Corning High School - Corhian Yearbook (Corning, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

DEDICATION Kr■'■A. Dedication We, the Seniors of the Class of 1954, do hereby dedicate this year’s CORHIAN to our advisor, Mr. Robert Porter. Mr. Porter was born in Congo, Ohio, on February 25, 1925. He attended Homer-Union High School, and later received a B. S. in Education from Ohio University. He served in the United States Air Force from July, 1943, until March, 1946. He has been teaching social sciences in Corning High High School since 1951. Mr. Porter married the former Audrey Lee McPeak from Ringgold, Ohio. They now reside in Corning. Mr. Porter has been an able advisor, working zealously on all our class activities, and a true friend to every member of the Class of '54. We hope that he will be able to benefit future classes as much as he has us. 2 Faculty GLADYS B. FORSHEY Muskingdum College Home Economics English 1 U 2 Junior Advisor FELIX BELTRAME Indiana State Teachers’ College Mathematics Sophomore Advisor Faculty LEO DUFFY Ohio University Industrial Arts English 8th Grade Advisor JAMES J. MATTHEWS Ohio State University Science Freshman Advisor SUE WOODS Marshall College Commercial Courses 7th Grade Advisor RODNEY HEARING Ohio State University Instrumental Music FRANK D. RETTON University of West Virginia Fairmont State College Physical Education Basketball Coach Faculty 6 LOUISE WALLACE Fifth Grade THETTA HASKINS Third Grade BILL DUNLAP Fourth Grade FERN POST Sixth Grade 4 President—3,4; Senior Scholarship--4! Scholarship- -1 ,2,3; Editor of COR HI AN --4; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4; Band —l,2f3v4; Latin Club--1 ,2 Spanish Club--3,4; Glee Club-1; Class Play--3; Girls State--3 n ona. Secretary — 3' Vice-President--4 Senior Scholarship--4; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4; Band —1,2,3,4; Glee Club—1; Prom Server--2; Class Play —3; Office Worker--4 ftQr]e £ssex A nne- ftlona- Treasurer--4; Senior Scholarship--4 CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4 Cheerleader--3,4; Band--1,2,3,4; County Band--1; Spanish Club--3; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club --1; Prom Server—2; Class Play--3 Office Worker--4 Vice-President-1; Senior Scholarship—4; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff—4; Cheerleader--4; Band 1,2,3,4; County Band--1; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club —1; Prom Server--2; Office Worker--4 8 CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team—1; Band--2,3,4; Latin Club--1; Spanish Club--3; Class Play — 3 Industrial Arts —1.2; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff --4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Prom Server--2; Class Play--3; Industrial Arts --1,2; Charles hfoodruj} T yrrx Caift n Student Council--1; Senior Scholarship-4; Scholarship-1,2; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team 1,2,4; Prom Server--2; Jerry CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff 4; Basketball Team—1,2; Prom Server--2; Class Play--2; Industrial Arts--1,2; 9 r Ems trie Secretary — 1; President—2; Senior Scholarship--4; CORHIAN Staff--4 Railroader Staff--4; Glee Club—1 Prom Server--2; Office Worker--4 Vice-President--2; CORHIAN Staff--4 Railroader Staff--2 Basketball Manager 1 2; Latin Club-- Jack Cliff� Ma-ffre. Murphf Treasurer—2; CORHIAN Staff—4; Railroader Staff--4; Band--1,2,3,4; County Band —1; Modern Miss Club—1 2,3,4; Glee Club—1; Class Play—3 ern Secretary--2; Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team —1,2,3; Spanish Club —3,4; Prom Server—2; Industrial Arte —1,2; JDc n President--1; Railroader Staff --4; Basketball Team—1,2,4; Prom Server—2; Industrial Arts — 1,2; 10 Larrj Williams Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team 1,3,4; Prom Server—2; Industrial Arts —1,2; Treasurer--3; Senior Scholarship--4; Scholarship--!,2,3; CORHIAN Staff--4; Spanish Club--3,4; Glee Club—1, Office Worker—4; Kxon i )(etehaj t Iruncis Pompey CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team--! ,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Industrial Arts —1; I a. CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff--4 Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club --1; Officer Worker--4 3_Jd.r-leru idcsney Railroader STaff--4; Band 1,2,3,4; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club—1; Office Worker—4; 11 J ob Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Team—1; Class Play--3; Industrial Arts--!,2; Railroader Staff--4; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club--1; Office Worker--4; CjO.ro) Me CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff --4; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club--1; Office Worker--4; 12 % Railroader Staff—4; Industrial Arts — 1 � 2,3,; CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff --4; Glee Club—1; JliJith. Coolly Railroader Staff--4; Basketball Manager—2,3; Industrial Arts —1.2; 3 Milks Senior Scholarship--4; CORHIAN Staff --4; Railroader Staff--4; French Club --2; Modern Miss Club--1,2,3,4; Glee Club—1; Jd� s Kessler CORHIAN Staff--4; Railroader Staff --4; French Club—2 3; Modern Miss Club—1,2,3,4; Glee Club—1 13 Railroader Staff--4; Industrial ArtS“-l ,2; B Uh FUicn Railroader Staff—4; SemflLrJ ZJone. Railroader Staff--4; Industrial Arts--1 ,2; 33??} Ta ( ot Railroader Staff--4; Industrial Arts —1,2; y ilbert Sco Railroader Staff--4; Latin Club--1; Industrial Arts--1,2; 14 OOCN9 fi D O CN9 eo O CS9 GO O CN9 Class History 0 $ D 2 S o 2 In September, 1950, we, the Senior Class of 1954, began our voyage across the Sea of High School Education from Port Freshman. Our cap- tain was Mrs. Nancy Worthington. Among the forty-six passengers were six crewmen: Donald Buty, President; Mona Garey, Vice-President; Er- nestine Matthews, Secretary; Virginia Dean, Treasurer; Tommy Gaitten i and Arlene Tivner, Student Council. Our only class activity was a class party in the home economics room. Near the end of the first part of the voyage we lost at sea our captain and following passengers: Erma Walton, Kelley Hale, and Delores Frazier. We began the second part of our voyage from Port Sophomore with Mr. Robert Porter as our captain. Among his crewmen were: Ernestine Matthews, President; Jack Clifford, Vice-President; Don Hern, Secretary Mattie Murphy, Treasurer. The passengers who served at the Junior- Senior Prom were: V.Dean, M. Essex, A. Raub, M. Garey, E. Matthews, , A. Tivner, C. Woodruff, J. Jenkins, T. Gaitten, F. Pompey, D. Hern, and D. Buty, On this part of our voyage we had two class parties, a wiener roast and a skating party. At the end of this part of our voyage we lost seven passengers: Sylvester Fountain, Janice Gibbs, Ronald Stall- ings, Donna Hazlett, Nora Martin, and Mary Van Horn. We reached Port Junior and began from there on the third part of our voyage. We had with us our captain, Mrs. Gladys B. Forshey, and her crewmen: Mona Detlor, President; Virginia Dean, Vice-President; Marlene Essex, Secretary; and Naomi Ketcham, Treasurer. We presented on board our class play, “Three Fingers in the Door,” a mystery-comedy, in October, 1952. We presented our Junior Prom using the coronation as our theme. The Amby Armbrust Orchestra furnished our music. For our own entertainment we held a skating party. Although we gained one pas- senger, Phillip DeLong, we lost at sea Irene Fekete, Eileen Gossman, Virginia Dean, and Arlene Tivner. Finally we reached Port Senior, the port we were all looking for - ward to reaching. Mr. Robert Porter was our captain again. His crew- men were: Mona Detlor, President; Marlene Essex, Vice-President, Anne Raub, Secretary and Treasurer. We had a Variety Show on December 22. The most important activities that we are planning are our Senior Class Play, the Baccalaureate, our Senior trip and our Commencement. --Naomi Ketcham O CVS 2 0 O CVS G O O CVS OO O CsS 15 Class Will Listen my children, and you shall hear the last recorded words of wisdom of the Senior Class of 1954. I, Donald Buty, affirm my ability to sing like Eddie Fisher to Tommy Wesney. I, Ernest Carmichael, affirm my seat on the Rendville bus to Ralph Blackwell. (I hope he can find a seat.) I, Jack Clifford, affirm my job at Carl Hermey’s Funeral Home to anyone who wants it. I, Judith Cooley, affirm the chewing gum under my seat to Diane Hamrick. I, Philip DeLong, affirm my job at the Sinclair Garage to Bob Schlingerman. I, Mona Detlor, affirm my ability to be Yearbook Editor to Norma Harmon. I, Marlene Essex, affirm my red hair to Shirley Decore. I, Elizabeth Fluellen, affirm my seat in the Senior Class to my sister, Louise. I, Tommy Gaitten, affirm my tallness to Terry Kinnear. I, Mona Garey, affirm my ability to get along with Mr. Rodgers to Diane Lewis. I, Gail Heaton, affirm my curly hair to Danny Toth. I, Don Hern, affirm my ability to make money for the Seniors to Bill Hamrick. I, Pamela Hill, affirm my ability to stick to one guy to my sister, Yvonne. I, Rosemary Hillis, affirm my attraction for the Senior Boys to Mable Gaddis. I, Lorena Hogue, affirm my ability to type to Janet West. I, Jerry Jenkins, affirm my ability not to have more than one wreck to Gilbert Eing. I, Bernard Jones, affirm my ability to be the brain of the class to Jack Musick. 1, Rose Marie Kessler, affirm my natural wavy hair to Annabelle Dew. I, Naomi Ketcham, affirm my quiet ways to Patty Bruns. I, Ernestine Mathews, affirm my bashfulness to Genevieve Hatfield. I, Carol McVay, affirm my ability to get an A in speech to Larry Barrett. I, Matty Murphy, affirm my ability to play physical ed. to Patty Norrocky. I, Rosemary Norrocky, affirm my ability to have the mirror in the girls’ lavatory to Patty Pallos, I, Francis Pompey, affirm my unfortunate fate of being teased by the Senior girls to my brother, Vincent. I, Ann Raub, affirm my ability to go steady with an Altier to Judy Jenkins. (Good Luck!!) —■� - 16 £T 3 s3 CLASS WILL (con’d) I, Wilbert Scott, affirm my position as circulation manager of the school paper to my brother, Freddy. I, Joe Siemer, affirm my ability not to go steady to Bill Fenneken. I, Bob Stickdorn, affirm my ability to get the family car anytime I want it to Ronnie Wilson. I, Bill Taylor, affirm my job as delivery boy at Hartley’s Grocery to Marvin Ketcham. I, Darlene Wesney, affirm my flute to anyone who can play it. I, Ronald Wesney, affirm my ability to be a Junior Senior both in one year to Jim Norrocky. I, Larry Williams, affirm my ability to play basketball to my brother, Kenny. I, Charles Woodruff, affirm my ability to get all the new girls at school to Richard Plant. Together we've traveled down the long road. We’ve shared all our troubles and carried our load. Our teachers have taught us what they think best To help us prepare for our big test. We owe our thanks to Mother and Dad, Who gave us everything they had, In order to help us attain a career In our great country, which to us is so dear. We say farewell to our old school days-- Although they’re gone, the memory stays. Try not to forget us, although we’re not here; We'll remember you always, whether far or near. Class Poem --Mona Garey CLASS MOTTO Go anywhere--provided it be forward. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Carnation Blue and Silver FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW; FIFTH ROW: Left to Right, G. Pyle. N. Harmon, M. Eickel, G Bernard, Y. Hill, P. Bruns, M. Keller, M. Garey, P. Norrocky, D. VanHor-n. Mrs. W. Forshey, J. West, F. Scott, B. Hamrick, H. Ferguson , B. Schlingerman, R. Blackwell, R. Wilson, G. Hatfield, E. Lanning. G. Eing, G. Butler, L. Barrett, C. Nelson, P. Jones, D. VanWay, R. Riley. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President....... Vice-President . . Secretary ....... Treasurer ....... Class Advisor . . ... G. Hatfield. .........G. Pyle. ..........Y. Hill. ........C. Butler. Mrs. W. Forshey. 19 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Left to Right, D. Plant, J. Musick, L. Zartman, P. Snyder, J. Altier, R. Titko, C. Detlor, R. Reho, D. Walz.Y, Byron, J. Fraiser, C. Dew, J. Fraiser, M. Folk, R. Collins, S. Benidict, D. Lewis. M. Woodruff, S. Decore, B. May, D. Hamrick, M. Richards, R. Spray, M. Willis, M. Duffy, K. Doughty, G. Carmichael, R. Alfman, M. Pierce, J. Nor rocky, T. Jones, M. Detchem, B. Gaddis, D. Duffy, D. Toth, B. Fenneken, F. Estep, K. Burley, J. Wright, E. VanMeter. M. Wilkes. J. Mills. CLASS OFFICERS President...... Vice-President . . Secretary ....... Treasurer ...... Class Advisor . . . Sophomores . . T. Jones. . . R. Titko. D. Hamrick. . D. Hamrick. F. Beltrame. 20 FIRST ROW: Left to Right, V. Van Meter, L. Garey, B. Murphy, J. Sicilian, H. Snyder, V. Pompey, D. Hartley, T. Kinnear, W. Swartz, SECOND ROW: B. Buty, G. Searles, J. Buza, M. Grabans, J. Spray, P. Margraf, P. Pallos, V. Riley, J. Jenkins. THIRD ROW: M. Gaddis, B. Collins, N. Doughty, J. Hogue, J. Leonard, J. Toki, M. Nelson, M. Mullei}, J. Mitchell. A. Blackwell, D. Blackwell, D. Post, E. Rutter. FOURTH ROW: S. Alfman, D. Eing, D. Taylor. C. Kaido, J. Neal, L. Baldy. J. Schwalbach, E. Glaneman. FIFTH ROW: J. Dodson, J, Bowles, D. Eing, F. Wilkes, J. Thiesen, B. Kopcho, SIXTH ROW: J. Alfman, M. Hill, V. Mathews, B. Sands, T. Elswick. Ninth Qrade CLASS OFFICERS President, . .............................. Vice-President............................. Secretary.................................. Treasurer.................................. Class Advisor.............................. V. Matthews. . . . B. Buty. , . . J. Spray. . M. Nelson. J. Matthews. 21 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, J. Love, J. Martin, M. Dew, R. Penrod, B. May, J. Sicilian, T. Eickel, T. VanWay, T. Bowen, E. Zartman, H. Perine, R. Ansel, M. Wright, N. Hettich, A. Dew, C. Post, H. Woodruff, D. Smith, R. Whaley, T. Wesney, J. Myers, D. Hale, G. Myers, P. Walton. K. Williams, J. Willis, B. May, R. Smith, B. Garey, J. Dean. CLASS OFFICERS President....... Vice-President . Secretary....... Treasurer ...... Class Advisor . . . Eighth Qrade M. Wright. . J. Dean. . D. Hale. , T. Eickel. . L. Duffy. 0 22 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, J. Kranyik, F. Garbline, Jr. VanHorn, M. Fisher, M. Bendict, C. Kinnear, C. Schwalbach, M. Sicilian, S. Post, M. Hill. C. Walton, S. Searles, C. Stallings, P. Spung, E. Rutter, P. Manley, S. Swartz. L. Duffy, N. Mitchell, B. Elswick, P. Roach, L. Moody, C. Wallace, T. Toki. Seventh Qrade CLASS OFFICERS President........ Vice-President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ....... Class Advisor M. Fisher. B. Elswick. . S. Swartz. M. Sicilian. S. Woods. 23 FIRST ROW: Judith Cooley, Lorena Hogue, Ernestine Matthews, Mona Garey, Marlene Essex, Anne Raub, Rose Marie Kessler, Rose Mary Hillis. SECOND ROW: Naomi Ketcham, Mona Detlor, Jerry Jenkins, Joe Siemer, Carol McVay, Charles Woodruff. Not In Picture: Matty Murphy, Francis Pompey, Tommy Gaitten, Jack Clifford. Corhian Staff Editor-in-Chief.................Mona Detlor Business Manager .,.••••••• .Tom Gaitten Class History.............. Naomi Ketcham Class Poem......................Mona Garey Photo Editor....................Jack Clifford Senior Class Editors Marlene Essex--formal Ernestine Matthews--informal Class Prophecy Lorena Hogue Carol McVay Faculty Editor........................Jerry Jenkins Class Editor...................Matty Murphy Feature Editor....................Anne Raub Art Editor.................Rosemary Hillis Club Editor................Francis Pompey Sports Editor..............Charles Woodruff Circulation Manager.....................Joe Siemer Production Manager .... Rose Marie Kessler Class Will...........................Judith Cooley Mona Garey 25 Railroader Staff FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Not In Picture: Ronnie Wesney, Wilbert Scott, Jerry Jenkins, Charles Woodruff, Joe Siemer, Bernard Jones. Lorena Hogue, Ernestine Matthews, Mona Garey, Marlene Essex, Anne Raub, Rose Marie Kessler, Rosemary Hillis, Darlene Wesney. Naomi Ketcham, Elizabeth Fluellen, Bill Taylor, Mona Detlor, Gail Heaton, Bob Stickdorn, Carol McVay, Rosemary Norrocky, Judith Cooley, Don Hern, Pam Hill. Francis Pompey, Larry Williams, Donald Buty, Jack Clifford, Tom Gaitten, Matty Murphy. EDITORS COVERS September--Charles Woodruff October--Francis Pompey November—Rose Marie Kessler Rosemary Norrocky December--Ernestine Matthews January—Joe Siemer February--Anne Raub March--Mona Garey April--Rosemary Hillis May--Mona Detlor 26 September-- Pam Hill October--Rosemary Hillis November--Mona Garey December--Mona Garey January--Rosemary Hillis SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Mona Detlor Marlene Essex Anne Raub Tom Gaitten Mona Garey Rosemary Hillis Naomi Ketcham Ernestine Matthews FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Mona Detlor, Janet West, Mr. Kodgcrs, Mona Eickel, Naomi Ketcham. SECOND ROW. Ralph Blackwell, Don Hern, Vice-President; Francis Pompey, Cecil Butler. Other Members are: Jack Musick, President; Bill Fenneken, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Norrocky, Jim Wright, Charles Nelson, Edna Lanning, Rita Spray, Myrna Richards, Diane Lewis, Diane Hamrick, Shirley Benedict, Robert Titko, and Molly Duffy. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is an organization of both first-and second-year students in which better understanding and speaking of the Spanish language is our goal. Our advisor is Mr. Rodgers. The officers of the club are: President, Jack Musick; Vice-President, Don Hern; Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Fenneken. This year we held a Christmas party on December 22, and plan to have a Spanish supper this spring. The purpose of this is to become acquainted with the Spanish foods and customs. Modern Miss Club The Modern Miss Club is an organization of girls who are taking a home economics course during the current school year, together with those girls still in high school, who have had one or more courses in home economics. 27 The home economics teacher serves as advisor to the club. Band Director: Mr. Rodney Hearing FLUTE: «Darlene Wesney, Norma Harmon CLARINET: «Mona Garey, «Marlene Essex, Helen Perine, Rita Spray, Gloria Bernard, Mildred Fisher, Diane Hamrick, Nancy Hetticks, Danny Toth, Bob Kopcho, Annabelle Dew, Nancy Doughty, Martha Benedict, Connie Kennear, Mariha Sicilian, Janice Atkinson. ALTO SAXOPHONE: «Mona Detlor, Shirley Benedict, Charles Wallace. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Jimmy Dean, Diane Lewis. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: David Hartley. CORNET: Jim Norrocky, John Dodson, Ronnie Penrod, Timmy Eickel, Tommy Toki, Jimmy Toki, Jack Neal, Bill Gaddis. TROMBONE: Mona Eickel, Cecil Butler, Bill Fenneken, Tommy Spray, Norman Mitchell. FRENCH HORN: «Anne Raub, Edna Lanning, Mary M. Nelson. BARITONE: Jack Musick, Jimmy Love. BASS: «Joe Siemer, Carl Detlor PERCUSSION: «Matty Murphy, Charles Nelson, Terry Bowen, Myrna Richards, Larry Moody. MAJORETTES: Genevieve Hatfield, Shirley Decore, Patty Bruns, Joan Frazier. 28 c S I c Norma Harmon .Mona Eickel Gloria Bernard Patty Bruns Mary Lou Keller Mary Garey Edna Lanning Gladys B. Forshey Paul Jones Donald Van Way Janet West Charles Nelson Delores Van Horn Junior Play “Along Came Spring” Dulcy Spring Agnes Anthony Millie Miss Laura Hudson Georgia East Helen Hudson Director Mr. Henry Hudson Dr. Harold Maid, Dora Pete Drake Announcer o 2 S 0 29 C. l ago PHiL £ Mat F. PoMpey m v | CUFflOftO WSC.0TT i - - i A r ’, 31 ATHLETICS ¥ I i ft A ... I — A FIRST ROW: C. Butler-185, C. Nelson-140, F. Pompey-158, L. Williams -148, L. Barrett-31, D. Hartley-10, R. Penrod, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Retton--Coach, T. Jones-18, J. Musick-8, B. Hamrick, F. Scott-9, T. Gaitten-165, B. Fenneken-66, D. Buty-33, K. Williams - Manager 34 LARRY WILLIAMS-VARSITY FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: V. Pompey-14, J. Dodson-9, D. Hartley-66, J. Sicilian-6, J. Wright-83, R. Penrod-Manager. Mr. Retton- Coach, P. Alfman-54, J. Altier-15, F. Scott-36, F. Wilks-131, R. Titko-12, K. Williams-Manager. TOM GAITTEN-VARSITY Varsity Schedule Corning 60...................Somerset-70 Corning 76...................Moxahala-33 Corning 42....................McLuney-63 Corning 50...................Glenford-52 Corning 50................Millersport-38 Corning 100 ...... .New Straitsville-6l Corning 65..............Junction City-63 Corning 69...................Shawnee-41 Corning 47................Thornvill.e-49 Corning 61...............St. Aloysius-59 Corning 60...................Somerset-59 Corning 64.........Lancaster St. Mary-57 Corning 72..................Rosecrans-82 Corning 49...................McLuney-58 Corning 66..........................New Straitsville-43 Corning 74..................Moxahala-47 Totals 1,005 875 Reserve Schedule Corning 28............... Somerset-31 Corning 42. ... ...........Moxahala-30 Corning 36..................McLuney-24 Corning 33............... Glenford-27 Corning 41 MUlersport-20 Corning 32.........................New Straitsville-15 Corning 38.............Junction City-45 Corning 38..................Shawnee-30 Corning 62............ .Thornville-47 Corning 43.............St. Aloysius-40 Corning 33.............. .Somerset-29 Corning 40.......Lancaster St. Mary-37 Corning 29 . , ...........Rosecrans-28 Corning 50..................McLuney-23 Corning 56.........................New Straitsville-23 Corning 38................ Moxahala-26 Totals-6 39 475' GENEVIEVE HATFIELD MONA CAREY GLORIA BERNARD ANNE RAUB MONA EICKEL Cheerleaders 36 Park's Drug Store CORNING, OHIO Lamborn's Studio GLOUSTER, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF The Bank of Corning Company CORNING, OHIO Compliments of UNDERWOOD UNDERWOOD Attorneys At Law New Lexington, Ohio Meli G. Underwood, Jr., Phone Office 92 Max L. Underwood, Phone Res. 545 - 709 Compliments of GANISON'S Furniture Hardware Compliments of GEM ICE CREAM CO. 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