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ssrst. r. W. Smith. the High School
Cadets, and Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity in 1941. He is the nephew of
Maj. Robert A. Williams, Buffalo,
N. Y.
At Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Richard F. Ball, 1889 Third street
NE, has been promoted from the
rank of technician, fourth grade. to
that of technician. third grade. He
is attached to the finance Office
Prior to his induction he was en-
ployed as a clerk in the Bureau of
Internal Revenue.
At Monroe, La.
James Ford Kelley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Kelley, Silver Spring,
Md. recently graduated from the
Navigation School here and was
awarded his wings and commits
stoned second lieutenant 1t.
Kelley ranked fifth in a class of 100
cadets and has been appointed as
instructor.
1t. James F. Anderson. 21. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson, 532
Ninth street NE, has just received
his wings as a navigator in the Army
Air Force. 1t. Andrews attended
st. Johns College and is graduate
Of the Georgetown School of Foreign
Service He has been ordered to
the Air Transport Ferry Command
at st. Joseph, Mo.
At Fort Knox, Ky.
Edward J. Berdaus, husband of
Mrs. Ella v. Berdaus, 1869 Columbia
road NV, has been promoted to the
grade Of sergeant. He is attached to
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was formerly Corp. G. M. whitley.
employed as an Essoheat route
clerk for the Standard Oil Co. of
New Jersey.
At Perrin Field, Tex.
Corpl. Alfred w. Nuttycombe, son
of Mrs. Elizabeth Nuttycombe, 1910
Thirteenth street Sc, was recently
promoted to the grade of sergeant.
He is assigned to the 509th Basic
Flying Training Squadron here.
At Randolph Field. Tex.
Second 1t. Charles E. Sterling
formerly of Arlington, Va. last week
was promoted to the rank OF first
lieutenant here at the Gulf Coast
Training Center. 1t. Sterling, a
graduate of Columbus University,
was assigned here for duty in May
OF this year. He is now on duty
as an assistant oficer IN the per-
sonnel once of the adJutant gen.
erals department. -
At Fort Leonard Weed, Md. =.
Julian A. Williams. 10 Quincy
place NE, and Forrest H. Bell,
1914 Amherst road, College Park.
Nd, have arrived here at the En-
gineer Replacement Training Gen.
ter for an intensive training pro-
gram in preparation for combat en-
gineer duty.
At Athens, Ga
Naval Aviation Cadets Francis
Grimmins, jr., son of Francis Grim
minis. East Falls Church. Va, and
Charles Edward Dove, son of G. E.
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Crosthwait was Mai. S. L. Crosthwait.
an entomoloeist and biologist for
the Government before entering the
service. He was an all-American
lacrosse player at the University Of
Maryland in 1927.
William T. Davis, husband Of Mrs.
Suzanne Davis, 922 South Washing
ton street, Alexandria. Va. was re-
Gently promoted to the grade of cor
poral here at the Army Air Base,
where he serves as a distribution
clerk in the reproduction section at
headquarters Corpl, Davis. a native
of Indiana, was employed as clerk
In the War Department prior to
entering the Army Air Forces June
8 of this year.
William Gotkin. son of Charles
Gotkin, 1915 Georgia avenue NV
was recently promoted to the rank
of sergeant here at the Army Air
Base.
Samuel Selsky. son of Mrs. Lena
Selsky. SOB Quackenbos street NV.
was recently promoted to the grade
of corporal here at the Army Air
Base
At Stockton, Calf.
Robert E. Thompson, 1928 Tilder
street NV, was recently promoted
to the rank of technician fourth
grade here at the Army Air Force:
Advanced Flying School where he
is assigned to the finance Office
Mr.. Thompson, graduate of the
Dewitt Preparatory School and thu
American University joined the
Army April l6 of this year.
At victorville, Calf
1t. Dean S. Bellinger, "a, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Bellinger, 37l'
Thirty first place. NE, fecentl,
graduated from the Army Air Forces
Bombardier Pilot School here
Prior to his enlistment in April O
this year, 1t. Bellinger was ma
clinist apprentice at the Nav,
Yard He received his basic train
ing at Santa Ana, Calf, He ha!
been sent to Salt Lake City. Utah
for additional training. 1t. Bel.
linger attended Mckinley Higf
School and Columbia Tech. Hi
brother, Glenn G. Bellinger. 20, en-
listed in the Navy as an apprentic'
seaman last month and is now at.
tending naval quartermastel
school He is a graduate of Nc
Kinley High School and Columbis
Tech. In civilian life he was (
topographic craftsman for th'
Coast and Geodectic Survey.
At Camp Murphy, Fla.
Three Washington men recentl.
graduated from the Army sigma
Corps School here. They are; Pvts
William M Carroll. 205 Fifteenth
street Sc; Thomas Stanley Lloyd
eo3 Eleventh street Sc, and Henr.
B. Giavonette, 1345 Euclid stree
NV.
Sergt. Willie F. Evans. 2l2l Vir
einia avenue NV. Is now enrolle'
In q special course of instruction
here at the Signal Corps School.
Pvt. Theodore r. Acosta, son q
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serst. 4. J. Berdaus. S antiago de
Chile and Columbus University. In
civilian life he was an attorney as
sociated with James B. Flynn in the
Washington Loan e. Trust Co.
Building.
Sergt James Gordon Guy, son Of
Mrs. James r. Guy. Gil Kenton
street NV. recently graduated from
the Communication Department
here at the Armored Fore School as
qualified radio operator.
Pvt. James A. Mulvey, son of
Francis J. Mulvey, 113 East Wood
bine street, Chevy Chase, Md. re-
Gently graduated from the Armored
Force School here and is now a
qualified tank mechanic ready for
combat duty.
At Fort Leavenworth, KanS.
1t. Col H. E. Kaufman, 4517
Forty-third place NV, recently
graduated from the Command and
General STAFF School here.
At Edgewood Arsenal, Md.
Capt James q. Costello. 47OO Con-
necticut avenue NV, former spe-
cial assistant to the United States
Attorney General and First 1t
Louis Benjamin, 2737 Devonshire
place NV, graduated last week
from the Troop Officers' Replace
ment Course here at the Chemical
Warfare Center
At Middle River, Md.
Pvt. Warren B. Dell, son of Her
man B. Dell, 1927 Lamont street
NV, recently graduated from an
intensive course in aviation me-
chanics here at the Technical Train
ing Detachment. He is now eligible
to become crew chief on q bomber
and to win a rating as corporal or
sergeant.
At Keesler Field, Miss.
Pvt. Donald Aloysius Deeds, son
| of John F. Deeds, 3419 Oliver street
NV, Is now enrolled in the air.
plane mechanics school here. Pvt.
Deeds reported here from st. Peters,
burg, Fla, reception center and has
already completed his basic training
At Key Field, Miss.
1t. Aubrey NJ. Cary. son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. Gary, Alexandria, Va,
who Is commanding a company OF
engineers here at the Army Ain
Base, last week was promoted tc
the rank of captain. Capt. Cary
is . graduate of Alexandria High
School and Georgia University where
he was a major in the Reserve Of
ficers' Training Corps. In civilian
life he was a roundhouse foreman
for the Southern Railway in sew
eral Of its centers in the Carolinas
Capt. Cary was commissioned Z
second lieutenant In 1888 and the
following year was promoted to firs,
lieutenant. He was called to active
duty last February and has beer
stationed here since March. HI,
brother, Capt. v. L Cary. Is nov
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serving with the American Expe-
dictionary Forces In England.
A. Ro,,n> ~ Va ~ "a

dictionary Forces In England.
At Rome, N. Y. .is
First 1t. Bernard Garf1nkel, z7nO
Wisconsin avenue NV. was re-
Gently promoted to the rank Of cap
tain. Capt. Garfinkel received his
commission in the Infantry Reserve
following his graduation from Syra-
cuse University in 1941 and reported
here for duty from Middletown Air
Port on February l Of this year. He
Is assigned to duty as employment
ohicer. He is the son of Col. and
Mrs. Abraham Garfinkel. Col. Gar
finkel was assigned to Fort William
Mckinley, Manila. P. l., when the
Japs invaded the islands. His
brother. Harold E. Garfinkel, is a
first lieutenant stationed at Camp
Gordon. Augusta. Ga.
First 1t. Cephas C. Smith, Cooper
Apartments, Maryland avenue, An
apolis. Md. was also recently pro-
NOTED to captain. Commissioned a
Reserve officer following his gradu-
alton from Lehigh University in
June. 194l. Capt. Smith was called
to active duty a year later at the
Middletown Air Depot, Pa. He was
assigned here in February where he
is post adjutant. Capt. Smith is a
member Of Alpha Rho Chi Frater-
nifty.
At Oxford, Ohio.
Two Washington men, having
completed their recruit training
here, have been assigned to advanc-
ed instruction at the Nays new
training school for radiomen here at
Miami University. Upon completion
of this advanced course, they will
be eligible for advancement to petty
officers ratings, and ultimately will
be assigned to specialized duties
with the fleet. They are Walter Hen
derson Wood. Is. husband Of Mrs
Frances Louis Wood, 1916 Isher-
Evening star., 1942-11-29

I've been doing quite q bit Snk.
driving myself. and driving an Ia
HIP, right hand drive car down tho.
left side of the road is a thrill yo0
would appreciate. TAs
We'll, folks. here 1t is Halloween
and guess it is the first time I've
been away from you Bet you half
a crown 1t will be the only one too.
Don't be putting my bed up in tha,
attic or anything. I'll be home bes
fore you know it.
Just missed seeing Eleanor MRS.
Roosevelt and the Queen yester-
day They were driving down the.
road going the other way. Wish 4
could have seen them. Do you think
if I asked her she would have
taken message back to you? She's
so sweet bet she would.
well. If my request for the,
eight-day furlough is o. KID by
one more person, I leave for London5
this Thursday. Keep your fingers
crossed for me-"
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was recently pro-
NOTED to the
rank of tech
n / c a l sergeant
Inducted in t c
the Army Sep
tember IS, 1941,
Sergt. Smith re-
ceived his basic
training as a
machine gunner
at Camp Croft,
S. C.. He Is a
gr d ate OF
Western HI 6 h
School, where he
was a member OF
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ated with a na-A. Col. r. H. Marshall,
tional restaurant chain with
branches in the Capital, He has
been on duty here since October
IS. 1910.
Michael Sternik, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Anthony P Sternik, l846 Co.
lumbia road NV, was recently
promoted to the grade of corporal
here at the Army Air Base.
Samuel L. Crosthwait, Hyattsville,
Nd, secretary treasurer of the Off
GERS mess here at the Army Air
Base, has been promoted from the
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d d II 3 y T SITeet
Sc, has been
advanced to the
rank of lieuten-
ant colonel here
at the Army Air
Base, where he
Is assigned to
d ty as ex-
change officer. A
6 ra d ua t e of
Central Hi g h
School and the
u n i versitiy of
Maryland, Col.
Marshall " a S
for,oer1y associ.
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Tie CM1C dt fOTt EuSUlS IOr tnree
years. Called into active duty in
November, 1910, he attended Quar-
termaster School in Philadelphia
until February, 194l, when he was
assigned duty here. Prior to his
entering the service, he was a teller
with the American Securities and
Trust Co., and managed the Shore
ham Park Hotel swimming pool
for two years,
1t. ]. F. Gates Clarke, GOT Erie
avenue, Takoma Park. Md, formerly
associated with the Department of
Agriculture. has been appointed
commander of the Quartermaster
Detachment here. A native of Brit
tSh Columbia, 1t Clarke is the son
OF Mrs. r. Wilson Clarke, 1901
Ihirty-eighth street NV. Upon
his arrival here he served as prop
erty officer with the camp quarter
master until his assignment to the
Quartermaster Detachment which
he now commands.
Percy S. Simpson. jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy S. Simpson, 6O6 Rit-
tenhouse street NV, has enlisted in
the Army Air Forces and arrived
here this week. where he is assigned
to duty. Mr.. Simpson attended CAL
vim Coolidge High School, where he
was president of Phi Omega Chi
Fraternity.
At Boiling Field.
Maj. Fred H. Marshall. son of Mr..
And Mrs. George H. Marshall. 3703
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rank OF captain
to that of major.
Maj. Crosthwait
was adjutant of
a squadron here
before taking
over the officers
Mess duties re-
Gently. He began
active duty with
the Army in
June, 194l. A
graduate of Hy-
attsyille High
School and the
University of
MARYLAND Mai
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Tex. and has been assigned to
the Air Corps Training Detach-
ment for primary flight training
At Love Field, Tex.
Pvt. John J. Driscoll, husband of
Mrs. Sadie Driscon, 22l9 Naylor
road Sc, recently was promoted
to the grade of corporal. Corpl
Driscoll is attached to the 5th Fer
rying Group Of the Air Transport
Command.
At Camp Davis, N. c.
Corpl. George McEniry Whitley
formerly Of Washington, recently
graduated from the OfIicer Candi-
date School here and was COM
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t h e M e d al
Corps, Armored
Force. here. Fol-
lowing q short
f u r ! o u gh at
T h a n k sgiv-
ing W h / c h he
spent at home,
S e r G t. Berdaus
will be sent to
Officers Candi-
date S c h o o !.
Sergt. Berdaus
attended a Con-
z a 6 a H i 6 h
School, Catholic
University az
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L. eArhs'e' In the service in
April Of this year and received his
recruit training at the Norfolk, Va,
Naval Training Station. $
At Okmulgee, Okla ~,
Sergt. Louis M. Lilge, husband OF
Doris Hope Lilge and son of Mrs.
Viola A. Lilge, 1852 Warder street
NV, is now training here as
glider pilot and has been promoted
to the rank Of staff sergeant. Prior
to his enlistment Sergt. Lilge was
employed by the Department OF
Justice. ,..s
In the South Pacific. 81,
Robert Murray Daugherty, son OF
Maj. Chaplain Simpson B. Daugher-
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Jones. 46l9 @ street NV, will re-
port here for officer training at the.
Marine Corps base Thursday. They
will undergo q rigid 10-week train
ing course for officer candidates and
upon successful completion Of this
preliminary training. they will at
tend the Marines Reserve Officer
School before assignment to duty
with troops. -e
At Fort Sill, Okla.
Colin Ritter, son of Mrs. Angela
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- wv
ond lieutenant.
In civilian life
he " a S en-
ployed as gen.
eral manager
and bookkeeper
of the j. F..
Meenehan Co.
Also a recent
graduate of the
Omcer c a n d l.
date School here
is 1t. Robert
Emmett Busch
er, $3.50 Warder
street NV. who
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Dove, Alexan-
dria. Va. were
among 20 men
from the WASH
ington area who
recently gradu-
ated from the
United States
Navy Pre-Flight
S c h ool here.
Cadet Grimmins.
first strln g
guard on the
G e org Ia Pre-
Flight football
team, rank e d
frct in tho 7th
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Ritter, Sl4 Q
street NV, re-
Gently graduate
ed from the Of
fcer Candidate
School here. was
commissioned q
second lieuten-
ant. 1t. Ritter
is a graduate OF
Wilson Teachers
College where he
was a member
of G a m m a
Theta Epsilon.
S | 6 m a T . u
Delta and Phi
Sigma Pi Fra
for,,{t,1r
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where he was a sergeant In the
High School Cadet Corps. He has
been IN the Army since Septem-
Der, l941.
Robert w. Smith, son of Mrs. A.
Evelyn Smith, 2124 I street NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Mrs. Ruby v.
Carlisle, 1897 M
street NV. has
completed basic
training at the
s u b m a r | n q
School here. Sub
mariner Carlisle
will be entitled
to wear the twin
dolphin insignia
of the submarine
service after fur
ther experience
aboard a sub,
m a r in e. Mr.
Carlisle enlisted
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ty, who Is now
stationed at Fort
Bragg, N. c., and
Mrs. Daugherty.
1923 Shepherd
street NV. re-
Gently gradual
ed from the Of
hcers' Candidate
School In the
s outh Pacific
and was com,
missioned = secs,
ond lieutenant.
In the Corps OF
Engineers. Prior
to his gradua-
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL AT 30-John A. McCrary r, son of
Mr. and Mrs j. A. McCrary Bethesda Nd lieutenant
colonel at the Boiling Field Air where he
executive ocer 1t COL McCrays promotion age
80 makes him the youngest lieutenant Boiling
native Of satvie Va, he graduated from Alexandria High
School and Virginia Military Institute where he later
professor Of English and military tactics.
Army All Forces Photo
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kNsxS Of thsy District 4Area$ Fighting Me9zi
Service Officer at Camp Lee
Promoted to First Lieutenant
Former District Area Youth Named
Commander Of Quortermoster Detachment
At Camp Lee, Va.

At Camp Lee, Va.
Henry Kenworhy Battery Bethesda Nd has been
promoted from the rank of first lieutenant that captain
the Quartermaser Corps He special officer
9th Regiment here at the Quarermaser Replacement
Center Capt Kenworhy Franklin Kenworthy
Vile Va graduate Of Central High School University
OF Maryland and member of Theta Chi fraternity
stoned through the ROTC 1885, Capt Kenworthy
Evening star., 1942-11-29
7okomo Park Boy in England
Subscribes for War Bonds
Unprotected Wiring in British Homes
Astonishes Overseas Sergeant

The following are excerpts from series Of letters written m
Sergt Ferry who Is somewhere in England his parents
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ferry II Poplar Takora Park
Well I've signed up for bonds again. SIS bond
month. NM
"One of the fellows bought radio here and 1t IN
strangest thing you've E#
1T would tickle the these English houses
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Colin Ritter, son of Mrs. Angela
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17
Liquor Rations
On Card Basis
Starts Jan. |

Ration cards for purchase of
whisky in Ohio will be made
available to permit holders and
retail customers not later than
Jan. 1, Jacob B. Taylor, state
liquor director, announced this
week.
If possible, Mr.. Taylor said,
the card rationing system will be
started before Christmas, al
though he expressed doubt that
the plan can be placed in oper-
alton by that time.
Department accountants are
busy scrutinizing sales records to
determine how much whisky will
be allotted to each consumer from
next years stock which Mr.. Tay-
lor said will be only half what
it was this year.
Permit holders will be ration
ed on the basis of what they
purchased over a period of time,
probably a six months period,
although no decision has been
reached as yet. The permit
holders will be required to take
proportionate reductions from
the amount of whisky they pur-
chased in the specified period.
How much whisky will be al
loted to retail buyers, who pur-
chase their supply from state
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17
Ohio Schools
Prepare for
Speech Contests

The Newark public schools are
among the 60 Ohio schools al
ready joining the Ohio High
School Speech League for 1912
43, according to Professor Wal
ter B. Emery, league director
and a member of the speech fac
ulty of Ohio State university.
The league program, approx
ed by the Ohio Principals Asso-
citation, will place greater en-
phasis on district competition,
held in centers readily available
by bus or train.
District contests already an
nounced are those at Spring
field, Hamilton, Marietta, on
February 6; Canton Mckinley,
Findlay, and the central meet
sponsored by Columbus North
and Ohio State university at the
university, all on February 13.
State finals will be held at Ohio
State on February 20.
This years debate subject is:
Resolved, that a federal world
government should be establish
ed"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17
Moose Initiate
Class OfTWentY

Newark lodge No. 499, 10y
al Order of Moose initiated a
class of twenty candidates into
the organization last Sunday
morning, Dec. 13. The WOm-
ems auxiliary served a 9 o'clock
breakfast, attended by men,
bers of the lodge, degree team,
sponsors, and candidates.
Frank J. LABEL, supreme
governor of all Moose lodges, of
Boston, Mass, and Dowell Bart
ley, membership director Of the
enrolment department, Chicago,
ILL.,, were special guests, both ad-
dressing the lodge membership
and candidates.
The class initiated into the or
der Sunday was in honor of
Sheriff William (BilD McEl-
roy, who acknowledged the hon
or with we'll chosen remarks.
The initiatory ceremony was
exemplified by the degree team
under the leadership of Dan Muir
ply, past governor.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17
Federal Economy
Urged by Grange

Sharp curtailment of unneces-
sary Government bureaus for
economy, ban on liquor sales in
Army camps and naval training
centers and a return of Ohio to
Central War Time were recon-
mended last week in resolutions
at the closing session of the
Ohio Oranges 10th annual con-
vention at the Deshler-Wallick
hotel in Columbus.
The resolutions committee urg
ed that the strictest economy be
followed in federal expenditures
and held for the abandonment
of commissions, bureaus or ad-
ministrative offices for which
there is no pressing need"
Eastern War Time" the re-
solution read, "is unsatisfactory
to the rural folk of Ohio, and
there is no real benefit to be
gained either by agriculture or
industry" 1t recommended the
Legislature pass necessary mea-
sures to switch the state to Cen
trail War Time.
Another resolution urged that
ice cream be classified as food
to permit trucks hauling milk
for ice cream to obtain tires and
gasoline under the rationing
program.
Representatives from the ap-
proximately 80 Oranges in Lick
ing county, were delegates at the
convention.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17

operated stores, has not been de-
termined, although it will be
considerably less" than the one
quart a day limit now in effect,
Mr.. Taylor said.
"If we can stop the run on
warehouses for a few days and
allow the whisky that is COM
ing in the state to accumulate,
we may be able to give permit
holders case at a time," the
director said.
GAS it now is, many of them
are unable to get anything ev-
en- after they have stood in line
at warehouses for hours at
time"
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-12-17
Ohio State
Students Home
For Vacation

Ohio State university students
will be returning home Friday
and Saturday for a brief vaca-
ton between quarters, after
which most of them will return
to the campus to resume their
studies under the wartime ac-
celerated program. Among
those who have been enrolled at
Ohio State this year are:
Alexandria-David C. Brooks,
Ray Carroll, Kathryn N. Car
ter, Betty Hawkins, Doris M.
Henthorn, Theresa J. Huffman,
Franklin L. Moore, Kenneth F.
Moore, Edward w. Nichols, Fred
eric A. Nichols, Elizabeth P. Ty-
ler, Dorothea L. Tyler.
Croton-George T. Belt, Mary
c. Belt, Ruth D. Evans, Starrett
L. Larrabee, Janet E. Steinbren-
ner.
Etna-Keith L. Williams, Eu-
genia Hause.
Frazeysburg-Charles E. Frey
Jr.
Granville-Wayne r. Carlyle,
Anita j. Dunlap, Ernest B. Leach
Calvin P. Owens.
Glenford-Robert l. Cooperri-
der.
Granville-Helen M. Darrow,
Donald G. Foster, Catherine A.
Perry, Richard l.. Martin, Grace
M. Shumaker, Bruce A. Stew
art, Nelson w. Rupp.
Hanover-Dema M. Romine.
Hebron-Leo R. Gulick, Dorthy
A. Kneller, Mary A. Slater, Mar
ian E. Smith.
Homer-Robert L. Petrey.
Observation-Disclosures Fry
mute.
Johnstown - Kenton Adams,
Lucy M. Ashbrook, William A.
Ashbrook, Mary A. Edgerley,
Robert H. Edgerley, Wendell G.
Runnels, Norma G. Walker.
Kirkersville - Rosanna Moore,
Esther M. Scheidegger.
Millersport - Louanne ]. Park
Nashport-Alice P. Staggers.
Newark-George T. Adam,
Angel G. Athan, Edgar E. Ba-
ker, William L. Berson, Patricia
E. Bauman, Ralph L. Brooke,
Robert H. Brown, James H.
Buck, Robert E. Carlisle, Mary
J. Clay, Juanita M. Clayton, Le-
onard M. Clutter, Jean L. Coch-
ran, L. Margaret Crawford, How
ard l.. Crouch, Sidney H. Davis,
Edward B. DeBoard, John L.
Deering, Marion l.. Edwards, Ro-
bert E. Evans, Herman r. Fisch-
er, Thomas r. Flanagan, Sadie
S. Garapedian, James c. Ger
ber, Howard l.. Crouch, Lester
d. Hall, Mary l.. Hathaway, Jas.
w. Haynes, Bernice M. Hen
dren, Ruth V. Hershberger, Bet
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