House-to-House Drive Set to Combat Cancer in Mason County
Mrs. Doris Safford, chairwoman of Mason County cancer drive by Lambda Chi Omega, announces April 22 afternoon and evening house-to-house canvass. Co-chairs are Mrs. Nina Haddox and Mrs. Neil Kennedy. The ACS marks April as Cancer Crusade with the slogan Fight Cancer with a checkup and a Check.
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Point Pleasant
Doris Safford
Mason County
Lambda Chi Omega
Nina Haddox
Neil Kennedy
American Cancer Society
Safford
ACS
Stafford
Luther Cruikshank Birthday Observed in Chauncey
The Chauncey Society notes Luther Cruikshank’s birthday celebrated with a family dinner at his home. His granddaughter Cheryl Lynn baked a decorated cake for the guest list including Cruikshank siblings and relatives. Ice cream and cake followed in the afternoon for guests from Chauncey and nearby Point Pleasant.
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Luther Cruikshank
Sterling Dunlevy
Chauncey
Cruikshank
Flora Myers
Point Pleasant
Dewitt Walker
Jennie Courtney
Louise Ramsey
Birthday honor for Grover Patton hosted by Sanders
Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders of Millfield entertained in honor of Grover Patton's birthday. A decorated cake with ice cream was served to guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Gillespie Chauncey Dr and Mrs Woodrow Patton Lisa and Craig Mrs Lulu Barr Athens Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders and Mr and Mrs Grover Patton.
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Charles Sanders
Millfield
Sander
Grover Patton
Robert Gillespie
Chauncey
Woodrow Patton
Lisa
Craig
Lulu Barr
Athens
Clarence Sanders
Fulks Family Hosts 18th Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Osborne Fulks entertained with a birthday party for their son Timothy Fulks aged 18. Guests included Mildred and Annie Cooper Sugar Creek Clyde Sedwick and grandson Sugar Creek Carrie Augustine Ethel Mc Daniel Jerry Carpenter and Betty.
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Timothy Fulks
Osborne Fulks
Mildred
Annie Cooper
Sugar Creek
Clyde Sedwick
Carrie Augustine
Ethel McDaniel
Jerry Carpenter
Betty
Visitors Gather for a Series of Local Calls
Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Fulks hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sedwick and Mrs. Venice Swain with daughter Judy, plus Mrs. Liza Holecroft of Sugar Creek. The Plains couple Kelly Gould visited the Trout family in Plains, while Athens and Columbus visitors stopped by in separate calls.
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Osborne Fulks
Sedwick
Venice Swain
Judy
Liza Holecroft
Sugar Creek
Kelly Gould
the Plains
Vernon Trout
Clarence Markins
Athens
Steve Johnson
Don Rogers
Lancaster
Joe Jones
Zanesville
Arthur Triplett
Jones
Triplett
Glendon Palmer
Columbus
Edward Snyder
Clell Mingus
Hattie Mingus
Glen Mingus
Jack Mingus
Mildred Triplett
Clell
New York Central seeks Chauncey agency station closure
Chauncey residents learn the New York Central Railroad asks the Utilities Commission to discontinue the agency station there. The railroad proposes keeping a prepay non agency depot for carload business only.
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Chauncey
New York Central Railroad
State Utilities Commission
Report of the Condition of the Security Bank
The document lists assets including bank premises valued at 57,415 and other items totaling 6,750,262.03. Liabilities show deposits by individuals, government, and others totaling 5,825,720.93 with capital accounts of 425,331.34 and related figures, including pledged government obligations.
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United States
Mission U. S. A. life of James Huffman featured
Mrs. E W Stevens led the WSCS meeting at Trinity Methodist Church with a report on Mission U S A a biography of James W Huffman teacher writer and musician. New officers were elected and circle chairmen appointed for a busy church program through May with a spring meeting set for April 25 and a district talk May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stevens
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
James W. Huffman
J. A. Blankenship
Gen Crow
P. A. Penley
J. G. F. Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Gary Conley
J. B. Couch
C. L. Head
William Radin
Hanly Sibley
Alvin C. Young
C. A. Roush
Clyde McLane
William Stover
John Kauff
Lois Rossi
D. M. Harshbarger
Mary Hellems
Charles H. Stone
Marjorie Waldie
Virgil Siders
Barboursville
Paul Redfearn
Marian Circle
Chapter Events Highlight Past Matrons Dinner and Meetings
Chapter No. 75 of the Eastern Star hosted past matrons at a dinner and regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Mae Rhoades gave the invocation and poem, spring flowers decorated the dining room, and each past matron received a handkerchief corsage. Edith Simkins presided over the session as many members and guests attended from surrounding communities. Additionally, St. Monica's Guild elected Leon Thompson president with new officers and announced plans for a summer Bible school and a Wheeling state meeting May 7-8 hosted by the church women's auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mae Rhoades
Edith Simkins
Rhoades
Bessie Musgrave
Eunice Jividen
Amy Jividen
Edna Burdette
Louise Crow
Frances Hatton
Mildred Bumgardner
Jennie Stone
Ona Dyer
Hallie Roush
Ruth Batey
Clara Lewis
Linnie Bruestle
Elsie Rodgers
Gertrude Bateson
Levania O’neal
Marvin Chapman
Esther Thomas
Leon Thompson
St. Monica
George Heater
Windsor
Wheeling
J. C. Appel
Bissell
Samuel Jefferies
John Mann
William Gilmour
Jackie Durst
Peggy Nibert
T. R. Dubose
Leo Calanderos
Paul Pearson
Jerome Rodgers
Robert Hite
Robert Johnson
Huntington style show selects top ten models
Carol Ann Walters a student nurse at St. Marys Hospital Huntington is named one of the top ten models for the annual spring style show chosen from 25 girls. She represents the Princess Shop and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Walters of Mason Boulevard.
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Carol Ann Walters
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Miss Walters
Tom Walters
Mason Boulevard
Princess Shop
PTA Nominating Committee to Meet at Ordnance School
The PTA nominating committee at Ordnance School will convene on Monday at the school. Members include Mrs. Charles Jenkins Mrs. E W Stevens and Garrett Green. Also present will be Earl Sturgeon president and Walden Roush principal.
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PTA of Ordnance School
Charles Jenkins
E. W. Stevens
Garrett Green
Earl Sturgeon
Walden Roush
Ordnance School
Roush–Smith Engagement Announced For May 5
Patricia Louise Roush and Charles Herman Smith become engaged. Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roush of Union, is a Wahama High School graduate employed by General Telephone Co. at Pomeroy. Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Letart Route 1, attended Wahama, served in the Air Force, and now operates a dairy farm. The wedding is planned May 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Union EUB Church with Rev. Dennis Foreman and Rev. Forrest Murray officiating. open church observance.
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New Haven
Douglas R. Roush
Union
Patricia Louise
Charles Herman Smith
John Smith
Letart
Miss Roush
Wahama
General Telephone Co
Pomeroy
Smith
U.S. Air Force
Union Eub Church
Dennis Foreman
Canton
Forrest Murray
New Fabrics Lesson Marks Pioneer Home Club Meeting
Mrs Andrew McCausland led the lesson on New Fabrics Care and Use at the Pioneer Home Demonstration Club April meeting held at Mrs Harold Supple's Henderson home. Mrs Ray Crank opened with a flag salute and club pledge and Mrs Madge Byus led the devotional on Easter. Delegates to the Jackson Mill training meeting were discussed for the week of April 22. The club paid its last pledge instalment to Mason County Hospital. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her sons Jay and Larry Supple for several members. The Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club to hold its annual mother and daughter banquet Tuesday at the Moose Home.
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Andrew McCausland
Pioneer Home Demonstration Club
Harold Supple
Henderson
Ray Crank
Madge Byus
Crank
Jackson Mill
Mason County Hospital
Jay and
Larry Supple
C. E. McCulloch
J. A. Kay
Raymond Vanselous
A. E. Sommer
Hugh Barr
Local family visits and weekend guests in Taylor Ridge area
Dayton residents Mr and Mrs James Welling and Mrs Elsie Ward with others visited Mr and Mrs Carl Welling Sunday. Camp Christian workshop attended by Betty Russell and Carol Ann Smith. Jenkins and Drake families hosted weekend visitors from Can elton and Jacksonville. Harold Sams from Millfield visited Dwight Smith. Blaine Chalfant and Martha Lent of Columbus building new home at Carroll, with Russell Lent doing the work.
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James Welling
Dayton
Elsie Ward
Athens
Danny Simons
Greens Run
Dwight Smith
Carl Welling
Betty Russell
Carol Ann Smith
Blaine Chalfant
Martha Lent
Columbus
Carroll
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
Sommer Couple Return From Florida Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sommer of South Side have returned after several weeks in Florida, marking their seasonal trip and reuniting with local friends.
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A. E. Sommer
South Side
Florida
Letart Couple Plans Golden Anniversary Dinner Open House
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry of Letart celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday April 7 from 2 to 9 p.m. They wed April 7 1907 at the Parsonage Evangelical United Brethren Church Letart. Both born in Letart Mrs. Fry formerly Miss Ethel Yeager Fry is a former state commission employee and has worked as a full time farmer for seven years.
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Letart
C. E. Fry
Parsonage Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fry
Ethel Yeager
State Commission
Marriage License Filed for James R Hall and Anna Marie Thomas
A marriage license application was filed in the county clerk's office by James R Hall 21 of South Side and Anna Marie Thomas 17 of South Side. James is the son of C G and Arretta Wiseman Hall and Anna Marie is the daughter of Marion and Myrtle Cornell Thomas.
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Point Pleasant
County Clerks Office
James R. Hall
C. G. and
Arretta Wiseman Hall
South Side
Anna Marie Thomas
Marion
Myrtle Cornell Thomas
Point Clinic Notes Admits and Discharges
Mrs Elizabeth Lee of Henderson and Mrs Roy Kincade of Point Pleasant admitted to the clinic. Discharges include Mrs Elsie Taylor of Cheshire and James Duncan of Apple Grove.
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Elizabeth Lee
Henderson
Roy Kincade
Point Pleasant
Elsie Taylor
Cheshire
James Duncan
Apple Grove
Kerwood Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty
Mary Elizabeth Kerwood sues James Richard Kerwood for divorce on grounds of cruelty claiming misconduct and strain in the marriage.
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Point Pleasant
Mary Elizabeth Kerwood
James Richard Kerwood
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
William Trainer visited relatives in Galena while the Trainers and Clyde Hooper called on Everett Lewis and Ralph Keefer. The Keefer purchase of Charles Ratcliff property on Clinton Street prompts a soon move. J E Michael marked an 87th birthday with friends Wayne Michael and Robert Bolen present.
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William Trainer
Galena
Clyde Hooper
Everett Lewis
Ralph Keefer
Charles Ratcliff
Clinton Street
J. E. Michael
Wayne Michael
Robert Bolen
Athens
S. R. Knowlton
Roy Smith
Club To Meet Mason County Women’s Club Council
The Mason County Home Demonstration Women’s Club Council will meet at the extension office at 1 30 p m on April 9 with lesson leaders for May. The Rev Alvin C Young pastor of Trinity Methodist Church will teach the lesson.
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Mason County Home Demonstration Women’s Club Council
Alvin C. Young
Trinity Methodist Church
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