Local Visits Highlight Cheshire Area Families
Mrs Norma Shamblin and children from Rio Grande visited J H Shamblin and Herman Reese. Mary Lee returns home after visiting Point Pleasant relatives. Otto Hoffman called on Bert Hern and Arthur Swisher. Middleport visitors called on Stanley Swisher. Gene Johnson of Gallipolis visited G A Fife. Gary Fife and baby visited Doyle Shuler and children. Eddie Miles and children also visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Fife
Baby
Doyle Shuler
Eddie Miles
Kyger Creek Leader Addresses Weonton Lions On Power Output
Kyger Creek Power Plant manager James Harreld spoke to Ironton and Gallipolis Kiwanians at Pritchard Restaurant about 800 miles of transmission lines stepped to 345 000 volts with only five percent losses. He noted Kyger Creek can run large cities, lowers electricity costs, and that the plant supplies a third of Ohio power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James B. Harreld
Kyger Creek
Ironton
Kyger
Clutry Creeks
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Waverly
New York City
Chicago
Ohio
Clifty Creek
Kruger
Harreld
Morton Wiseman
Vinton Social Notes Highlights River County Guests
Vinton social notes list numerous weekend and extended visits. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter White, Nancy Keffer, Forrest Rathburn, Steve Burkle, Shelba Ward, Julian Stevens, and others visiting relatives in Vinton, Gallipolis, Ashland, Columbus, and nearby towns. Anna Higgins signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Stevens
Gallipolis
Cline Gerlack
Johnny Stevens
Shelba Ward
Tipp City
Emmett Ward
David
Alton Thompson
Mike
Mary Grace Helmie
Columbus
S. B. Jerrell
Bill Whalen
Charles Vallance
Ashland
Jack Ferguson
Youngstown
Francis Cardwell
Clyde Alexander
Carol North Fund Receives Eagle Help
GALLIPOLIS The Carol Sue North Fund gained 25 dollars at Gallipolis Aerie 2290 Fraternal Order of Eagles. A four by six foot flag for Gallia Academy High School was donated and will be presented. Twenty members attended as a fish fry for visiting Ironton officials and state leaders was planned. A free round and square dance is set for April 27 as part of a membership drive. Smith E Runyan attended his first board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carol Sue North
Gallipolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
Charles Neal
Carl Drummond
Gallia Academy High School
Buell Hayes
Carl D. Askew
Johnnie F. Johnson
Eagles
Ironton
Jonah Phelps
Bobby Ridgway
Smith E. Runyan
Board of Trustees
Births at Holzer Hospital List From April 10
A series of birth notices from Holzer Hospital dated April 10 lists newborns and families including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harden of Point Pleasant, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Circle of Gallipolis, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Roach of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harden
Point Pleasant
Dean Circle
Gallipolis
Ira Roach
Lester Hudson
Swicks Guests Of Matthews In Columbus Weekend
Mr and Mrs Don Swick were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Matthews in Columbus attending events and visiting family.
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Vinton
Mrs
Don Swick
Joe Matthews
Columbus
Chesterhill Social Notes
Chesterhill residents host visitors and relocate homes as extended family ties continue. Chesterhill and Riverside figures including the Ewart, Hill, Work, Hodgin, Fawcett, and Davis households are noted, with moves, visits, illness care, and a conference appearance by Barbara Bowman in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Robin
William Ewart
Riverside
Calif
Frank Ewart
Laurence Schnek
Blossom
Texas
Elijah Kinney
Wilford
Hill
Ethel Work
Lucille Hodgin
Dow Newton
Buelah Fawcett
Work Farm
Jim Hoon
Frank Howard
McConnelsville
Bessie Strode
Harlan Dillon
Sycamore Valley
Winland
Leroy Kennard
Russell Glass
Pauline Harris
Mildred Morin
Newark
Barbara Bowman
Middletown
Carl Bowman
Ohio University
Henry Fisher
WCTU Meeting Friday in Chesterhill Church Basement
The Chesterhill WCTU will hold a Friday meeting at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement. Beulah Fawcett will review The Most Excellent Way from the Christian Case for Abstinence, with vocal and piano solos by Mrs. Vaughn Bennett and Mrs. Ethel Steffy and a paper by Lucy Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
WCTU
Methodist Church
Beulah Fawcett
Vaughn Bennett
Lucy Bowman
Ethel Steffy
UT executive development program at Bar K Guest Ranch
The University of Texas executive development program, a division of the College of Business Administration, is conducted at the Bar K Guest Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
College of Business Administration
Bar K
Veterans Made Up Forty Percent Of U S Adult Males In 1950
A 1950 census context shows veterans accounting for about 40 percent of the adult male population in the United States. This reflects a significant share of men with military service in the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Cheshire
Lux
Court & State St
Athens
Weonton
Ernest N. Wiseman
Emerson 5S
Vic) Sheron
Ohio Power Co
Pomeroy
Howard Kress
Bingham
Walter Kress
Sheron
J. Dean Eisel
Ironton Inter-club
Everett Wente
Ironton Key Club
Kay Glenn
Brisbane
Famous
Fairmont Foods Co
Schwinn Bicycles
Arapaho National Forest
Colorado
Smokey
Official
Smokey Flashlights
Hosum Unified Bakers
Vinton Social Notes
Florida
Albert Samuels
Minnie Gray
Victor Cincinneta
Steubenville
Ray Quickle
Hobart McGinnis
St. Albans
Halace Metcalf
Karl Burleson
Worthy Cremeans
Eureka
Ed McGhee
Estie Hartsook
Carpenter
Charles White
Chester White
R. B. Poling
Everett Denney
Harrisburg
Frank Quickle
Bob Coder
Anna Higgins
Union Pacific Mail Road
Smokeys
Fairmont-Imperial
TEL
Callahams
Shankless
King Nat Oleo
Bies
M.vo.g
DOG Food
Purina
Lux Soap
Carol North Fund
Eagle
Holzer Hospital
C. R. Peace
Oak Hill
Calista Ellen Searls
Middleport Surgical
Helen Eaton
H. D. Lakin
Robert FE. Donnally
Crown City
George G. Honaker
James Lee Hunt
Letart Falls
Roy T. Berry
Thomas W. Music
Sr Jackson
Irwin C. Capehart
New Haven
Fred R. Carman
Addison
Sharon Ann Wolfinbarger
Karen Brown
Belmont Adkins
Garrettsburg
Nettie Miller
Cris D. Roush
Langsville
Chesterhill Social Notes
Clabber
Hulyan and
Comegny
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