Vacation Church School Closing Programs Held
Closing programs for four vacation church schools were held Friday in Chauncey Greens Run Taylor Ridge and Trimble with record attendance. Chauncey Trimble Greens Run Taylor Ridge enrollments ranged about 70 70 50 and 33 respectively. Attending workers and local helpers from Chauncey Trimble Taylor Ridge Greens Run and the sponsoring Hocking Valley Vacation Bible Schools were listed. Mrs Maxine Bullock Smith was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Friday.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey and Trimble
Helen Chappie
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Lewis Bender
Haddon Heights
N. J
Dorothy Caldwell
Greenfield
Ohio
Dorothy Jackman
Leonia
Ruth Hartley
Trimble
Marvin Jacobs
Faye Powellson
Mary Stephenson
Geraldine Martin
Barbara Penrod
Shirley Heiser
Don Gibson
Princeton Seminary
Norma Green
Dorr
Donna Coey
Greens
Betty Shaw
Bernice Hipscher
Virginia Hanley
Carlie Fierce
Betty Russell
Maxine Bullock Smith
Arthur Smith
Wain Sr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
P C C Club Elects Officers At Chauncey Meeting
Mrs Dorothy Staley Chauncey presided over a P C C Club business meeting at Mrs Pauline Harvey home with two guests present. Officers were elected plans made for August Buckeye Lake outing and picnic dinner and the September meeting will be with Mrs Emma Hawk Circle Hill.
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Chauncey
Dorothy Staley
P.C.C. Club
Pauline Harvey
Eunice Harvey
Thelma Shackett
Plains
Circle Hill
Buckeye Lake
Emma Hawk
Sylvia Wallace
Margaret Frost
Helen Butcher
Dora Staley
Delores Karns
Bonnie Mullins
Daisy Searles
Mrs. Mary Bickley Undergoes Major Surgery
Mrs. Mary Bickley wife of Ronald Bickley of Chauncey underwent major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital last week. Her condition is reported favorable. Her young son Ronald is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Staley on Ellis Avenue during her hospitalization.
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Chauncey
Mary Bickley
Ronald Bickley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ronald
Joseph Staley
Ellis Ave
Garden Club Re-Elects Its Officers
Chauncey Garden Club members met at Mrs. Florence Penderass home at 15 Ellis Ave with Mrs. Betty Boling presiding. Officers re-elected: president Mrs Betty Boling, vice president Mrs Pendergrass, secretary Mrs Ruth Ridgewater, treasurer Mrs Nelle Jorden. Several members attended.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
Florence Penderass
Ellis Ave
Bettyling
Betty Boling
Penderee
Ruthridgewater
Nelle Jorden
Pendergrass
John Easler
Roy Lester
Dow Bridgewater
Erle Bridgewater
Carl Shafer
Roger Bolin
Glenn Davis
Dane Osborne
Lloyd Pendergrass
Dinner Farewell Party For Bullocks Before Fort Benning
Chauncey hosts a farewell supper for Pfc Paul Bullock and Mrs Patricia Fields Bullock as they depart for Fort Benning Georgia. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Laurence Bullock and many Bullock relatives, a cake baked by Mrs Arthur Smith Sr, and families with names listed such as Blaine Charles Helen Chester Roger Sheila Janice Larry Grace Kenneth Lester Patty Penny.
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Chauncey
Laurence Bullock
Margaret Ellen Smth
Pfc
Paul Bullock
Past Matrons Club of Eastern Star Holds Picnic
Pt Pleasant notes report the Past Matrons Club of the Eastern Star held its annual picnic at the Hogsett home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Van Guilder. Co hosts were Mrs. J. J. Dower Mrs. Van Guilder Mrs. E. S. Matheson and Mrs. C. H. Raynes of Buffalo. Attendees included several couples and family members from Hartford New Haven Hogsett and Buffalo sharing fellowship at the event.
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Point Pleasant
The
Eastern Star
W. G. van Guilder
Hogsett
J. J. Dower
van Guilder
E. S. Matheson
C. H. Raynes
Buffalo
W. T. Stone
Hartford
G. B. Woodard
John Carpenter
J. B. Couch
Ray Spear
J. A. Rodgers
Hoyt Jmden
E. E. Buffington
Carl Bruestle
T. F. Yost
F. A. Batey
New Haven
H. R. Bright
Hog
Local residents host weekend visitors from multiple states
Mr and Mrs Eugene Chapman and Connie of Viand Street spent a week at Virginia Beach. Easley and Butler accompanied Easley’s wife and son Mike to Lexington Kentucky to visit relatives. Marilyn Easley returned home after a three week visit with her aunt and uncle. Weekend guests of Mrs John Kay included Dr and Mrs W F Harless Eleanor Haner and sons Pete and Johnnie Bill from Madison Dr and Mrs Bruce Pollock of Huntington Mrs Charles Powell and son Duffy of Charleston and Carl Morrison of Charleston visiting Mr and Mrs T L Morrison. The group visited the Morrison parents and ill Mrs K F Ridenour of Ripley Road. Mr and Mrs T S Blaine and daughter Betty of Akron joined Sheriff and Mrs F A Morrison and others on a vacation trip through Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia. Mr and Mrs J B Mizell of Portsmouth and Costen family hosted relatives from Suffolk and Ravenswood. Mrs Robert Tansil Virginia and Miss Catherine Elder of Ravenswood stayed with Mrs Sarah Maddox. Mr and Mrs H H Pullem and Rosa Jean visited from Lake Jackson Ohio after a cabin stay at Twin Oaks Lake Jackson. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kappel and Rosa Jean from New Martinsville stayed with Guy McWilliams Jr of Henderson. Deloris Jean Plymale returned to St Albans after visiting Mrs Mary Hyre.
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Eugene Chapman
Connie
Viand St
Virginia Beach
O. L. Easley
Clarence Butler
Lexington
Easley
Mike
L. M. Blanche
Blanches
Louisville
Marilyn Easley
Huntington
Charles Powell
Duffy
Charleston
Carl Morrison
T. L. Morrison
Lincoln Ave
Morrison
K. F. Ridenour
Ripley Road
H. H. Pullem
Jefferson Blvd
Twin Oaks
Lake Jackson
Ohio
Herbert Kappel
Rosa Jean
New Martinsville
Henderson
Deloris Jean Plymale
St. Albans
Mary Hyre
Ohio River Road
Orbiston Visit Highlights Family Gathering
Mrs Rebecca Harrison of The Plains and her grandson David Harrison with Dayton spent the weekend in Orbiston visiting Mrs Mary Jones, Harrison's mother. The trip centered on family time and reunion.
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Chauncey
Rebecca Harrison
the Plains
David Harrison
Dayton
Orbiston
Harrison
Mary Jones
Howard Family Noted As Judges of Horses
E. C. Bob Howard 79 long time The Plains resident, last of Milligan Howard seven sons noted for horse judging. He ran a Chauncey livery with brother Jo an died in Columbus. Four decades shaping The Plains housing. worked in mines. lost part of right arm in 12 years ago. Father of seven, wife Eudora Johnson predeceased.
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E. C
Bob) Howard
the Plains
Athens County
Milligan Howard
Bob Howard
Chauncey
Joan
Columbus
Athens
John
Sayre
Concord
The
Plains
Hocking
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
California
Eudora Johnson
Azel Johnson
Frank J. Beasley
Amesville
Howard
Chauncey Visit by Mr and Mrs Collins in Detroit
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Da jmon Collins hosted a Detroit visit to see the former's father William Collins and siblings Mrs Ruth Smith Mrs Margaret Upward and John Collins during a Chauncey stay.
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Chauncey
Dajmon Collins
Detroit
William Collins
Ruth Smith
Margaret Upward
John Collins
Teacher Takes Plane Ride With Journalism Students
Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn of Point Pleasant joined 15 Marshall College journalism students for an air tour of Huntington sponsored by The Parthenon. Rayburn, a high school teacher, attends summer school to study feature writing and manage The Tu Endie Wel. Five local residents including Mayor W. W. Payne also joined the trip.
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Point Pleasant
Cary H. Rayburn
Viand St
Marshall College
Parthenon
Huntington
Rayburn
W. W. Payne
Priest on Vacation From Sacred Heart Parish
The Rev. Fr. Henry Huppert of Sacred Heart parish is on a one week vacation in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He will handle parish business at the House of Pallottine Fathers and return to Point Pleasant on August 6.
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Point Pleasant
Henry Huppert
Sacred Heart Parish
Milwaukee
Wis
House of Pallottine Fathers
Main St
Two Girls Entered In 1-H Demonstration at Jackson's Mill
Elizabeth Summers and Miss Sally Lou Daret left Monday to attend a two day state demonstration contest at Jackson's Mill. They will prepare an egg souffle for the contest. The girls represent the Mason County 4H organization.
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Point Pleasant
Elizabeth Summers
Mise
Sally Lou Daret
Jackson's Mill
Miss Summers
Mise Daret
Mason County
Jesse Coleman Merchant Dies at 64 in West Columbia
Jesse William Coleman a West Columbia merchant died Saturday at Hober Hospital. He was 64, born June 3, 1885, son of Joseph and Eliza Coleman. Survived by wife, three sons Orville Jesse Jr and Charl en, three daughters Beas Maddox Dorothy Thomas and Peggy Huffman, nine grandchildren, two sisters Mae Fowler and Pearl Meridith. Funeral at West Columbia Evangelical United Brethren Church Tuesday at 2, Rev. W. L. Bearhart in charge. Burial Suncrest Cemetery. Coleman was a twin. sister Bessie died at 27.
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Point Pleasant
Jesse William Coleman
Columbia
Hober Hospital
West Columbia
Joseph and
Eliza Dixon Coleman
Orville
Jesse, Jr
Charlen
Beas Maddox
Dorothy Thomas
Peggy Huffman
Chester
Ohio
Mae Fowler
Pearl Meridith
Son Is Born in Point Pleasant to Clendenins
A son was born at Point Clinic Friday to Mr and Mrs Walter Clendenin of Point Pleasant Route 2. The child is their third son.
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Point Pleasant
Point Clinic
Walter Clendenin
City police arrest three on intoxication charges
City officers arrested Ludi Robinson and Virginia Randolph on intoxication charges this weekend. State police also charged Lucian C. Clark of Charleston with intoxication.
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Point Pleasant
Ludi Robinson
Virginia Randolph
Lucian C. Clark
Charleston
Rainfall and wind cause minor damage in Point Pleasant
A heat wave ended Saturday afternoon as a strong wind swept through Point Pleasant causing minor damage to gardens and other areas. Rainfall followed, leaving residents briefly in night attire as they sought blankets. The weather cooled to pleasant conditions by Sunday.
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Point Pleasant
Lions to Meet at Gerlach Restaurant Tonight
Lions Club will meet at 6 p.m. today at the Gerlach Restaurant on Elev enth Street, according to President Leon Puts.
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Point Pleasant
Lions Club
Gerlach
Eleventh St
Leon Puts
Bryants Start Missouri Trip From Point Pleasant
Capt and Mrs Billy Bryant depart Point Pleasant for Missouri with a comedy Hamlet on the showboat Golden Rod. They plan Rotary club talks in Cincinnati Alton and Bloomington and will spend time at Sandusky Ohio on Lake Erie before returning to Point Pleasant in September for New York City performances.
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Point Pleasant
Billy Bryant
St. Louis
Daughter Born at Home in Leon
Donna Ann Sullivan was born Thursday at home in Leon to Mr and Mrs Guy Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Donna Ann
Guy Sullivan
Leon
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