Laurelville WSCS hosts and school play highlight town notes
Mrs George Swepston led a WSCS session with Mrs Frieda Lappen as lesson giver and Mary McClelland delivering devotions. Les Amies class met at Celesta Hoy home run by Grace Dumm with contest winners Dumm and Poling. Fire destroyed Robert Bowers garage with fuel oil and about 130 chicks lost. Three act comedy Something For Nothing staged by high school juniors. cast listed with Wanda Stevens singing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
George Swepston
WSCS
Frieda Lappen
Mary McClelland
Dora Mowery
Laura Bailor
Les Amies
Celesta Hoy
Grace Dumm
Dumm
June Poling
Margaret Chilcote
Grace Beecher
Mary Rose
Poling
Edna Dennison
Kathryn Whisler
Gwendolyn Dent
Waylene Parker
Gertrude Kempton
Mae Archer
Wanda
Will Hermer
Columbus
Eliza McClelland
Jack Shackleford
Joyce Swepston
Joyce Alexander
Marion Beavers
Clara Grunden
George Dennis
Paul Karshner
Mary Jane Wolf
Edith Thompson
Norma Smith
Mona Lou Frazier
Joann Hunter
Floyd Butts, Jr
Dick Jones
Shower Honoring Mrs Leslie Roush In West Columbia
A shower on April 2 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Russell honored their daughter in law Mrs. Leslie Roush with many gifts and refreshments. Attendees included numerous Russell and Roush families as well as friends from Point Pleasant Mason Clifton and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Clayton Russell
Leslie Roush
Harry Vickers
Harry
Howard Hocher
John Hocher
Riley Frye
Edward Johnson
Howard Johnson
Point Pleasant
Russell Roush
New Haven
Ben
Roush
Andrew van Meter
Charles Ferguson
Laurance Stewart
John Russell
Mary Russell
Rosanna Frye
Eveille Frye
Grant Russell
Harry Russell
Pete Russell
Bobbie Russell
Laurance Coleman
Charles Neville
Mason
Dan Harris
Clifton
Neville
Sisse D. Wheeler
Okie Sprouse
Jean Ferguson
Bertie Cartwright
Lucille Flouir
Orville Coleman
Betty Hocher
Paula van Meter
Georgie True
Jimmie Sprouse
Budson
William Young
Ray Brumily
James Lee
Hoy Roush
Ralph Booth
Emery Booth
Local residents listed as weekend house guests
Dayton resident Ronald Reho and many area families hosted relatives and friends during past weekend visits. Guests included graduates and students from Ohio Wesleyan, Bliss Business College, Ohio University and Columbus families visiting kin in Glouster, Columbus, Delaware, Athens, Corning and Conzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Olema Drake
Alice Linscott
Will Williams
Glouster
Harold Wess
West Virginia
D. C. Maxwell
M. R. Drake
George Drake
Everett Dunlap
Bill
Josie Reich
Davie Maxwell
Gailen Maxwell
Ohio University of Athens
Louis Passdun
Dayton
Orville Bingham
Glenna
Gene Bingham
Cora Williams
Conzo
Golden Drake
Letart Falls Social Notes Weekend Visits and Birth Announcements
Community notes list weekend visits across Letart Falls with families from Columbus Morning Star Parkersburg and Greenfield. Birth announcements include Dale Jr at Sheltering Arms Athens and David Henry at Mason Clinic with multiple grandparents and great grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ek. Wilson
Raymond Bell
Morning Star
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Joe Hill
Patsy
Benny
East Liverpool
Albert Hill
Roy Shuler
Vincent Shuler
Guy Kelley
E. M. Shuler
Dale W. Hill
Dale, Jr
Sheltering Arms, Hospital
Athens
Carl Wolfe
Jonas Wolfe
Apple Grove
J. P. Burnell
Charleston
Columbus
C. B. Powell
Elson F. Spencer
David Henry
Mason Clinic
C. E. Powell
Henry Spencer
David Spencer
Chester
Ernest
Adams Antiquity Social Learnings Weekend Visit
Mrs J D Roush entertained relatives from Troy over a weekend. guests included Mr and Mrs Walter McDade and their children Charles Barbara and David, plus Mr and Mrs Archie Woodall and their children Catherine Billy and Lindy Lou. the group visited Mrs MecDade’s parents Mr and Mrs W D Roush and Mrs J D Roush.
Weekend visits and funeral notices from Laurel Cliff and surrounding area
Mrs. Lester Brookover learns of her mother Margaret Sharp's death and attends the funeral with Mr. Brookover. Mrs. Bowen recuperates at her parents' home. PTA plans the 25th anniversary on April 16 at the local school with speaker Mrs. Linnie Cogswell. Numerous visits among local families are noted, including the Schaefers, Diehls, Archer, Evans, and Parker households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Leroy Hiett
Zanesville
Lester Brookover
Margaret Sharp
Brookover
Robert Bowen
Denver Carmon
Henry Klein
Boice
PTA
Linnie Cogswell
Marietta
Wyatt Schaefer
Vernon
Norman Schaefer
Clarence Fastman
Harve Eastman, Jr
Lou. Diehl
Ivan Diehl
Charles Diehl
Paul Archer
Columbus
Bertha Huffman
Charles Stanley
Pomeroy
Guy Cole
Edward Evans
Pine Grove
Ronnie Evans
Cole
Red House
Pearl Parker
Store to Close Cincinnati Clothing Shop After 80 Jobs Affected
Lytton's downtown clothing store employing over 80 people will suspend operations permanently at the close of business April 17. Manager Norman Gifford declines to explain the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lytton’s
Norman Gifford
Easter Guests and Community Notices Highlight Local Visits
Easter Sunday gatherings bring numerous visitors to the Workman and Chambers households. Families from Cincinnati Pennsylvania and West Virginia join local residents for celebrations. Others mark anniversaries and host or visit relatives across Ohio towns including Circleville Akron Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Taylor Workman
Shirley
Sharon
Peter Barnett
Cincinnati
Edith Ball
al Church
Huntington
Sam Pretuzzi
Paul
Pennsylvania
Rudds
Gallipolis Ferry
Jimmy Porter
Melvin
Marvin Ours
Bladen
Marvin Moore
Wanster
Cremeans Joyce
Chambers
Marvin Rudds
Floyd Workman
Raymond Chambers
Cannonsburg
John Chambers
Joyce
Shirley Fisher
Columbus
Ed Heil
Dennis Haner
Vica Dillon
Circleville
T. G. Dillon
Gene Hampton
Kathleen
Akron
W. F. Chambers
B. W.lanthorn
Logan
W. Va
E. R. Lanthorn
Curt Swain
Yellowtown
Frances Swain
Clarence Fisher
Phyllis
Rio Grande
Lewis Fisher
Max Graham
Ola Warren
Garnet Greene
Carol
Danny
Noah T. Clark
Ralston Johnson
Mable
Virgil
Jimmy
Grant Johnson
Della Bodimer
Helen Henry
Noah DeWitt
John Clark
L. Claude Miller
Gallipolis
Margaret Davis
Local Families Visit Relatives Over Easter and Weekend
Langsville area residents hosted and visited relatives during Easter weekend. Guests included Gabe Noe and family from Columbus, Dale Howell from Springfield, Ellis Kennan from Cincinnati, and Ralph Ward of Columbus. Additional trips went to Albany Akron Massillon Lis ton Gallipolis Carey and Middleport with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville Wes
Gabe Noe
Ann
Columbus
Dale Howell
Keith
Springfield
Ellis Kennan
Cincinnati
C. L. Kennan
Ralph Ward
Allen Ward
George Bolin
Albany
Delmar Bolin
Akron
Massillon
Dwight Brown
Mary
St. Albans
W. Va
Cecil Bolin
Nora Brown
Middleport
Marvin Morris
Fred
Jack
Lisbon
Luther Woodall
Floyd Longstreth
Kenneth
Eleta
Gallipolis
Clair Nelson
Carey, O
C&o
Claude Rupe
Jacks
George Rumfield
Ora Rumfield
Cheshire
Ethel Miller
Synthetic vanillas from war gas linked to gas attacks
Report notes that vanilla and violet perfume flavors are produced from phosphogene gas. The same gas was employed in World War I attacks, highlighting a grim reuse of toxic agents in manufacturing scents and the wartime history of chemical warfare.
If Infectious Diseases Are Eliminated
A quote attributed to the Beneveclopedia Britannica suggests that removing infectious diseases would make all parts of the tropics suitable for habitation and agriculture, implying a global livability expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Beneveclopedia Britannica
Columbia Rules Lifted Barring Indicted Guests
Columbia University abolishes the rule that barred persons under indictment from appearing as guest speakers on campus. The change allows indicted individuals to participate in speaking events, aligning campus policy with updated guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
NEW York
Columbia University
Lavoptik Eye Remedy Popular in Public Hype
Advert says Lavoptik relieves burning eyes from overwork dust or wind with a money back guarantee after 30 years of success. Thousands praise it and it is sold at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
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Laurelville News
Phillips
Court St
Jane Ann Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Shirley Roush
Sally Russell
Elinor Boston
Nancy Boston
Chris Bland
Mary Ann Russell
Carol Jane Russell
Ruth Russell
Joan Russell
Russell Young
Billy Young
Harold Russell
Frankie Roush
Charles Roush
David Roush
Lee Roy Roush
Morris Johnson
Billy Ferguson
Jerry Ferguson
Jackie Russell
Helen Roush
Drakes
Letart
D. D. Roush
Alberta Alexander
R. L. Roush
Cora Webb
Gene Miller
Carl Cooper
Greenfield
Letart Falls
Wm. Richardson
J. EB. Barker
Frank
H. B. Powell
Franklin Norris
Betty
Junior
S. J. Norris
Lottie Miller
Clarksburg
Carl Shields
Mattie Shields
Albert Higginbotham
Patty
New Myers
H. A. Cole Lumber CO
Tuppers Plains, Ohio
Coolville
Clothing House
Langsville
Gay Spring
Lal
Doris Dodson
Merry
Mallinson
Rayon
Miami
Court & Second Sts
Ohio
Kiddie Korner
Meigs
Robert Taylor
Audrey Totter Herbert Marshall
H. B. Warner Moroni Olsen
Dorothy Patrick
Ida Lupino
Dane Clark
Wayne Morris Fay Painter
Henry Hull
Bendvue
Warner Baxter
Micheline Chetrel
Roger Dann
Steven Gerayo
Eduardo Cianelli
Outlaw Justice
Jack Hoxie
Jack Armstrong
Celo Siding
Fir
Plaster Board
Barclay Tile Board
Stonewall Board
Masonite
Congowall
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
E. Main St
Pomeroy, Ohio
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