thompson
John Watt
Vorhees
Scio
Hoodler Hauls Wheat and Bay on Good Roads
Special Correspondence notes Hoodler taking advantage of good roads to haul wheat and bay. Alex Hoodler described as a hunter sending two loads daily toward East Springfield. W Stevenson passes through Shans oat on way to Knoxville where Batbath was spent at Nias Ganolip's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
W. Hoodler
Alex Hoodler
Hebaule
East Springfeld
Misa Cioshlin
W. Stevenson
Shans
Knoxville
Nias Ganolip
Wm Ratledge
Oircle Greep
Columbus
Belle Hooblu
Mary
Bane
Stenbooville
Benny Groves Transfer at Traxdale After December 12
Benny Groves is employed at Traxdale and will have his position transferred to another person after December 12. The notice implies an upcoming change in staffing at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Groves
Traxdale
U.S
Two Ridges News in Brief from Special Correspondent
In Two Ridges the pastor Stephen Boston preached commendably at the church last Sunday afternoon. Several locals and visitors are noted including Miss Lalu Talbots from Willow Grove and Miss Edns Hoodgraes, with other residents attending social events and literary society. An elderly resident Mrs. Lilszsing Metallkin of Wyoming died after a lingering illness at her son-in-law’s home. The area saw a cold snap with a 10 below zero reading. Ross Rinehart works on log hauling for a saw act in the near future while John Merton serves jury duty in Steubenville. Sunday School Institute speakers for February 3 include J. W. Scott, Jennie Leech, W. BK, Abraham, and Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev
Boston
Steubenville
Lalu Talbots
Willow Grove
Bantam Ridage
Wovedheed
Mirga Junction
Grandpa Reed
Lilzszig Metallkin
Wyoming
Wiliam Ri
Ross Rinehart
Jobn Merton
Sunday School Institute
Two Ridges
Ara J. W. Scott
Jennie Leech
W. BK
Abraham and
Ool
Floyd
Green Lawn Notes Brighten Local Social Scene
Special Correspondence from isra'd-Star reports Mrs. D L Long entertaining friends January 31 with Mr. and Mrs. G L Blackburn of Bloomfield visiting. Foreign Missionary Society held a meeting at Mrs. D Long’s home. Mrs. James Willemin of Bloomfield visited her daughter Mrs. R H Mansfield, who is improving. Lamich expected home from Massillon. Mrs. George Maxwell hosted the ladies sewing circle. William Croskey from near Hopedale visiting his daughter. A B Mansfield’s home serves as neighborhood headquarters. Migs Rhode Croskey visiting. Kane of Cadiz secured oil leases nearby Green Lawn. Old farmers renew vigor and can reach the oil well quickly. Florence Long near White’s school ill with pneumonia and whooping cough. mother and sister also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
isra'd-Star
R. H. Mansfield
Dae Kirk
Massillon
George Maxwell
William Croskey
Hopedale
Mansfield
Pyle
Ricchmond
Kane
Cadiz
Cireen Lawn
Migs Rhode Croskey
Harrison Botts
Hopedale Special Correspondence Highlights Local News
Special correspondence from Herald-Star Hopedale reports on visitors and travels across nearby towns. Notes include W Baxter in New Philadelphia, Miss Pearle Stewart visiting Empire, Ohas Miller doing business in Jewett, and Wabash surveyors returning. Mentions residents from Pittaburgh, Cadty, Colymas, Oil City and Scio with oil leases, family visits, school teaching, and social events such as a pie social and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Baxter
New Philadephia
Pearle Stewart
Empire Over Bundy
Ohas
Miller
Baginass
Jewett
Wabash
Charles Ridgley
Pittaburph
J. ©Ill
Farmers’ Homs Telephone Co
Ittline
Henry McKee
Cadty Werd
Rachel Allison
Qiooro Williamson
Colymas
Dutin
Oil City
Rumor Saya Thiere
Anda Mansfield
Scio
J. B. Mansfield
McKee
J. W. Watson
Wayman
Jowett
Jadica
Presbyterian Church
J. C West
Methodiat Church
Rutledge
Mabe
Hattie Ferguson
Harry
Unionport
Mina Carria Talbots
Risonsingdals
Christian Church
Mra
E. L. Burton
Epidemic Hit Local Families Amid Illness Flurry
Special correspondent notes widespread illness in the neighborhood with many affected, including George Groves confined by a combined head cold and rheumatic fever. T B Lutton made a business trip to Washington, Pa. George Harbour visited Wellevitis on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aérald-star
Ts Ruppe
George Groves
T.B Lutton
Washington, Pa
George Harbour
Rush Run News Roundup From Wellsville Area
Special correspondence details updated travel and visits among residents of Wellsville and nearby towns including Jones Brindley Deyarman Bucey and Sivard families. Local civic note covers memorial society formation at Rush Run with officers elected and plans for Decoration Day.
Local notes from Gallin area recount visits and events
Aaron Maps and family visit Ire W McLean at the old homestead while Geo Harbstud rents A W Weber's farm with possession March 1. G W Bender rents store property. Charles Schuckard plans to move in spring. Young people enjoy a gathering hosted by G W Bender. Visits include John Lowery and family and J B Salsemsi family at Si McLane's on Baton Ridge. An oyster supper is planned at John Boyd's on Fe 7. John Taylor of Rees township is in frail health. No school that week due to the teacher Will Warren's illness. John Wilson of Carroll county visits home folks. fewer townsfolk attend Sabbath services due to blustery weather. Ruth 3 Edmister attends G Bender's Holiday party. Runyon gale trends noted. Jr M Crabbs passes through town with a new horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Maps
Gallin
W. McLean
Homrs
Geo Harbsut
W. Weber
G. W. Bender
Charles Swhckard
Pegr Shane
Ruth
John Edmister
New Somerset
Gsoge
Jr. M. Crabbs
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Jiltonville
Knights of Pythias
Ftepaira
Htar
Satherland's Mill
Pine Valley
Harald Htar
Warrenton
Wintersville
Harold-Btar
Bry
Clarence Gypefald
Anefield
Morton Ie
Boiile
Maude Loyd
Springfield
Wark
Pearl Lowry
Steubinvil
O. Rothehart
Bola
Q Porter
Rev. Loyd
Mike Minnie Blark
Josey Wangones
Harry Rougherty
Partoy
Hyedal
Updegraf
Moriah
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Wells Township
New
Somerset
Shane
Ee Herald Btar
Holt
Old Soldiers
Memorial Association
Irald Btar
Fel
Ella Jones
Lizvio Dorses
Fred Jones
Wellsville
Jiame
Joan Brindley
Hogue
Avery Brindley
Florence Jones
Janet Barens
George Dilworth
Norwalk
Joseph Lewis
Ross Bareas
Mines Ford
Olive Buccy
Chadwell
Brilliant
John Barnes
Jows
Tenner & Byrne
Susan Bucey
Porthid
Hannah Bucey
Virginia
Edward Brown
Martin's Ferry
M. Is
H. 5. Shively
J. W. Bucey
Henry Gerke, Sr
D. C. Peck
Blue's
Maggie Hall
George Bucey
Chas. Harris
Reuben Hall
Lawrence Carpenter
Ed Carpenter
W. M. Hall
Jessie Brindley
Emma Hall
Roy Brindley
Hiram Roe
Paul Gray
Alica Gray
George Vermillion
Frank Baraus
Dillon
Osburn Deyarman
John Johnson
A. J. Linn
James Carpenter
Esse G. Rivard
Ford Stetzel
Portland Station
BE. Paige & Bro
McCormick
Rush Run
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Hutton
Joe Linton
Tacy Ashby
Pearl Ashby
George Sivard
Liverpool
Myrtle Sivard
Toronto
Charley Jones
Will Roley
James Ashby
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