Auto Victim William Love Funeral Today in Point Pleasant
Funeral services for William Edward Love were set for 1 p.m. at Hickory Chapel after burial at Lone Oak Cemetery. He was the fourth county traffic fatality, dying two hours after the accident. Two other youths, Virgil Levi Plants and Walter Owen Eads, remained in critical condition at Holzer Hospital, not conscious by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Edward Love
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Love
Lone Oak Cemetery
Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
Point Pleasant High School
Virgil Levi Plants
Walter Owen Eads
Rutland Social Notes Highlight Diverse Visiting Guests
Rutland residents and families exchange visits with relatives across Ohio and beyond including Imperial Beach California visitors joining Mrs. Ekhorn, Midlport and Pomeroy acquaintances, Columbus trips, military service updates, illnesses, and weekend gatherings. Betty Siders reports a bustling social scene with many named families and towns.
Newman Adkins sells farm on Route 1 to Pikeville man
Ewington Newman Adkins sold his farm on Route 1 to James Murphy of Pikeville Kentucky who will move here soon. Several local women attended the home demonstration achievement day at McArthur with participants including Kathleen Green Belle Terry Apell Smith A Woodall Vivian Tope Betz Clifford Unroe and Mildred Wells. Harry Glenn of Vinton is painting a barn for C B Unroe. Ross Baker visited a dentist in Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Spires of Minerton were callers here. Mrs Earl Trent George Tyler Newman Adkins and A O Woodall were McArthur business callers. Patty Terry visited her aunt Mrs Anise Cameron. Mrs A Woodall called on Mrs Jasper Coen. L A Parsons and Francis Cot trill went to Columbus to bring home a new freezer for Mr Parsons. Mrs Verna Woodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewington
Newman Adkins
Hin Farm
James Murphy
Pikeville
McArthur
Kathleen Green
Belle Terry
Apell Smith
A. ©. Woodall
Vivian Tope
Betz
Clifford Unroe
Mildred Wells
Harry Glenn
Vinton
C. B
Ross Baker
Gallipolis
West Salem Notes and Local Moves in April
West Salem updates include Effie Baker staying nights with the Dennisons after her father J A Dyke’s death, and Floyd Davis hauling cattle for Fred Garnes near Aurora where Graves family moved. Mrs Clara Phillips attended Star Garden Club at Rhoda Amos’s home on April 19 to celebrate her birthday. George Radekin visited daughter Leslie Hoffman. Floyd Davis in Athens. Vinton County achievement program held at McArthur. Joe Strong couple vacationing in Tennessee and Florida. Mason marriage licenses listed for Chester Jeffers and Juanita Oliver. Hiram Richardson and Yvonne Roush. Archie Starcher and Genevieve Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Effie Baker
Howard Dennison
J. A. Dyke
George Radekin
Leslie Hoffman
Floyd Davis
Athens
Vinton County
McArthur
Clara Phillips
Star Garden Club
Rhoda Amos
Floyd Davie
Fred Garnes
Aurora
Graves
Ani
Joe Strong
Tennessee
Florida
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City social column notes visits and weekend gatherings. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bush, Mrs. Laura Stephenson in Lancaster, and others from Shawnee, Columbus, and Newark visit relatives here or travel to Cleveland and Akron areas for family and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Howard Bush
Laura Stephenson
Lancaster
Baltimore
Rose Babbs
Mabel Williams
Shawnee
John Campbell
Emmett Short
Laurence Short
Hod Gill
Dwight Martin
Clarence O'Rourke
Howard Craft
Logan
Louis Sabo
Carbondale
Betty Sabo
Teddy Sabo
Andy Robson
Gerald Edwards
Edith Kidd
Trimbie
Dixie
David Brown
Farnest Chalfant
Bertie Boling
Earl Morris
Glouster
Charles van Duran Columbus
Sumner Area Social Notes and Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Victor Bahr hosted a party with Rex Jarvis Delmar Baun John Wickham Virgil Roush Eddie Harding Ada Stivers and others. Visitors included Charley Pyles Chester Wills and Harry Lodwick Jr with Hawkins family noted. Landmarks include gas stove install and funeral attendance, while Alaska coastline figures are cited with 8640 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Victor Bahr
Rex Jarvis
Delmar Baun
Johnny Wickham
Virgil Roush
Eddie Harding
Ada Stivers
Charley Pyles
Milford Hawk
Chester Wills
Harry Lodwick, Jr
Betty Stivers
FASTEETH Teeth Support Powder Ad
False teeth slipping and embarrassment fear are addressed by FASTEETH powder. The ad claims the product helps plates stay firmer with a pleasant feel and no gummy taste, noting it is alkaline and available at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rutland
Gordon Ekhorn
Imperial Beach
Calif
Charles Kennedy
Clyde Kennedy
Michigan
Lawrence Cheeseman
Nelsonville
Mae Kennedy
Ira Fleming
Neretha
Branch Fleming
Middleport
Robert Roberts
Pomeroy
Pauline Markings
Ethel Jackson
Myrtie French
Kenosha, Wise
Murl
Jackson
French
Eugene Kennedy
Columbus
Kennedy
Clarice Longstreth
Langs Ville
Raymond Smith
Carlos Snowden
Eleanor Stivers
Middle
David Reese
Bremen
Ohio
Rex Davis
O. Chapman
Wayne Amsberry
Alex Steel
Willam Kennedy
C. O Chapman
Cash Johnson
Bradbury
Betty Siders
Mrs
Mason
Chester Jeffers
Juanita Pearl Oliver
Hiram Richardson
New Haven
Yvonne Roush
Archie A.jennis Starcher
Genevieve Walker
Murray City Social Notes
Clarence Cook
Myrtle Lindvel
John Snyder
Lavoid Lambert
Melvin Ray
Newark
Lambert
Paul Berry
Michael
Becky Craft
Ronnie Land
Penn
R. B. Kruger
Cleve Craft
Kruger
DEPT
W. Qauag
Oxfords
Comforteble
Beauticians
Akue
Pase
Spete
Sae Fon
Mrs. Ethel Smith
William Fultons
Tuppers Plains
Vernon Bahr
Gene Wells
Kenneth Hartley
Kenny
Cris Gaul
Jake Dorst
Ernest
Delbert Gaul
Iris Gaul
Webb Hall
Charles Henry Chaffee
Roger and
Rodney Gaul
Art Spencer
Barbara Gaul
James Spencer
Harvey Frank
Holge Hospital
Alva Partlow
Linnie Pulling
Betty Steneh Caldwell
Martin Tayior
Brickles
Ralph Parker
Ketty Pullins
Wayne Brickles
United States
Bragg
Roy Parker
Mary Wolfeing
Alaska
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
U. S
Pages of March
Glamour
Altman
Daniel Boone
Poplin
Navy
Hunter Green
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