Nelsonville Band and Glee Club Spring Concert
Nelsonville High School presents its spring concert at the high school auditorium under Herbert W. Seelbach. The program opens with Hall of Fame and Aurora Overture by the concert band, features the Tonette Band of 28 students, and ends with the Glee Club of 56 voices performing six numbers and the Stars and Stripes Forever. The Tonette Band includes a long roster of students. the concert also includes All Pays Lorraine and Rag Time Wedding with a wedding rhyme motif.
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Nelsonville
Herbert W. Seelbach
Tonette
Tonette Band
Virginia Spears
Donna Hitchings
Gloria Godenschwager
Juanita Kelly
Kitty France
Dean Circle
Floyd Evans
Charles Woody
Nancy Wolf
Donna Levering
Wanda Runion
Janie Krieg
Peggy Ann Green
Judy Betts
Lewis Figley
Bob Wolf
Dale Townsend
Maxel Townsend
Paul Silcott
Delores Tignor
Virginia Wolf
June Shafer
Joyce Dishong
Dorothy Green
Joan Cox
Bill Fiske
Harry Hoskinson
Charles Hayden
Glee Club
Song of the Navy
Lorraine
G. Balay
Paul Yoder
Reader
Jean Fellem
Harley Hubble
Bride
Roland Mender
Richard Arnold
Loren Warner
Students Sell 75.60 In War Stamp Sale At Nelsonville
War stamp drive in Nelsonville city schools from April 1 to 7 raised 75.60. By building totals were West 6.90 East 15.90 Central 23.45 High 29.35. Band Booster officers listed include Charles Walker president and Charles Vaughn vice president.
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Nelsonville
Central
Rosser
Imogene Sayers
Shirley Sayers
Elizabeth Shafer
Marilyn Shafer
Mary Shafer
Emile Sharp
Kathryn Shields
Rosemary Scmackenberg
Dorothy Stewart
Louise Straits
Ruth Syx
Mary Thomas
Anita Thompson
Pauline Tolliver
Doris Warren
Jill Warren
Margaret Warren
Marilyn Wilson
Mary M. Wolfe
Ruth Wolfe
Band Boosters Club
Charles Walker
Charles Vaughn
FE. J. Arnold
Mender
Six Fined In Court Of Mayor
Nelsonville report lists multiple pleas in mayor Herman Oggs court. Robert Au flick and others paid fines for assault or intoxication. Ruth Maffin and Frank Maffin fined with conditions, George France and Clem Keplar also fined. William Arbaugh faced final plea of guilty to DUI with $100 fine.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Herman Ogg
John Brown
George France
Clem Keplar
Ruth Maffin
Nelsonville Rt. 3
Maffin
Frank Maffin
William Arbaugh
Carbondale
George Bateman
Nelsonville Society Notes
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ meets at 375 Madison St with Mrs Ivan Matheny hosting Thursday at 7 30. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Raymond Patton Mrs Clyde Ray and Mrs Thomas Lax The worship service will be led by Mrs Clyde Ray and the program directed by Miss Hyla Herrold.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Ivan Matheny
Madison St
Raymond Patton
Clyde Ray
Thomas Lax
Hyla Herrold
Figley Couple Welcome Daughter at Logan Hospital
Mr and Mrs H H Figley announce the birth of a daughter Wednesday evening at Cherrington Hospital Logan They have two sons Mr Figley is a member of the Nelsonville High School faculty
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H. H. Figley
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Figleys
Mr. Figley
Nelsonville High School
Taxis Society to Meet Outdoors Sunday April 12
The Taxis Society of the Presbyterian Church plans an outdoor gathering Sunday April 12 if weather permits. An air picnic and service are on the agenda with a 3 p.m. meeting at the church. Members may carpool by contacting Emily Sharp or Rev J L Evans.
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Taxis Society of the Presbyterian Church
Emily Sharp
J. L. Evans
Taxis Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock the Taxis Society meets at the Presbyterian Church with a possible trip to Hope Hollow if the weather allows. Members should bring food and table service for an open air service after the meal.
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Taxis Society
Presbyterian Church
Hope Hollow
Nelsonville Personal Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs. Joe Kelch of Columbus is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrison. Mrs. Estel Crabtree travels to St. Louis with Mr. Crabtree. Mrs. L. E. Evans spends days in Hebron and spoke at the Future Homemakers of America mother daughter banquet. Mrs. Flossie Crawford and Mrs. Margaret McHarg of Athens attend a Pythian Sister Inspection in Wilkesville. Visitors come from Middleport Pomeroy Akron and Athens.
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Nelsonville
Joe Kelch
Columbus
Walter Morrison
Estel Crabtree
Crabtree
St. Louis
L. E. Evans
Hebron
Homemakers of America
Flossie Crawford
Margaret McHarg
Athens
Wilkesville
Pythian Sister
Crawford
Middleport
Pomeroy
Akron
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Traugh Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Traugh will be held Saturday at 2 PM at her daughter's home 311 Fort Street. Rev Ben Ane will conduct the service and burial takes place at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Julia Traugh
William Hughes
Fort St
Ben Ane
Greenlawn
Civilian Defense Council Notes on Navy Enlistment for Negroes
The council announces the lifting of the race ban on U S Navy enlistment making Negroes eligible for service. It praises the move as overdue and urges better neighbor relations through acquaintance with Black citizens. Dr Herman G James Ohio University president spoke at Town Hall on wartime and postwar issues.
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United States Navy
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Parkh S. Sniffen
Pleasant Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
The Reading Club met Thursday evening with Miss Jean Haynes. Mrs. Edward Jackson plans a Saturday visit to Huntington with her parents. Mrs. Emma Burnside and others attended a Charleston concert Tuesday night. William Burdette traveled to Charleston to visit his sister Miss Margaret Burdette. They will return to spend the weekend at 21st Street. Dell Cottrell home at 14th and Kanawha is being vacated by several King family members who bought homes in Bellemeade. The Cottrells plan to convert their Ripley residence for rooming purposes. High School teachers enrolling in the first aid class include Mrs. Edward Jackson and Mrs. Bertha Filson.
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Reading Club
Jean Haynes
Edward Jackson
Huntington
Mr. Jackson
Emma Burnside
Lena Carr
Bertha Filson
Vena Finley
Charleston
William Burdette
Margaret Burdette
21St St
Dell Cottrell
14Th and
Kanawha Sts
Ellis King
John King
Bellemeade
Cottrells
Ripley
Bertha Fil
Eunice Beller
Christ Church, Episcopal
Daisy Fisher
Cincinnati
H. R. Howard
Frank Thurber Cady
Frank Tyler
Marie Smith
Layne
New Haven
F. B. Lieving
Union District
O. W. Lusher
Gallipolis
Kathryn Evelyn McCulloch
Ashland
Blain Bell
Rupert L. Kayser
Holzer Hospital
Harry Johnson
West Columbia
Charles E. Holzer
Karin
S. C. Whilhelm
Holzer
O. S. Kelley
Lois Hennesy
Mason
J. G. F. Johnson
Jefferson Boulevard
Hugh Curry
Jackson, Miss
Curry
CIT Corporation
Currys
Eighth St
Ohio
L. B. Hannaman
North Point Pleasant
John Mason
Joliet
Mr. Wolden
Robert S. Meyer
A. H. Roseberry
Owens Roseberry
Meyer
Hamilton A. Parr
Great Bend
Parr
Galvins Sohio Defeat Brooks in City League Thriller
Galvin's Sohio beat league leaders Brooks Shoe 2865 to 2796 in a City League match as Doc Gardner scored 659 and Wilson 608 for the winners while Johnson hit 600 for the losers. League play and local notices fill the rest of the page with community updates.
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Nelsonville
Galvin
Sohio
Brooks Shoe
Doc” Gardner
Maples
Wilson
Johnson
Termites
Woodpeckers
Weasels
Woodchucks
Brooks— Whyte
Steenrod
Pairan
Ieialeh Ethide
C. Mellinger
M. Mellinger
Gardner
Living Church theme drives Nelsonville church services
Church of Christ in Nelsonville plans a series through Pentecost Sunday May 24 centered on The Living Church. Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship 10 30 Christian Endeavor 6 p m Intermediate Endeavor 6 p m and Evening Service 7 30. Week activities include choir Tuesday 7 p m Scouts 8 p m Youth Conference Club, mid week prayer Wednesday 7 and fellowship supper Friday 6 30.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Living Church
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Church Sunday Services Set
Nelsonville church schedules two Sunday services. At 10 30 a.m. the pastor will speak on Jesus appeared at His Disciples. At 7 30 p.m. the subject is Giants and Grasshoppers.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Reverend George to Speak at Concord Union Church
The Nelsonville Methodist preacher W. M. George will deliver a sermon at the Concord Union Church, located three miles east of Jacksonville, this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The event invites local residents to attend.
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Concord Concord
W. M. George
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Man Recovering After Surgery at St. Anthony
L. E. Wood is recovering satisfactorily in St. Anthony Hospital Columbus after a surgical operation. Friends may write him at room 222 or call.
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Nelsonville
L. E. Wood
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Attorney Purchases Former Chase Home
Attorney Geo G Somerville has bought the former Chase home at 14th and Viand Streets from the State Road Commission which took the property for an access highway. He plans to move the house to the Ohio Street side of his property, extending through the block from Viand to Ohio.
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Point Pleasant
Geo. G Somerville
John J. Chase
Viand Sts
State Road Commission
Chase
Mr. Somerville
Ohio St
Viand
Ohio
Weissenburgers Visit Washington This Week
President C. O. Weissenburger of Marietta Manufacturing Co led a party including J. T. Weissenburger and Alex Cruickshanks to Washington. They returned home on Wednesday.
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Point Pleasant
C. O. Weissenburger
Marietta Manufacturing Co
J. T. Weissenburger
Alex Cruickshanks
Washington
Nature's Defense Package heads Pomeroy meeting
A motion picture titled Nature's Defense Package will headline the Southeastern Ohio Broiler Producers Association meeting in Pomeroy. The program includes a school session on Tuesday with details to be announced.
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Pomeroy Pomeroy
Southeastern Ohio Broiler Producers Association
Pomeroy
Citi zens National Bank Announces Remodeling Plan
In Point Pleasant Citi zens National Bank begins extensive alterations. The rear directors room becomes a work room with partition removal. Front changes create a temporary waiting area and improved access to safety deposit boxes. Estimated cost exceeds $4,000.
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Point Pleasant
Citizens National Bank
Night Officers Arrest Two Parkersburg Men on Intoxication Charges
Night Officer Morrison and Patrolman Redmond arrested Charles Butcher of Parkersburg and Merle McKinney on intoxication charges Wednesday night. Butcher paid a $7 fine plus costs and was released. McKinney remained in custody awaiting a hearing.
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Point Pleasant
Morrison
Redmond
Charles Butcher
Parkersburg
Merle McKinney
Butcher
MccKinney
Police and Firemen To Give Dance In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Police and Fire Departments hold their annual benefit ball at the Elks Club tonight April 10. Music by Vic Joyce and his band will play from 9 to 1. Proceeds support department supplies and equipment beyond regular funds. Large crowd expected.
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Nelsonville
Open House Dance at Eagles Lodge in Gallipolis
Members of the Eagles Lodge host an open house dance tonight from 9 to 12. Friends are invited to attend in Gallipolis for an evening of social dancing and fellowship.
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Gallipolis
Eagles Lodge
Medical Director Starts Immunizing of Workers at Mason County War
Dr Arthur K Hudson arrives in Point Pleasant as medical director for Western Chemical Defense Corporation to immunize workers against typhoid. About 100 workers to be immunized today with cooperation from Major Brian A Buell district health officer who urges workers to participate in the immunization drive. Buell recently worked in Ripley Ravenswood and Spencer including a state tuberculosis X ray clinic and X ray trailer unit.
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Point Pleasant
Arthur K. Hudson
Western Chemical Defense Corporation
Hudson
Brian A. Buell
Buell
Major Buell
Ripley
Ravenswood
Spencer
State Health Department
New Pastor Engaged for Morristown Church
Rev. James Carter of New Marshfield has been engaged as pastor of the Morristown Holiness Church until September 1. He succeeds Rev. Charles Hook who resigned for other work. Carter will preach Sunday morning and evening. Easter Sunday Sunday School attendance reached 95. Cottage prayer meeting will be Friday at 8 PM at Mrs. Grace Juniper’s home in Oregon Ridge.
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Chauncey
James Carter
New Marshfield
Morristown
Holiness Church
Charles Hook
Carter
Grace Juniper
Oregon Ridge
Esther Class Meeting At McClanahan Home
Mrs Elizabeth Hixson Russell a former member joined the Esther Class of the Methodist Church for the April meeting at Ann McClanahan s Jacobs Avenue home. Devotions were led by Mrs McClanahan with reports from Betty Boling and Laura Russell. Mystery prize went to Mrs Nell Jordan. Contest prizes to Mrs Russell and Mrs McClanahan. Helen Nicholson will host May 20. Members present included Ruth Bridgewater Helen Nicholson Lilian Sweeney Laura Russell Betty Boling Nell Jordan Elizabeth Harvey Grace Stalder and Ann McClanahan plus four children Richard Boling Georgia Mullins Mary Helen Sweeney and Joy McClanahan.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Hixson Russell
Catlettsburg
Esther
Methodist Church
Ann McClanahan
Jacobs Ave
McClanahan
Betty Boling
Laura Russell
Nell Jordan
Russell
Helen Nicholson
Mill St
Ruth Bridgewater
Lillian Sweeney
Nell Jorden
Elizabeth Harvey
Grace Stalder
Richard Boling
Georgia Mullins
Mary Helen Sweeney
Joy McClanahan
Chauncey District Social News Highlights Easter Visits
Easter Sunday gatherings in Chauncey featured Mr. and Mrs. William Adams of Beaumont with guests from Nelsonville Athens and Chauncey. The Adamses hosted Delbert Adams Frances Adams and Kenneth Wilkes Lavella Lock and family. The group traveled from Dayton and spent time with Mrs. Wilkes' parents J. H. Lock while Mr. Wilkes' illness prompted a return home. Also visiting were Mrs. Lena Cunningham and Easter guests the McWilliams family and John Cunningham of Columbus.
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Chauncey
William Adams
Beaumont
Dwight Adams
Nelsonville
Delbert Adams
Frances Adams
Athens
Kenneth Wilkes
Lavella Lock
Dayton
Wilkes
J. H. Lock
Curtis-Wright
Gleneta Lock
Chauncey Entertainment At Beau Mont Easter Dinner
Mr and Mrs J C Atkinson entertained at their Beau Mont home with a family dinner Easter Sunday. Guests included Mrs A D Powell and family of Corning, Mr and Mrs Warren Higgins and daughter Rita Ann of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs James Hartley of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
J. C. Atkinson
Beaumont
A. D. Powell
Corning
Warren Higgins
Rita Ann
Columbus
James Hartley
Chauncey Childress Hosts Week End Guests
Chauncey Dennis H. Chil dress son of Mr and Mrs Russ Childress from near Auncey hosted weekend guests including his mother sister and brother Mrs Russell Childress Mary and James Childress Chauncey Miss Doris Beverage Carbondale Mr and Mrs Paul Hartley and Gilbert and Harold Childress Toledo.
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Chauncey
Dennis H. Childress
Russ Childress
Near Auncey
Tech
Fort Knox
Russell Childress
Mary
James Childress
Doris Beverage
Carbondale
Paul Hartley
Gilbert
Harold Childress
Toledo
Harold Lock at Camp Claiborne addresses letters
Mr and Mrs J H Lock Chauncey announce their son Harold is stationed in Alexandria Louisiana He is with the 82nd Regiment 326 Company F and welcomes letters His address is Harold Lock 82nd Reg 326 Company F Camp Claiborne Alexandria La.
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Camp
Chauncey
J. H. Lock
Harold
Alexandria
Harold Lock
82Nd Reg
Camp Claiborne
Alexandria, la
Chauncey Boling Visits Lancaster Mother Ill
Roger Boling known as Chauncey was in Lancaster Tuesday to see his mother Lily Boling a former Chauncey resident who has been seriously ill with heart trouble. Her condition is slightly improved.
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Chauncey
Roger Boling
Lancaster
Lily Boling
Chauncey Ladies Aid Society to Meet Friday Night
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church will gather Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Jennie Cole in East Millfield with Mrs. Gertrude Brown as leader.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Jennie Cole
East Millfield
Gertrude Brown
Loyal Women Meet In Chauncey Home
The Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the First Church of Christ met at Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass home on Ellis Ave. Mrs. Burg Johnston led the business session. reports were given by Mrs. Shafer and Mrs. Nye. A former member Mrs. Rankin visited. Nye and Rutledge won the contest. Next host is Mrs. Hamilton on Mound St with refreshments served.
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Chauncey
Homer Johnson
Loyal Woman's Bible
First Church of Christ
Lloyd Pendergrass
Ellis Ave
Burg Johnston
John Shafer
Floyd Nye
Peter Rankin
Akron
Pearl Rutledge
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Helen Howard
William A. Hartley
Rice Thomas
Carl Shafer
New 4-H Club Formed in Chauncey for Junior Girls
Chauncey hosts the Four Leaf Clover Club a new 4-H group for junior age girls. Members plan cooking and flower projects this summer with meetings at the homes of Jeannette Blackford and Susie Ferrel under advisor Virginia Cubbison. Officers include President Jo Ann Ley and Secretary Donna Leiber.
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Chauncey
Four Leaf Clover Club
Janette Blackford
May Ave
Susie Ferrel
Lexington Ave
Jeanette Blackford
Virginia Cubbison
Jo Ann Ley
Donna Leiber
Pauline Robinson
Ruth Anna Howard
Betty Blackford
Shirley Russell
Susie Ferrer
Jo Anna Ley
Services Announced Across Dover District Churches
Preaching on Sunday April 12 will be by Gilbert Courtney at Greens Run 9 30 a m Chauncey 10 30 and Trimble 7 30 with Glaze Thompson at Taylor Ridge 9 30 Millfield 10 30 Chauncey 7 30 In Chauncey night the men of the church will lead the first half hour Trimble 7 30 includes a surprise committee contribution A board and conference meeting at Trimble has been moved from this Friday to next Friday.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Chauncey B Carter Receives Word From Berkley Texas
Chauncey B Carter in Texas received word from his son James Carter of the medical corps who is stationed in Berkley Texas. The note confirms family military service connections and a posting location in Berkley Texas.
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Texas
Chauncey
B. IF. Carter
James Carter
Medical Corps
Berkley, Texas
School Board Names Teacher and Janitor
Miss Marie Langdon has been added to the teaching staff at Washington Grade School after Clark Gillingham resigned to enter army service. Robert Casey is elected by the board of educators to the janitorship at Lincoln School.
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Gallipolis
Marie Langdon
Washington Grade School
Clark Gillingham
Robert Casey
Lincoln School
Latin contest set for tomorrow at Ceredo Kenova High
Point Pleasant students from Point Pleasant Senior High School include Minibel Nibert Julia Pearl Thomas Eva Cox and Norma Smith for the district Latin contest covering Mason Cabell Lincoln and Wayne counties at Ceredo Kenova High School tomorrow.
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Point Pleasant
Ceredo-Kenova High School
Mason, Cabell
Linecoln
Wayne
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Minibel Nibert
Julia Pearl Thomas
Eva Cox
Norma Smith
Bladen man takes clerks ship in state liquor store
Jeffers Boyd, a store clerk from Bladen, has been appointed to a clerks position in the state liquor store and has begun duties.
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Gallipolis
Boyd Jeffers
Bladen
Condition Improves for Glenna Sayre in Point Pleasant
Glenna Sayre of 2129 Jefferson Boulevard is recovering from a nervous breakdown as her condition improves.
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Point Pleasant
Glenna Sayre
Jefferson Boulevard
Mrs Baker Dies in Mason County West Virginia
Mrs Myrtle Baker aged 55 dies at her Mason County West Virginia home. She is sister of Mrs Laura Eads of Cheshire. Funeral arrangements are pending local authorities and family said.
Mason County Gets 512 Retreads in April
The state director of rationing assigned Mason County 512 retreads for April. Defense workers must prove need to receive them. Mason County ranked third in the state for allocations, with Monongalia and Kanawha Counties receiving more due to large war industries.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
James Johnson
State Starts Work at Selby Home Site
Excitement rose as a large power shovel began removing earth at the W. E. Selby residence corner 21st St and Jackson Ave. The operation cleared about five feet of lawn and uprooted all but two trees while plans include moving a filling station and possibly taking more land for the highway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. E. Selbys
21St St
Jackson Ave
State Road Commission
Selby
Small Streams Flooded in Mason County After Heavy Rain
Rainfall totaled 2.15 inches in 24 hours ending Thursday night, according to E. C. Winger, local weather observer. Small streams throughout Mason County were reported at flood stage last night.
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Point Pleasant
E. C. Winger
U. S
Mason County
Solicitor Johnson Speaks to Huntington Add Club Today
City Solicitor J G F Johnson will address the Add Club of Huntington at 12:15 PM and his talk Point Pleasant Its Present and Future will be broadcast at 5 45 over the West Virginia network. John Hutchinson accompanies him as guest. An automobile’s average life is seven and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
J. G. F. Johnson
Add Club of
Huntington
West Virginia
Johnson
John Hutchinson
Bus Terminal To Be Built Says Hudson
Hudson confirms plan to construct a Greyhound Lines bus terminal in POINT PLEASANT. Building fronts Fifth and Viand Streets, 60 feet each side, 30 feet deep, with a rear platform for arrivals and departures. Lower floor houses ticket office baggage room barber shop cafe restrooms and waiting room. second floor office space. Concrete construction in Greyhound colors, night illuminated. Ticket office moving from Phoenix Hotel to former cream station Monday. Verna Hudson to manage ticket sales.
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Point Pleasant
Holly Hudson
Greyhound Lines
Fifth
Viand Sts
Greound
Verna Hudson
Badger Auditor Dies at 48 After Short Illness
F R B Badger and Sons Co auditor Weieam x F Wei gand aged 48 died at Holz er Hospital Thursday after a brief illness from uremic poisoning. Burial planned in Williamsport.
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Badger
X. F. Weigand
Badger and Sons Co
Holzer Hospital
Williamsport
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