Misc. Shelby News Items (Part 5)

THE SHELBY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Thursday, May 3, 1900, page 1.		"SHELBY STOVE COMPANY - ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT IN THIS CITY - A new factory was put on its feet in this city last night in the organization of the Shelby Stove Company, which will manufacture the gasoline stove and oven patented by Mr. Albaugh, of Mansfield. The directors of the company are Mr. Albaugh, J. Currie, H. W. Hildebrant, C. E. Morris, G. W. Deyarmon, W. W. Skiles and Dr. Love. The officers are H. W. Hildebrant, president; Mr. Albaugh, vice president; and J. Currie, secretary and treasurer. The stock is owned almost exclusively in this city, and the company has made arrangements to take the old Beecher Furnace works and add a two story brick, 50 x 150 this year. The factory will give employment to a number of men. The Albaugh stove and oven is an improvement on all others in that line, in that it burns less gasoline than any other and retains more of the heat, tests showing that it will do in 20 minutes in the way of baking what it required another stove and oven an hour to do. The stoves will be manufactured in aluminum and black enamel and will be placed on the market as soon as possible. The stockholders are all enthusiastic over the institution and think it will be one of Shelby's largest factories in a few years."
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio 24 April 1950	xxx	"HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. - The High School P. T. A. was founded Oct. 17, 1944 with the late Mae Crawford serving as the first president; Joseph Yohn, vice president; Mrs. Eldon Heck, secretary and D. S. Connelly, treasurer. The present officers are Harley Evans, president; W. M. Hasler, vice president; Mrs. Ernest Hannafus, secretary and S. Reyber Bricker, treasurer. The membership is approximately 70. The P. T. A. has assisted the band, providing the members with a trip to Ohio State university where they attended a football game, purchased an instrument and also gave a banquet in the spring."
1957 list of all Twp clerks & trustees. Furnished by RC Commissioners.		BLOOMINGGROVE TWP Dewey Hamman, Chairman F. O. Williams W. J. Huston Charles F. Laser, Clerk BUTLER TWP David Enzor, Chairman Robert Owens Ivan Beaty Leo Fair, Clerk CASS TWP Ray Kirkendall, Chairman Donald Dawson Leo E. Daup C. H. McQuate, Clerk FRANKLIN TWP Martin M. Frank, Chairman Alva L. Crunkilton Doyle K. McCarron Sterling A. Boyce, Clerk JACKSON TWP Carl Wentz, Chairman Lemuel O. Lybarger A. E. Blatter Mrs. Lucille V. Clark, Clerk JEFFERSON TWP. Maurice E. Fisher, Chairman Wilbur M. Worner Howard A. Forbes Mrs. Pauline Holdren, Clerk MADISON TWP Frank R. Tingley, Chairman Forest W. Dill C. M. Chatlain Fred J. Stahlheber, Clerk MIFFLIN TWP J. B. Wolf, Chairman J. W. Snook C. C. Cole Robert J. Smith, Clerk MONROE TWP Richard McFarland, Chairman Burney Jack Sis Baughman Harry Holmes, Clerk PERRY TWP Virgil Myers, Chairman Lloyd M. Walters John Ramsey Robert Maxwell, Clerk PLYMOUTH TWP S. H. Cashman, Chairman Floyd E. Steel Virgil C. Baird Raymond L. Brooks, Clerk SANDUSKY TWP A. D. Miller, Chairman Reuben Glauer Ralph Gartner Warren E. Eckstein, Clerk SHARON TWP C. C. Till, Chairman L. E. Schreck C. F. Will W. C. Price, Clerk SPRINGFIELD TWP Virgil H. Walker, Chairman C. C. Orewiler Norman Kaufman D. H. Schraedly, Clerk TROY TWP Wesley B. Volz, Chairman Ted R. Paxton John A. Vanderbilt Fuller Temple, Clerk WASHINGTON TWP B. F. Donaldson, Chairman Jason Kisling Marion Lutz Mrs. Florence Fenton, Clerk WELLER TWP C. F. Anderson, Chairman W. N. Groff Hugh Osbun H. S. Pittenger, Clerk WORTHINGTON TWP J. C. Calhoun, Chairman Glenn Gatton Leland Darling Derald Darling, Clerk
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio 24 April 1950.		OPERATING ENGINEERS - International Union of Operating Engineers No. 663 was founded May 1946 with 15 charter members surviving. Ross Kuhn was the first president; Chalmers Lehman, vice president; Catherine Amert, financial secretary; Bessie Lehman, corresponding secretary; Geraldine Molder, treasurer; Dick Guerin, guard and Jim Herlihy, Owen Viers and Catherine Amert, trustees. There are now 59 members with Herbert Gwirtz serving as president; Leon Cline, vice president; Catherine Amert, financial secretary; Dorothy Thompson, corresponding secretary; Amos Cale, treasurer and Charles Grubb, Ralph Horner and James Murtha, trustees. The Union meets once a month at the City Hall."
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, 24 April 1950.		"JOLLY CLUB - The Hazel Grove Jolly club was formed in 1917 with the following surviving charter members: Mrs. Jennie Egner, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Weiser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Artz, Mr. and Mrs. Logue Shoup, Mr. and Mrs. John Shoup, Mrs. George Snider, William Shoup, Mrs. Harry Dick, Mrs. Burl Hollenbaugh and Mrs. A. Mohn. Mr. Weiser was the first president; George Snider, vice president; Mrs. E. B. Stuckey, secretary; Mrs. Charles Egner, assistant secretary and L. Champion, treasurer. There are 35 members at present with Edward Cooke, president; Mrs. George Stroup, vice president; Mrs. Jennie Egner, secretary; Mrs. Court Morse, assistant secretary and Emmett Egner, treasurer. The club meets at the members homes the second Saturday of each month except in June, July and August when no meetings are held. The club originated from the Hazel Grove Sunday school after it closed in 1916. Its purpose is to build a good community socially and spiritually with songs and other entertainment."
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Thursday, May 3, 1900, page 1		"Chas. Mitchell and Will Price paraded Main street night with their day's catch of fish. They had the fish strung on an old wagon tongue which they carried on their shoulders. There were four suckers and one silverside, all about 3 - 1/8 inches long. They made much merriment to the people along that thoroughfare."
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS OF SHELBY, OHIO 1935 (Compiled by The Daily Globe in 1935)		ALPHA PI SIGMA SORORITY President, Doris Orewilse AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF WOMEN President, Jane Benham AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY President, Mrs. Glenn Houpt DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Secretary, Mrs. Jay Hill DAUGHTERS OF UNION VETERANS Senior President, Mrs. W. D. Sweet GARDEN CLUB President, Mrs. Anna R. Fish HARKER RELIEF CORPS President, Mrs. Anna Haun NEW DELPHIAN CHAPTER President, Mrs. Maurice Davis ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Worthy Matron, Mrs. Glenn Houpt PYTHIAN SISTERS M.E.C., Mrs. Fred Nothacker ROYAL NEIGHBORS Captain of Guards, Mrs. Charles Dodge SHELBY DELPHIAN CHAPTER President, Mrs. John Fish, Jr. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION President, Mrs. Ross Bringman BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILEATHEA CLASS President, Mrs. Carl Ervin CHRISTIAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. C. L. Beal EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LADIES GUILD President, Mrs. C. D. Seton LUTHERAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. Ross Gates METHODIST CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. Joe Wildman NAZARENE CHURCH, MISSIONARY SOCIETY Vice President, Mrs. A. L. Milliron PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. L. G. Ritchey REFORMED CHURCH, AID SOCIETY Vice President, Mrs. Harry Brown ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, ST. ANN'S SOCIETY President, Mrs. A. L. Berry UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. R. H. Bender
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Thursday, April 26, 1900, page 1.		"ESCAPED SERIOUS INJURY - MILTON MORRIS RUNS INTO BLOOM'S MEAT WAGON WITH HIS WHEEL - Just at the noon hour today Milton, the 14 year old son of O. H. Morris of West Main street, barely escaped serious injury by running into the meat wagon of S. R. Bloom at the corner of Main and Gamble streets. The Morris boy was coming west on Main street on his wheel going home from school and it seems Bloom's wagon was also going west when it suddenly turned north on Gamble street. Being a covered wagon the driver was unable to see the boy who was between the wagon and the curb. The boy was going at a good gait and was unable to stop and ran into the wagon, throwing him violently to the ground. He was quick-picked up, but outside of a few bruises, he was not injured. His wheel was somewhat damaged."
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS OF SHELBY, OHIO 1934 (Compiled by The Daily Globe in 1934)		ALPHA PI SIGMA SORORITY President, Alice Kirkpatrick AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF WOMEN President, Jane Benham AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY President, Mrs. Glenn Houpt DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Secretary, Mrs. Jay Hill DAUGHTERS OF UNION VETERANS Senior President, Mrs. W. D. Sweet GARDEN CLUB President, Mrs. Anna R. Fish HARKER RELIEF CORPS President, Mrs. Anna Haun NEW DELPHIAN CHAPTER President, Mrs. Maurice Davis ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Worthy Matron, Mrs. Glenn Houpt PYTHIAN SISTERS M.E.C., Mrs. Fred Nothacker ROYAL NEIGHBORS Captain of Guards, Mrs. Charles Dodge SHELBY DELPHIAN CHAPTER President, Mrs. John Fish, Jr. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION President, Mrs. Ross Bringman BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILEATHEA CLASS President, Mrs. Carl Ervin CHRISTIAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. C. L. Beal EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LADIES GUILD President, Mrs. C. D. Seton LUTHERAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. Ross Gates METHODIST CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. Joe Wildman NAZARENE CHURCH, MISSIONARY SOCIETY Vice President, Mrs. A. L. Milliron PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. L. G. Ritchey REFORMED CHURCH, AID SOCIETY Vice President, Mrs. Harry Brown ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, ST. ANN'S SOCIETY President, Mrs. A. L. Berry UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, AID SOCIETY President, Mrs. R. H. Bender
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, 24 April 1950.		"RIZPAH CHAPTER - Rizpah Chapter No. 153 Order of Eastern Star received its charter Oct. 14, 1902 with Dr. Frances Sutter and Miss Kittie Sonnanstine the surviving charter members. The first officers were Mrs. Susan Walker, worthy matron; H. W. Hildebrant, worthy patron; Mrs. Edith Paige, associate matron; Mrs. Minnie Cline, secretary; Mrs. W. J. McClure, treasurer; Mrs. Sutter, conductress; Mrs. Rogers, associate conductress; Mrs. Shaw, Adah; Mrs. Laird, Ruth; Mrs. Mann, Esther; Mrs. Wherry, Electra; Mrs. Landis, Warder; Mrs. Sonnanstine, chaplain; Mrs. Mitchell, marshall and Miss Sonnanstine, organist. The present membership is 284 with Mrs. Mary Payne, worthy matron; Davis Armentrout, worthy patron; Miss Carolyn Bond, associate matron; Walter Strauch, associate patron; Mrs. Alice Robb, secretary; Mrs. Lorraine Workman, treasurer; Mrs. Esther Armentrout, conductress; Mrs. Inex Artz, associate conductress; Mrs. Violet Warden, chaplain; Mrs. Emma Bodkin, marshall; Mrs. Cordelia Blosser, organist; Mrs. Dorothy Claes, Adah; Mrs. Ruth Ervin, Ruyh; Mrs. Emma Wright, Esther; Miss Jean Shilling, Martha; Mrs. Charlette McMeeken, Electra; Mrs. Irene Minyoung, warden and Mrs. Marie Roth, sentinel. The Chapter's most outstanding project in recent years was the sponsoring of the Rainbow Assembly in 1947 during the year Mrs. Julia Prewett presided as the worthy matron. Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month in the Masonic Temple."
THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Friday, April 27, 1900, page 1.		"LICENSED TO TEACH BY THE SHELBY BOARD OF EXAMINERS - For five years - Ada Gedney, Effie Shatzor (Shatzer); For three years - Minette R. Stober, Dora Schwab; For two years - Mary Stober; For one year - Ethel Hunter, Edith Moore, Gettie Sigler, Amy Schwab, Alice Benton, Shiloh, Mary Brokaw, Pavonia, Blanche Mickey, Shelby; S. S. Dew was examined in Physics and Literature, Nellie Randal in algebra, literature and rhetoric. The grades of Minette Stober and Dora Schwab entitle them to a five year certificate but they have not had the required amount of experience for the five years' certificate, hence a three year was granted. On grades, Gettie Sigler, Amy Schwab and Ethel Hunter are entitled to a two years' certificate, but they have not had the required amount of experience, so one year was all that could be granted. The examiners speak very highly of the work done by the Shelby teachers at the last examination. The examination was up to a high standard. The next examination will be held Aug. 25."
Directory of Lodges, Organizations, (Shelby) from 1939 compiled by Daily Globe		Royal Neighbors of America Freedom Camp No. 2694 Secretary, Mrs George Zeiters Modern Woodmen Richland Camp No. 3575 Secretary, William R. Morris Women's Benefit Association (WBA) Aluminum Review No. 52 Secretary, Mrs. Lillie Ward Daughters of Union Veterans Esther Taylor Bricker, Tent No. 87 Secretary, Mrs. U. S. Trimble Fraternal Order of Eagles (FOE) Aerie No. 763 Secretary, G. Burton Cline Knights of Pythias (KoP) Shelby Lodge No. 392 Secretary, Lester Stephan Order of Eastern Star No. 153 Secretary, Mrs. J. A. Robb Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.) Shelby Chapter 178 Secretary, Jay J. Moors Daughters of America Noble Council No. 88 Secretary, Mrs. Jay Hill Knights of Columbus (K of C) Shelby Council No. 1968 Secretary, Robert Spangler Junior Order of United American Mechanics Shelby Council No. 64 Secretary, M. A. Tomlinson American Legion O'Brien Post No. 326 Secretary, Stanley H. Knapp American Legion Auxiliary O'Brien Post No. 326 Secretary, Mrs. Raymond Zeiters American Association of University Women Secretary, Mrs. G. L. Reichert Blue Lodge No. 350 (F. & A. M.) Secretary, C. D. Seton Daughters of Isabella Recording Secretary, Mrs. Esther Horning Delphian, Anna R. Fish Society Secretary, Mrs. Theo Bourgeois Mother's Club Secretary, Mrs. Dale Randall Shelby Garden Club Secretary, Mrs. Howard Skiles Shelby 97 Club Secretary, Mrs. Earl Barkdull Shelby Womans Club Secretary, Miss Bertha Smith Sons of Union Veterans Secretary, D. H. Walter Veterans of Foreign Wars Secretary, Harry Crawford Womans Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) Secretary, Miss Leona Rogers Womans Relief Corps Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Tindale
Listing of Shelby City and school officials as submitted by City Hall, 1939.		D. Bruce Young Mayor Bert Fix Director of Finance Theodore L. Lutz Director of Law James P. Adkins General Superintendent of Public Utilities Guy W. McClane Superintendent of Streets James P. Adkins Superintendent of Water Works Elsie M. McPherson Public Health Nurse Eugene Schull Chief, Fire Department Jack Ward Asst. Fire Chief Edward Lysinger Junior Fireman Leroy E. Coffee Chief, Police Department Frank M. Cline Asst. Police Chief Walter Benedict Patrolman W. John Coleman Patrolman William Ewalt Patrolman William Hafer Patrolman Dr. Benjamin H. Moffatt Health Director Boyd Wierman Engineer Charles Dye City Council Chester Bell City Council John Chew City Council Kenneth Roethlisberger City Council C. W. Swanger City Council BOARD OF EDUCATION J. R. Kingsboro President Dr. E. D. Dowds Vice President Cora C. Boyles Clerk L. N. Hoffman Member Leon Smith Member H. L. Robinson Member C. G. Keck Superintendent of Schools O. H. Schaaf Shelby High School Principal L. D. Reynolds Central School Principal Rose Tiller Grant School Principal Harriet U. Beverstock Hayes School Principal
Listing of Shelby City official as submitted by City Hall, 1945		Frank C. Long Mayor Chester P. Monn Director of Finance Theo L. Lutz Director of Law James P. Adkins General Superintendent of Public Utilities Guy W. McClane Superintendent of Streets George S. Zeiters Superintendent of Water Works Chester P. Monn Refief Director Mercedes Killinger Public Health Nurse Eugene A. Schull Chief, Fire Department Leroy E. Coffee Chief, Police Department Dr. Benjamin H. Moffatt Health Director Boyd Wierman Engineer Charles R. Gruber Chemist James Herlihy City Council Ross I. Sipes City Council Chester Bell City Council Noel Smith City Council Boyd Boreman City Council Guy W. McClane Garage
Listing of Richland County officials from1945. Listing - Supplied by County Commissioners' office.		Norman Wolfe Auditor Howard P. Wenning Clerk of Courts Walter E. Rusk Engineer Charles C. Payne Treasurer Frank Robinson Sheriff Don D. Orewiler Recorder Dr. Lewis B. McCullough Coroner John W. Selby Commissioner Guy F. Stewart Commissioner C. L. Shoup Commissioner Stuart Cramer Judge, Juvenile Court Ralph W. Carroll Juvenile Officer G. E. Kalbfleisch Judge, Common Pleas Court Stuart Cramer Judge, Probate Court Theo L. Lutz Prosecuting Attorney Harry V. Downs Superintendent, Children's Home Grover C. Dickson Superintendent, County Home Boyd Robinson Superintendent of Schools
Listing of Shelby City official from 1941 as submitted by City Hall.		William R. Morris Mayor Chester P. Monn Director of Finance Frank C. Long Director of Law James P. Adkins General Superintendent of Public Utilities Guy W. McClane Superintendent of Streets George S. Zeiters Superintendent of Water Works Mason S. Freeman Refief Director Mercedes Killinger Public Health Nurse Eugene Schull Chief, Fire Department Leroy E. Coffee Chief, Police Department Dr. Benjamin H. Moffatt Health Director Boyd Wierman Engineer Floyd G. Brown Chemist Charles Dye City Council Ross I. Sipes City Council John Chew City Council Kenneth Roethlisberger City Council Charles W. Swanger City Council Guy W. McClane Garage
Directory of Lodges, etc (Shelby) from 1932 collected by Daily Globe		Royal Neighbors Freedom Camp No. 2694 Oracle - Mrs. N. Halman Modern Woodmen of America Richland Camp 3575 Counsel, W. C. Hollenbaugh Women's Benefit Association (WBA) Aluminum Review No. 52 President, Mrs. Ross Bringman Daughters of Union Veterans Esther Taylor Bircker Tent No. 87 President, Mrs. Millie Ward Fraternal Order of Eagles (FOE) Worthy President, John Ashbacker Secretary, Giles Nimmons Knights of Pythias (KoP) No. 393 C. C., John Adams Pythian Sisters No. 304 Most Excellent Chief, Mary Crawford Order of Eastern Star No. 153 Worthy Matron, Mrs. Merrill Wright Masonic Temple (F. & A. M.) Shelby Lodge No. 350 W. M., Oren Fulton Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.) Shelby Chapter 178 H. P., Arch Kirkpatrick Daughters of America Noble Council No. 88 President, Mrs. C. M. Swank Knights of Columbus (K of C) Shelby Council No. 1968 Grand Knight, Charles Reed Secretary, Robert Spangler Junior Order of United American Mechanics Shelby Council No. 64 Councillor, E. Hiram Littleton Harker Relief Corps No. 65 President, Mrs. Anna Haun American Legion O'Brien Post 326 Commander, Charles E. Dye American Legion Auxiliary O'Brien Post 326 President, Mrs. Harold Stock
Listing of Richland County officials from1932 - Supplied by County Commissioners' office.		Arthur Beck Auditor Fred Zellner Clerk of Courts Arthur M. Lantz Treasurer Walter Underwood Sheriff Norman L. Wolfe Recorder Dr. James K. Biddle Coroner Howard C. Sword Surveyor A. E. Piper Commissioner L. P. Kochheiser Commissioner Bert E. Kuhn Commissioner J. S. Carroll Commissioners Clerk Charles H. Huston Judge, Common Pleas Court Charles J. Anderson Judge, Probate Court James V. Will Prosecuting Attorney Franke Cave State Representative Harry V. Downs Superintendent, Children's Home Mrs. Harry V. Downs Matron, Children's Home
Listing of Postal Employees from 1932 as submitted by the Post Office.		Harry Sotzen Postmaster L. L. White Asst. Postmaster William Nail Clerk William Hassler Clerk Verlin Schiffer Clerk Ambrose Spangler Clerk Leon Summer Clerk George K. Clark City Carrier Arvine Kindinger City Carrier William Broderick City Carrier Conda R. Knee City Carrier Fred Ott City Carrier Ray Baer Substitute Carrier Robert Shreffler Substitute Carrier G. M. Donnenwirth Rural Carrier, Route 1 Ed. P. May Rural Carrier, Route 2 Jesse Bonecutter Rural Carrier, Route 3 George W. Payne Rural Carrier, Route 4 Delbert Hewitt Mail Messenger O. L. May Janitor
Listing of Shelby City official from "1929 as submitted by City Hall.		Rev. E. S. Hassler Mayor Bert Fix Director of Finance G. W. Marriott Director of Law J. A. Sonnanstine Director of Public Welfare T. W. Lanehart Superintendent of Municipal Light Plant Edith F. Burgert Clerk of Municipal Light Plant George Seidel Chief, Fire Department F. V. Tucker Chief, Police Department F. K. Hall City Council V. O. Peters City Council H. P. Metz City Council M. O. Bushey City Council V. C. Kinsell City Council BOARD OF EDUCATION J. C. Morris President Mrs. Clara Dick Vice President Mrs. Nora Will Clerk-Treasurer Dr. E. D. Dowds Member Charles W. Wilson Member R. I. Lewis Superintendent of Instruction
Board of Directors of The Shelby Building and Loan Company from an ad in The Daily Globe, Shelby, Ohio, 24 April 1950.		L. D. Malone, President also President, The Shelby Spring Hinge Co., also President, The First National Bank J. J. Crum, Vice President also President The Shelby Mutual Casualty Co. O. H. Pfahler, Secretary-Treasurer F. C. Long, Attorney Long, Anderson and Green also President, The Citizens Bank of Shelby H. C. Mayer, Director also Vice President, Works Manager of The Ohio Seamless Tube Co. F. B. Stevens, Director also Vice President, The Shelby Salesbook Co. R. J. Ryder, Director also Factory Manager, The Shelby Cycle Co. S. L. Sellers, Director Retired
Executive membership list for 1927 per the "1927 Shelby, Ohio Directory":		"SHELBY MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION George P. Koch President Charles S. Huber Vice President C. J. Laser Treasurer C. L. Beal Secretary Chairmen of Committees F. C. Schiffer Merchants C. C. Skiles Manufacturers W. W. Van Horn Finance R. P. Bricker Civic C. J. Anderson Good Roads Leo McGaw Membership S. D. Inscho Entertainment Carl Giller Talent James Will Ticket Robert Daugherty Publicity George Williams Transportation Harry Sotzen Attendance"

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Misc. Shelby News Items (Part 5)
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