Kanauga Social News Highlights Across Then Cheshire to Huntington
MYF officers met with Mrs. C. J. Lemley at the Cheshire parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Onley and Susan of Columbus visited the Clyde Shamblin family. Velma Woodward returns home after winter with children in Columbus. W. M. Beard and daughter visited Frank Clendenin family. Berkley Wright and Joe Litchfield shopped in Huntington on Monday.
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Kanauga
MYF
C. J. Lemley
Cheshire
Robert Onley
Susan
Columbus
Cara Black
Creighton Grice
Son
Delaware
Clyde Shamblin
Velma Woodward
W. M. Beard
Frank Clendenin
Berkley Wright
Joe Litchfield
Huntington
Robert Simes
Social notes from Straitsville district hospitality event
Mrs. Jeanette Livingston hosted a Rebekah Lodge District 40 gathering with Noble Grands, vice grands and guests from Shawnee Crooksville New Lexington Logan Carbonhill and New Straitsville. Several visitors and relatives from Columbus Detroit Chicago Dayton and Lancaster attended or were noted. Attendees included Edna Canter Margaret Duval Dot Dishon Mabel Waltemire Sylvia Morrison and others.
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New Straitsville
Jeanette Livingston
Rebekah
Noble
Edna Canter
Margaret Duval
Dot Dishon
Margaret Hoppins
Shawnee
Donna Bushue
Helen Raney
Mabel Waltemire
Crooksville
Sylvia Morrison
Dorotha Adams
New Lexington
Margaret Kistler
Logan
Neva
Kathleen Nutler
Carbonhill
Ethel Wade
Nellie Dixon
Myrtle Wallace
Edna Rawlins
Virgil Collins
Detroit
Jenny Powers
John Sherrard
Columbus
Marion Foster
Chicago
Frank Wallace and Sons
William Ridge
Dayton
William Rawlins
Court Directs Verdict For Austin Powder Co
A two day jury trial in Common Pleas Court ended with a verdict for defendant Austin Powder Co. The plaintiff was James W. Ross. Judge C W Smith reappointed Charles Martley to the Soldiers Relief Commission term ending March 30 1965. Judge Smith granted a divorce to Frank Dailey from Belle Dailey.
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McArthur
Austin Powder Co
Common Pleas Court
James W. Ross
C. W. Smith
Charles Martley
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Smith
Frank Dailey
Belle Dailey
Vinton County Leaders Plan Tests and Events
McARTHUR The Vinton County school executives met to plan eighth grade test administration on Friday with about 223 students involved. They also discussed the county track meet at Hamden on April 30 and the music festival at McArthur on May 6, plus district state scholarship tests at Ohio University on May 7 for about 40 students.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Hamden
Ohio University
Vinton County Teachers Association
E. E. Holt
Storys Run Residents Gather for Winter Visitor Returns
S. E. Rupe returns home after wintering with daughter Mrs. Nina Gibson of Indianapolis. Numerous local families hosted and visited kin from Rutland Reese Hollow Logan Langsville Old Roger Syracuse GalliPolis and Columbus, with several weekend trips and family connections noted.
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Storys Run
S. E. Rupe
Nina Gibson
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Frazier
Hurley Rufe
Rutland
Ira Sowards
Reese Hollow
Terri Hall
Logan
Earl Taylor
Joe Jenkins
Elza Mulford
Robie
Charles Young
McArthur
Marlin Rufe
Wendell Roush
Old Roger
Robert Conkle
Roger Rupe
Langsville
Laurence Rupe
Clarence Searls
Terry
Syracuse
Walter Cook
Darius Underwood
Gallipolis
W. W. Underwood
Alex Shuler
Ortha
Rgger
John Veith
George Veith
Middleport
Debra Shuler
Columbus
Dayton pleads innocent to assault on brother in law
Charles Dayton of McArthur entered a plea of innocent to charges of assault and battery against his blind brother in law Russell Perry. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond. Judge G E Sharp presided and also fined Mrs. Glenn Pendleton of Radcliff $15 plus costs and suspended a 15 day jail sentence after a guilty plea for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Charles Dayton
Russell (Pinky) Perry
Atty
H. B. Reese
Dayton
G. E. Sharp
Sharp
Glenn Pendleton
Radcliff
Pendleton
McArthur Jurors Draw April 15 for May term
Jury commissioners Charles Gray and Leverette Murdock of Vinton County will draw grand and petit jurors on April 15 for the May term of Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Charles Gray
Leverette Murdock
Vinton County
Common Pleas Court
Economic roles of animals and workers in early US and England
The note compares cattle sheep and hogs to the human workforce, saying livestock numbers rival men in the United States. It also recalls England and the United States adopting a 72 hour work week in the 1840s.
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United States
England
The
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