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V ■%■ rx ft H t * i t i TH WAVERLY EWS VOL. 12 l rcst.it'_**—s*T_t»iJS»w> law. > WAVERLY. OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .B. 1903 1 ? tr **cKJPT»«r thsn rs a»v*wc*» *T»Oi.S i.V»»7** XT: NO. 24 COURTS DECISION I organized v ; ils the Nw Net%gal Bank at Declares Election of County Officers | Piketon to Be Null and Void Holds No Legal Election Was Held and Appointments j HIGH SCHOOL DOINGS Will Be Made to Fill the Vacancies- ot Election Cor. ; T..- I I'M! tr.et 6ft Moaday a!-" t I ftp-1 tlttf) &*r hu passed; that | " lbs comper and snd *«ear bow be would bat-: vo?«i «, ebrctoxi day bsd j be b*et> given s cit*< Ttie decision tn lull is W fOllaws: PIKE OHNTY, i.iut.. I CM !.T nl "A..MxiS I Result j Classes Omanlze and Ha\e Bo. del Entertainment rm: ■ HVat 1 tti.k .. ' . . • bv ti,. ijsdskM ,- -. The •1 mrt Vso_^i_rtta_4^1|f*«3 Riiieuhou*.-. V. S, lthstafrahk, ft P. Hammond, Ales. Gregg end Mr. Ifeacan. Arrangement* ft* Rio naw tank ant top-1 idly Wnis completed sbd il will b*| operwd i-t s fi-w * ■ ha ground floor ot Ih«tKid Fellow** building. Th* Alpha Literary **>e»ety of the tit-zh school g*v«.- tt».-ir i-irti number of ths. year Friday aftsfndsq, Ttie chirf fesft ur* of ihe program »« s d*-h*u, th* question being: "ltev»i»ed, thst Europe- sns mrre justified In raking possession of the lands owned by th* Indiana lu America." Affirmative: Idols Rhetorrank, Mae Patterson snd Lens Hawk; negative: Beverly Pearc*. Arthur Fsrmer *t»J Kd RteWrtch. The. subject wa«i wsll bsndled by ihe pupil* on both side*, each one lining j utile* to lb* week a^vl^cied thetn. A fief * least snd interesting sr- gument, tba judgea gave their declside J in fsvor of th* negative. The settlor clsa* ot th* Piketon High schoo) met last Monday evening for tho pur(io*e of organising, an thsl they might be mor*: strongly fortified for this thelf la*t vaar's work in lbe school ./The class is composed of sir me___**.rs -Lena Hawk. Lizzie Kheinfrank. Mae lteStt- chaznp, Freddie Rargvr, Arthur Farmer snd Willi* Rlttenour Th?? Istier srs* chosen president of the orgsntsstloa. Lnes Hawk secretary, Arthur Fsrmer editor snd historian, ami Mae U«-*u champ treasure/, Th* clsss color* aft flower wsr* chosen hy this clsss ss a whole, the colors being orsn.gr snd blsck snd tbe red carnation the ehesen flower Committees were appointed lo select a motto and s yell. Th*** aommltiee* will report ai lhc next meeting. The following is the program rcndered.by th* oupilsof high*school Fridsy, October 2: Declamation. Arthur Cutler: select read- any" IlKSBT KoQtn. Contestant, w '. DstlslOS, MSTUKW ItKCKlX. < ' 47 Tl.;* content ht properly before the coun on stipe*). The J* int of th* contest contained In tba notice served by ibe contestant upon ihe egata&$, sad now on file In this court, sre sufficient to raise the question wh«-":<-i • r >tol the cofiiettea wss legslly *l*ctcd to tb* office of Probate Judge of Pik* count/ at lhe November election held tl.erc in I Th« sdmlitsd facu show there was no ejection held In l'nloo towiohip in tbi* county because of ihe wrongful conduct of the election officer*. In charge of the poll* in refusing to r *celv» any of the \t_tie* teiutcred; tliat tbere were abosit ooe btt&rsd and vt-. Uwa In ssld t.rwnahtpai the dale -of this election', lhat the deposition* of oinidy.lUrew electors of ssid township ***** duly tsken snd filed In this rsute, showing tbat each of laid electors offered h'K voir, bul «»<> not j»er- mlttcl to ra>t the 4Afnt>: ami thet t'.txtlons were duly and legally beld snd relumed in each of lh* other townshij* lu sahl oounty on raid dsy, snd, s* s result thereof, tbe conteaiee was declared duly elected to lhe office of Probste Jod^e by s majority of sistr-u. Tliero sre s number of other sdminsiona of fsci contained tn ths agreetl stste- mont upon whlcb thn content is heard, Hnt we think ivonoof »hem relative and give them no cm* (deration. When but two eaftdMatas are txtntending st th" *amt election for lhe *am« office, and A contest, as provides 1 bj tbs stslots, follow* a declaration of the rtault, snd lhc facts uj*»n which tbe contest is msde sr* admit tad.''then, ttefttr* the oourt sdjnd._f<~» either candidate rl^ctett, it must sppear tbst s legal stacttoa has t>een held, sntl the candidate ttcclared eleciod hss received s majority of sll ih* votes cast. Wss this such sn election? An election, under th* «.tatut«, must tw htld. sulntsntlally at th* time, in the manner and vith all the safeguards providod by Uw. A choice of ih* elecU>r* mlirhi be determined In some otber way, but it would not be an election; It woold o«t bave the snactina of the lsw. Any other conclusion would annul, in practice, every enactment for the purity of the ballot and giv* to corrupt officials the power of control. In the rase before us It appear* an entire township, a political divinion of ihe oounty. containing one hundred and seventy electom. had no voice In th* election: that the electors residing therein were deprived of their right to cast thejr ballot by the wrongful conduct of lh« official* in chargo of lhe polls. At least niitety-ihre* electors tendered their voles and th* samo were wrongfully refused. Her© sre enough voles lo have changed lhe declared result and sixty-six morr. The deposition* of these ninety-three elector* ani on file slating for whom tbey would have voted. Csui we consider for whom tippet vote* would have been cast or give such testimony sny effect? Wr tblnk mit. Reason a* we msy, it wouhl. In practical •ffect, call upon th« court to hold an election ln t'nlon township, where such an election would not tx. surrounded by any of tbo mtfejrtntrds. or at the time ur plaee, ot in the manner prescribed by law, and tinder such circumstance* that we can hardly suppott* Iho samo result would be reached as at a »tatutory election, while the temptation to jtfrjury and subortlination of prjurs wouid certainly Ihj grtsv. Beside*!, the whole policy of our election laws now i* to purify elocilon* by prott-ci- Ing thc secrecy of tho ballot, and It certainly confer* U(KM) lbs elector tbe prlvftsg* of refusing to testify lidw he voted. Or for whom bo would tisve cast hi* tote, and thc court, for information, would be nt the mercy of the wltno*. A choice oould never be determined In this way. From the admitted fact* in this case, the rncnl Conservative conrlu*lon at which we can arrive I* that, as to the office Of Probate Judge, no valid stacttoQ wa* hold, and no choice, by the elec^.r* of the county, for this i>tt!r«> was mad*-, and that the OODtsStcs wa* nol legally td.cn-d to the office of Probate Judge of Pik* county. An entry may be made accordingly. J. M. Wootvt. Jodgs, As ihi* case was submitted ujy.»n an agreed statement ttf fact*, the ait/.rn_-\» on bqth sides agreeing lo let the evidence In this case represent the other election cases, tbe decision in lb* above case will cover all of ihe contest cases. The attorneys for the Democratic office lie! der*. however, ant making a dttsnalftsd effort to sneak out of th t agreement, hoping thus to delay a hearing of the other cavn, snd v> hold op to ihelr office* in the meantime.' Tho facu hsve been submitted io the court and a final decision ts expected In a few days. 4»p*ny i» • wJtssi 1' kAOxl novel stpd versa'il* cot.">- SOW brfoe* xb« i>-r ■ ■ ' nar.scout.nmta) snd evenrwbiir*' x* *** * a-. -■ ion will siyfur bnsful. Thwojif-nml^pteml^r13. •-. iattecai.: Hi without a day's rrai e*>_ Ji;:.- I, a_Stl ihe bureau had to •■ *>>» Ut tbN CtHC|8Xq J ing n-jtae-. iplicaitons. tot there mete not m_? Enough to meet ibe demand. Thryjiai fes were t\rvt ro open aud last To c;nv».. sr.d -.H'lsi <a\yt has rton t*toii' bold ai) reOurda a* a lyceum at- ran r>n ! a* a solem* wilh ***>«*« o* Th-oompiity ctjaistst*of tb* Male Qnar-|<y^»pani-«. aid hs* b«ww_ ap; Ut, a* g<KMl a* the be*_t. a complete Ctttt* I The Ar_ier>:«.j 'i>:: jys—i j— ,.■ -! ■■■■■■'■■ i mm '"••'• ===^^^a^^-^u^^;^ii^ . f,*.. ^^iwifc« ■•yii-st AXX-, thai nothinj: rcml-* h* draw - irt*_ja to re- wove , .Mfttt-r to w.i the .; Ooe. and probably to aave operation waa successfully perfon • - ••■•■•'-1. 'r-Kiemtlrml succfssfully performed 1 mT,pv" ••."«""■>•* - «m** cmnto* am*, lete^ff-; '.Z ■ Katie Smith, vbo hss brtn! In DemocraUe Convention ;:wvp*ye* wu: ■■ spending several weeks in t'olumbua, 1x1 ____^___«_u_..^_»v.. sxpectrd hom* Runday. Mrv Uev ^sffortl of Dsrhyvllle. who | SLATE TICKET IS NOMINATED bas been vfsiung ber parents at thia' place and attending ttte conference at: -^~— IVwtwnouih. rtturnsii home Tuesday :u»»y. Pee Pee Tewn«tilp Dele«cte* The Republicans of Pee Pee township held their primary convention al the court bouse on Saturday evening. There was a large attendance ami much en ihusiasm manifested. Judge [_. 0, Dill was chairman and Fran!: D(l)b«fU and Pert Ware secretaries and after the r!«-e- lion of W. S. Jones and David Marshal) as central committeeman, thc following delegate* were selected to rvpresen; the township in the llepubhcati county convention to 1>* held Saturday, October 10. Dfcl.EOATK* F. K. Uougherty, W. S. Ida*, Mart Kordel, Joe Kmerlcn, John Tcy. I/>uis Weiss. Ell Downing, Perl Ware, S. It. Patterson, Bd lirown, Jacob Steinhsur, Cass Durham. J. W. Logan, Jno.Downing, L. (1. Dill, It C Bays, OltMon F.w- lng, Chas. Lsubley, Kelly Durham, «). P. Downing, Jno. C. t,e*. Hugh Donohue, Cha*. Armsey, F. M. Hays, U. F. Hibben. Chas. Spindler, Oeo. Daniels, Jas. Johnson, It E. Sharpe, L. S. Illseley, Jaa. SUter. Fred Frev. Jno. Dstly, William SUlnsr. Vood Centr *t Vorttm. u'.'t Th* footbsl) game play eti at Portamouth Saturday by the Waverly High school team and ibe team of the Ulver City resulted In a score of 0 to 0. Tho gamo was well played antl closely coiilrM-d throughout, and, considering tho fact thai some of the home lad* had m-ver played before, they made a remarkable showing, and the rooters art much pleased with the result of the firat game of the season. The line-up was'as follows- Waverly Position Portsmouth Taylor ttickey Schwartx... .. Left tackle.. Cooke* . .Itight guard. Menke Eylar . Might tackle. Schauseil KiBht half Pick Carro 11 Fu U Clare Wsiklns Quarter Davidson Hcferec— Earhart of Waverly High school. Linesmen—Helsel and lorbach. Timekeepers—Jooes of Waverly and Spencer of Portsmouth. Time of halves—Fifteen minutes. SBoming. Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Hrown and Mra. Jiil.it Paldwir, of Vanmcier's ami Mm. J. it. Beauchamp of PtVeion went to Hpringfietd last Sonday to visit tb* Odd Fellow*' horn**. Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mra Fucle- hardt were business vi*iiors tn Wscerty Saturday. j Dav* Smith, who is employed In Day- ] too. Is tkttfng hi* parent* here. who is abou. to set sail or, j ths ses »f matr-.mony, came very near ing, Esther Hawk, declamation, Hazel [ ^^ belatrdowing to the sute of affsir* Violett; *May. Ida Rief; *{*ecb, Wlltte of affairs at the court-house iw Waverly Rittenour, declamation. John Itrunney. jTh^ d(Ktor c^dd not procun a license select reading. Ueatrlce Anatill; story, thera sad wa* obliged to make a ttvtng John Markham; esaay. Little VloSett. 1 ,rlp ^ i>ofUmouto. where the necessary -.. Mae Beauchamp; decUmauon. '[paper was obtained, Myrtle Zimmerman: e*say. Hsrry lUr \ Jil« F^lns i n.i-r. *!.o has been tn Cons; current cvenls. Porter Itsder: speech, j himbus for th* past yoar. has returned Prad ilargcr. This program was fot ; tome t<. take chart- fil>e rural; lowed by a debate. Tbe junior*, or j m%[\ youie*. driving *ach day In lhe new Class of Vi. organii«d and eleet-d the : (nUf.,i sUles mail wa_rt>n which she has following officers; President, E. N Die- • pUreba*ed for thai jKtrpo**. icrich; secmsry, Mae Pailersou; trrav j Mf lHsi% u mjlnr ^ ^^ 0, urer. P-»ter Rader. h.siorlau. John 1^ <If tomot\y ni\et* by Mimthatn; colors, blue and arblts. NjchoU TM >i;t„ hu w,0 cha0if,.,i Tho Republicans of Seal township ; ,o d lf|j |OP m ^Joa of lwo „tk%. have selects.! the following de)egate> to Mf MlJ y]n Fr,nk ntJn,rr j„{t Tim. rapreaent them to the Republ.ci, ■., Mf. |Il|rtlrr ^ u ,^i;okH lo at. co«nty conveniloo io be hel^J at \\» ■**,._ .nJ ^ mminc of rn,,f.u.1 ^ti;,, ..Vi.^ ^ erly Sai.mlay: John 1 Uhhurn; titer:* Mr,. 1|liUt,.r to >1>1( M dlffefsat plaae*. '**" ■"****' i j The "ktu-hen sbow«" fivsu ai thr j home of Misa Helen Cutler of Jaaper ia iionorof Miss Ethel IHrwey wss a very pleasant affair. Eight young ladies went from Piketon on a h|y wagon, taking ith them many valuable presents. Whet tlie Infirmary Directors* Report Says About Expenditures '■ •Xilti ixlnstt, which ilHfttf th« wv -nory to osrerflnwttw {tiJW tp has beeu so overdraft of the couoty peer fund, tshmh wa* esrried slong March of ih;* yesr. wbra it w%i *>\fA out by a couoty bemd issue, ot. to ot hft words, the oventtaf; was paid with t xinA* iwoalvwd tram thm x*ef*e«*d» Mm {bund sals, and r*»t from fund* ptmrxthi by tb* toflrms'- t. as the rior-Watchman wouhl hsrwu*.'b*h»*e. The D»ui'»cr*iie coooty ctjtavemlou ] As a matter of fsr; .. b**i> all waa beld Ixxt Sstonlsyssper in*tr»t«ttoos| kio»l*«f df>»nga by sin- Democratic «»«»•• issued by tbs g*_ng»t«r* and sfier a great { bera of th»- Infirmary Iktard snd tt u not POLtTtCS AVD POLITICIANS deal of skinnulting by lhe c:ovf« both big aud lutie. eotntfh eaodtdate* w*r* f.niiid willing t-i "niand hitched" 105 j make up tbe ticket. Tb* contention was noieti fwr Its Isok of enih'.i»ia*m. the* absence of the belter element mt the par-J oompelletl to cancel t-<g_ttr«ru madly and ib* complete control of the partypvtc. U is ik>w *st >.|»-.it **rcret »h* machinery «-*U;biu-d by wN*pt'!«m"Ky* and bts eottri Luuk uaog. Tt,e foMowtog ticket wa* 'sh-rid. <ie». W. Baker, nomiuai*d; W. Raker, Treaaurer. John Vallery. Roccrder. Pre*. White. Commissioner, Jobu Cltn*. Infirmary Direetor, Stewart West. Thegattf rush- Mr \tt\ all DOtBlnattons tbtOOfb by art-!i.nts ts*pt ihst ol Recorder Wben it was • found necessary l<i tgnotntoously turn down Charles F*j«ter of Piketoo. who attempted 10 be nominated 00 promises he jMrt fofgoUew abiwt that tgiecl*] tii.-e;mg of tbe ikiard ot .Vtuniy t'o^nmisalonesK, estM to block a steal of th*1 UMb«r off of tbecotu»,i firm, ho* ti.•: I.-vJirmsry IViant wa* brought nj>on Xx*e <%t{***\ *n«i Voelker, J. W. (iregtr. A.. E. Plrtce, T. Rittenour. Park Hinson. Clarence Jant-*. John Rlteinfrank, T. N. Paltornpn. It. lirown, A. Rrust and E. Q, Raldman. Central committeeman. T. N. Pattemm. Mra. G. W. Miller of Columbna spent j rectoir Csrtwrtght eaca. drinfc* k at the lnrtrB<*ry anJ might h* p"<; Ciasved at» a orntnjy cl«rg»% at ieu>l Supt. Robinson'* frteods -. 1 :gt*.t- 1* mor* of a care and a ooisaoye » tbe place than any other vnipsot sftd that Ui* ip*ct*l care be r^^uirv^ at time* necesaltstrs atrenomi* e»er^; wi Od [ f«rt of xhe S.ijv-r Speaking abou*. thr . itch' mauV rejyattd a;. Demo- cr**lo infirmary dtrvxum bad aewm- had received for service* rendered tb* j I»ilUi*d» a promin.nr i■** cw^rai put R to chiefs, and nominaie White In gfds* 10: ***» ^k*» *Ut. secure a larwr rampaiyjn eontr.tniUoa. j »5>' aevounted fur. !• OoabalkM only was ase saury to show (about *verrtlw» Dlretii^tv Csgivrri Republican County Convention Saturday, October Wth, 1903 Sunday st lhe bom»* of Mr. ami Sin. j Joseph Hraiford, the guest of bsrllaugh-: ter, Miss Cornelia Miller. J. 11. Rief pay* hi^hrvt cash price* fcr chicken and egg* tn Piketoo. Goorge Neaves, a retired farmer of Ml. Pulaski, 111., spent Saturday aud £tindav tbe gu«*L of hi* niece, Mrs, Isaac Farmer. The first number of the season's lecture course will occur on tbs evening of November 23. Thl* number will be given by lbe Jackson Carnival company. Rev. E- IL Stafford, Prohibition candidate for state senator, delivered a very able lecture st the Methodist church but Thursday nlgbt. All wbo went from our midst to attend.conterence at Portsmouth have returned home, sll reporting an Interesting gathering together and * profitable year's work. Rev. E. 6. Matheny will remain witb us tor the coming year, to the great satisfaction of the hundreds who signed tbs petition requesting bis return, tits work here has been s great _b*nc>" to ihe people, aod the parsonage la always ho*> pliably open to lbs young people, wbo Hod in th* pastor'* family pleasant and congenial companions. f Mias Emms Friddle still continues the millinery trade, having purchased a tine os w line of bats and other goods. Hiram Blakcmor* waa token to Chillioothe Monday by Dr. W. R. Hurst to bave a very bad aye trasted. \\o was taken to tlie hospital and *samtmd by Drs. Lesli* sod GDbreath, wbo dsctded *blch wn hope will b* useful in ihe kitchen department of th* bride-elect, tea cream, cake and coffee were served st a late hour by M tss Helen, who proved uj be a tlrsi-clasa hostess aod entertain* r. J Thos* prra*nt from Piketon were Misses Frances Higby, Mae itt-auchamp, Crac* Dally, Cora Nesslcr. Gertrude Daily, Ltatta Rheiufrank. Lou Rauga and Mrs. Pearce. Mra. Given Moore, who resided in thia lown some years ago, Is spending a few months at the home of Mr. Moore's mother, Mra. Alfred Moors of Reaver. Mra. Moore's home la at Hooaick Falls, N. Y. Mr*. Jake Ware is spending tbe wt>«k lu Columbus, the guest of h*r daughter, Mr*. Frank Weaver. Miss Grace Hammer}* of Columbus Is visiting her parenta Mr*. Mary Chenoweth of Columbua waa viaiting her* Sunday. r*t*t Acetoetrt at B«Vttri4s« Latham Anderson, a veteran of tbe civil war aod a leading cliiaen of Cynthiana, thia county, waa thrown from a wagon by a runaway team at Bainbridge Friday. Tbo wheels of tho wagon, which wat loaded *>lh fertiliser, passed over his body, and be died aooo aftar being taken home. Ho was about 70 years ot age and the father of quits a Urge family, one of his sons, William 0 And*rson. being wall known hers as bookksaptr for G E. Breece. Foster ju»t what gang promises are worth. * x :arkham g*t tofsttfo tbay preewst io celebrate their great eft 4 lasi Mid. a't r w-teral rooi.o^ joyful, ibey awefl up In importance aad irnsglste themseives \o tw U\« wavK** ot For several y*ar* il has fallen u* John A. Kylar to furnish the campaign thunder tu his annual address ss chairmau oft th* convention and be was again hrard ^ ****** <c ^'^*l- 3*« m^t oo Saturday but ht*,. i^l* I**** »»»*«l':" ' of the gang to turn oot arvt help to top I *b*w ttw^ «***! <o coavtocto* -»<*»• himself and relatives in ofllcr failed to; enthus* his hearvr* who have cotne to' reallxe lhat Eylar ts no longer "it" with the Pike county Democracy, that honor having long since been conceded to Woo Nye by the rank and file. Il was re* ryarksd sfter tho convrniton bad atl- jocroed that bis own party dntounce Eylar's selhshnt-ss and gtttA for ofbee, also bis characterbtic abuse, not only of Republican* but of Democrats aa well as suits his own purposes and ambition* beat. • Th* gainmter organ haa bad s grest deal to say of late sbout "a tftral saving mads by Democratic- oftlciaU jst tbe couuty infirmary." "the ftflinuary In- d«bt«dnec* wij>ed on," tie , eic. Thais statemests being repeated upon all occa- atoosled the Naw* to investigate and tbe semi annual statement of the. receipts and expenditure* of the county infirmary for the sin months ending September t. 1603, oo file io Auditor Emory's offic« wa* inspected and some interesting Hgures itcortd. • # * The statimsnt of tba infirmary director* sbow* tbst- there ara bnt twenty- •-srst really gr«*t. people ihey ara, ii..1 tb tax.' Aw i to ■■• i ■'- t_ui tbt*7«_gU hi* aliret. Yot. - no sv an eeof Now, I i-r.cf beard ' ' wd MUrkhamtry t..twor% : ■■oJon»?4, but after the old a»*n batl *i«od for it a* )t*t\g k : he cut tt snora by tog; 'Well. whaOl yott havia. Ix^ys», ai>* a rye." to*s srtMMt ttotos. The Junior *la» ha* organised a i with «iog ortlcew Pivrsideuv. J. Malcolm Douglaa; vie* president, Grace isowulngt tra*%ur"t. Anna Moe« gao;secratan. Charljtt? lilbbefls: jj s].-ondiog searwaty, Edna Stedman Tbe cl*** tx** rriven out lhat th* club a to bo a secret organization. All of th* High rtchool *iat»e* bad ejr» arafnations laat Friday am* the rrado card* were given out ihi* wo*k. The lower grade* ot <Jr< *cI.x*jU ba»<t taken up some ittterssting *tudie» frc.us nstur* and the t.s.v art*, ami they amvn. to enjoy the iuoovsitn.-t v«ry m«ob_ The acnior cUs* w.li htd.i >is regular mortiog at tbe home of Nora tMoltb ots Fridsy evening. Mt. and'iira. OU* Prase* ot Ports* . mouth war* tbe guests ot jsJattvc* here seven tomato* or tbo county infirmary, j gutMj4y> aad tbat tbsra wsa paid "for '** msa*- *
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Title | Waverly News 1903-10-08 |
Subject | Newspapers |
Description | The Waverly News was a weekly paper published in Waverly, Ohio from 1893-1914. The preceding title was the Pike County Republican. |
Publisher | Spencer & McKenzie |
Date of Original | 1903 |
Searchable Date | 1903 |
Time Period | 1901-1910 |
Location | Waverly; Pike County; Ohio |
Collection | Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
Submitting donor/loaner | Loaned by Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
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Record editor | AMO |
Language | ENG |
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