Point Pleasant Legion Post Wins Gold Plaque and Cash Award
POINT PLEASANT The local Legion post received a gold plaque and 100 dollars at the American Legion state convention in Charleston for its work in registering veterans for the state department records. Delegates Miss Doris McMillin and Mrs. O. S. Kelley accepted the award from State Commander T. E. Everhart. The post was the only one of 12 in the fourth district to receive the honor.
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Point Pleasant
American Legion
Charleston
State Department
Doris McMillin
O. S. Kelley
T. E. Everhart
Trimble District Names V. O. Kale School Head
V. O. Kale of Athens was hired as executive head of Trimble Township Local District schools for a two year term. The board also named new elementary teachers and a district music instructor, with high school staff continuing under contract and grade assignments to be decided later.
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Trimble
V. O. Kale
Glouster
Trimble Township
Mildred Scott
Athens
Sara Lee Roach
Lois Harry
Wallie Lawson
Huntington
Robert Sheskey
Buchtel
Merle Danford
Pearl Henry
Carrye Smit
Paul Fiske
Hollister
Jane Murray
Blanche Buchman
Lillian Pence
Jacksonville
Mildred Howard
Mary McMillan
Maxine Heiser
Ida Brooks
Alice Rowan
Hazel Raber
Juror List Is Completed For Autumn Court Term
The circuit court's autumn term jurors are announced by Circuit Clerk Vernon Jones. Grand jurors include Otho Lanier Arbuckle District John D Canterbury Raymond L Hope Clendenin District Ever ett H Bissell Cooper District George L Lute Cologne District Fred Batey W J Buchanan Graham District B C Wallis Alton Lee Jordan Hannan District Roy Kincaid Austin S Johnson Harry B Roush Lewis District J A Ferrell Robinson District G H Pritt Union District Norman O Wein Russell Cape hart Waggener District. Petit jurors listed include L E Chapman J B Baird George Lerner Jr Walter E Oldaker A E Sommer Donald Getty Dewey A Windsor H R Fry Henry Nibert Harry L Krebs Douglas R Roush William H Boswell William F Riddle Homer Johnson L J Ruttencutter J W Ambrose Leonard Fields Clyde Ferguson Robert L Archer Fred B Harmon Clarence Cremains Charles Ord H E Costen Wayne E Kincaid Lawrence Gerlach Jr Ed Fry Jay Stone Charles A Burdette R D Oseland Ray Pickens Dana Lewis Howard Carder Logan Burdett Charles Chattin Earl E Henry Reuben H McCoy Jr Charles E Meadows George Biffle William R Birchfield Lawrence Austin Clinton Wallace William Zuspan Harry Burris Erkie D Warner Henry Reitmire Pat Riley Douglas Long Carder L Franklin Everett Gillispie A L Pete Neal Cecil Hinkle J L Higgins C W Kennedy Lewis L Caldwell Clarence W Rainey Elizie Blain John A Kay Roy Harbour Keith Arnold L P Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Vernon Jones
Otho Lanier
Arbuckle
John D. Canterbury
Raymond L. Hope
Clendenin
Everett H. Bissell
Cooper
George L. Lute
Cologne
Fred Batey
W. J. Buchanan
Graham
B.C. Wallis
Alton Lee Jordan
Hannan
Roy Kincaid
Austin S. Johnson
Harry B. Roush
Lewis
J. A. Ferrell
Robinson
G. H. Pritt
Union
Norman O. Wein
Russell Capehart
Waggener
L. E. Chapman
J. B. Baird
George Lerner, Jr
Walter E. Oldaker
A. E. Somme
Liam H. Boswell
William F. Riddle
Homer Johnson
L. J. Ruttencutter
J. W. Ambrose
Leonard Fields
Clyde Ferguson
Robert L. Archer
Fred B. Harmon
Clarence Cremeans
Charles Ord
H. E. Costen
Wayne E. Kincaid
Lawrence Gerlach, Jr
Ed Fry
Jay Stone
Charles A. Burdette
R. D. Oseland
Ray Pickens
Dana Lewis
Howard Carder
Logan Burdett
Charles Chattin
Pt Pleasant Social Notes Dessert-Bridge Party Honors Guests
Mrs. William Cruickshanks entertained at 190 Park Drive with a dessert-bridge party Friday. Mrs. Frank Martin won high score, Mrs. Paul Icard second. gifts given. A guest’s gift was presented to Mrs. Elex Cruickshanks, III. The guest list included numerous local ladies. Sunday birthday dinner hosted for Mrs. Cruickshanks with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, daughters Brenda and Marylin, and guests from Buffalo and Nitro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cruickshanks
Park Drive
Frank Martin
Paul Icard
Cruickshanks
Elex Cruickshanks
Martin
Icard
Richard Peek
Thomas Burdette
Carter Franklin
Casby Meadows, Jr
James McComb
William McCormck
William Gygax
Robert Dilley
Charles H. Stone
Charles Hyer
Grover Childress
Joseph Bailey
Frank Clendenin
Woodrow Burdette
P. J. Wallace
Brenda and
Marylin
Melvin Carson
Buffalo
Doc Lambert
Nitro
Past Noble Grands Club meeting at Mrs Ball home
The Past Noble Grands Club of Or pah Rebekah Lodge will meet at Mrs. C. D. Ball’s home at 1512 Kanawha Street today at 7 30 p.m. in a local civic gathering.
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Noble Grands Club
Orpah Rebekah
C. D. Ball
Kanawha St
Orpah Rebekah Lodge Meeting Noted Here
The Orpah Rebekah Lodge plans a Tuesday 8 p.m. gathering at the Fourth St hall led by Mrs. E S Rairden of Leon. The session honors Melvin Carson and Mrs. Clara Wallace, the lodge noted in its brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpah Rebekah Lodge
Fourth St. Hall
E. S. Rairden
Leon
Melvin Carson
Clara Wallace
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Elmer Plymale
Mrs Elmer Plymale was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday by her daughter Mrs W S Hyre on Ohio River Road. Attendants included Elmer Plymale Mrs Homer Long of Gallipolis Ferry Richard Plymale of St Albans and Mrs John A Carpenter with her children Larry Andrew and Connie Jo of Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Plymale
W. S. Hyre
Ohio River Road
Homer Long
Gallipolis Ferry
Richard Plymale
St. Albans
John A. Carpenter
Larry Andrew
Connie Jo
Seventh St
Social Crossings at Lake White and Nearby Towns
Neighborhood and family updates list residents visiting Lake White Ohio and surrounding areas. Names include Bradshaw Wilson Easley Harper Haddox Cossin Burdette Sayre and Powers among others with travels to Florida Ocean Beach Virginia and Columbus while local moves add the Haddox family to Point Pleasant and Haddox as a Mason County instructor.
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Tony Bradshaw
Joan Wilson
Bertha Wilson
Jack Adams
Paul White
Lake White
Ohio
O. L. Easley
Marilyn
Michael
Jackson
C. F. Harper
Anne
Corning
Point Pleasant
Mickey Whalen
Bill Dorsey
Chester Haddox
Leon
Perry Sayre
Ernest
Irene
Arbuckle
Florida
William Burdette
Monroe Ave
Ocean Beach
Walter Sommers
Beech Hill
B. F. Sommers
Joyce Cossin
Nine Month Old Baby Gets Tube in Windpipe
SANTA BARBARA Calif Scott Leiby nine month old son of Garold and Betty Leiby seemed to be a normal child until two months old. Then he had trouble breathing and stopped crying. Doctors found a birthmark inside his trachea choking his breath. Surgeons inserted a tiny silver tube into the windpipe. he breathes through it now but cannot cry because the tube lies below his larynx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Scott Leiby
Garold
Betty Leiby
Scott
Eisenhower Visits Germany for Defense Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Germany on Saturday for a nine day vacation and to inspect American defense forces facing the East.
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Fuerstenfeldbruck
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soldier Jack R. Smith Return to Millfield for Burial
The body of Pfe. Jack R. Smith of Millfield is being returned home for burial, announced by the Department of Defense. A ship carrying 505 war dead, including Smith, was due to arrive in San Francisco Sunday. Smith was the son of Mrs. Mae L. Hartley of Millfield.
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Millfield
Pfe
Jack R. Smith
Department of Defense
San Francisco
Smith
Mae L. Hartley
Wives Entertain Husbands at Outing
GLOUSTER The Thursday evening bridge club members entertained their husbands with a swim party and wiener roast at Angles pond Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Faires, Mr. and Mrs. William Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burdiss, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gatchel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Angle, and guests Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Swart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bridge Club
Angles’ Pond
Lester Faires
William Alderman
Gilbert Stephenson
Ernest Vernon
Thomas Williams, Jr
Fred Burdiss
Lewis Gatchel
Robert Angle
Eldon Swart
Miss Judy Zimmer Honored With Party
GLOUSTER Miss Judy Zimmer was honored Thursday evening at a farewell party given by Suzanne Colbert. Guests included Helen Jane Crawford Alice Kay Halbert Elizabeth Ann White Joan Ginnan Sabra Jean Dunlap Jane Faires Peggy Gamwell Ella Mae Davis Mona Jo McGee Shar ma Phillips and Marilyn Gamwell. The evening was spent informally and Judy received a lovely gift. Mrs Norma Powers assisted Mrs Colbert with the serving.
Niece Honored at Glouster Party by Laura Skinner
Miss Laura Jane Skinner hosted a Glouster party Thursday to honor her niece Mary E. Butts age two. Guests enjoyed games ice cream and cookies with Garry McClelland Elizabeth Tip pie Paul Phil Morris Made line and Denny Guyre Betsy Con way and the guest of honor. Miss Skinner was assisted by Julia Ann Guyre and Susan Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Laura Jane Skinner
Mary E. Butts
Garry McClelland
Elizabeth Tippie
Paul
Phil Morris
Madeline
Denny Guyre
Betsy Conway
Miss Skinner
Julia Ann Guyre
Susan Skinner
Overheated Range Triggers House Fire Call
Chauncey firefighters were summoned to the Mike Keifer residence on Congress Street yesterday at 4 p.m. after an electric range overheated. The blaze was extinguished with no damage beyond the range, according to Pearl Loper.
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Chauncey
Mike Keifer
Congress St
Pearl Loper
Langsville social notes reflect family visits and camp plans
Langsville relatives gathered for Bert Riggs 65th birthday with sixty five attendees. Mrs Alpha Barr and Maxine Rumfield attend 4 H Camp advisers in Columbus. Dolores Pierce Imogene Barr Saralyn Harmon Lynn Bartrum Joe Bolin Ralph Knapp and Kenneth Longstreth joined a camping trip at Rio Grande. Duane Barr returned from a week in Lancaster. Bob Pierce Nina and Jerry Hughes visited Langsville and Middleport relatives while Virginia Moore and Vivian Pierce Jr. stopped to see the Pierce family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Homer L. Carter, Jr
Raymond
Elk View
W. Va
Carol Pierce
David
W. E. Crouser
Bert Riggs
Alpha Barr
Maxine Rumfield
Columbus
Dolores
Sue Pierce
Imogene Barr
Saralyn Harmon
Lynn Bartrum
Joe Bolin
Ralph Knapp
Kenneth Longstreht
Eage
Rio Grande
Edward Dickinson
Duane Barr
Lancaster
Bob Pierce
Nina
Jerry Hughes
Middleport
Virginia Moore
Vivian Pierce, Jr
Pierce
George J. Wolf Named Buffalo Farm Bureau Regional Manager
George J. Wolf, a Glouster native and former bowling-alley owner, has been named regional sales manager for Farm Bureau Insurance in Buffalo, New York, overseeing agencies across thirteen counties in western New York. He is to relocate with wife Mary Jo and daughter Marilyn Jane. Mrs Wolf is Mary Jo Haffner of Nelsonville.
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George J. Wolf
Glouster
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Buffalo
New York
C. C. Gay
Wolf
Athens County
Mary Jo Wolf
Marilyn Jane
Evening Services Not Held Sunday at Glouster Church
Glouster Church of Christ did not hold Sunday evening services and will skip next Sunday evening as minister serves at Tri-state Christian Service Camp. Congregation urged to attend Bishopville or Ferndale Churches of Christ during absence. Members with cars asked to meet at the local church at 7 15 p m to transport attendees.
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Glouster
City and State Police Make Six Arrests Over Weekend
Six persons were arrested over the weekend by city and state police on in toxication charges. Those released on appearance bonds by a local magistrate or the mayor were Lincoln Basil Sayre, Willard Scott Burns, Hermon Arthur West, Frances M. McNalley, Merell Lee aoe and Raymond Douglas Neville.
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Point Pleasant
Lincoln Basil Sayre
Williard Scott Burns
Hermon Arthur West
Frances M. McNalley
Merell Lee Aoe
Raymond Douglas Neville
Indianapolis Pastor to Speak at Parish Services
Dr. H. B. McCormick of Indianapolis will address the Church of Christ parish next Sunday. He is scheduled to speak at Trimble at 9 30 a.m. and Chauncey at 10 30 a.m.
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Indianapolis
Chauncey
H. B. McCormick
Church of Christ
McCormick
Trimble
Conference Set for October at Lancaster First Methodist
A district office letter to Rev. Devol announces the district conference will meet early in October at the First Methodist Church in Lancaster. The Methodist Youth Rally, led by Rev. Paul Neiswanger of Nelsonville, is scheduled for September 23 from 2:30 to 8 p m at the Nelsonville church.
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Glouster
Lancaster
Devol
First Methodist
Nelsonville
Paul Neiswanger
First Baptist Church Members Meet Tonight
The business meeting of the First Baptist Church members will be held this evening and is scheduled to begin at an unspecified time. The event aims to discuss church affairs and future plans with attendees from the local congregation.
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Glouster
The
First Baptist Church
Wayne Hogue Moved Again
Wayne Hogue who was seriously injured four weeks ago when the horses he was driving were frightened by a harvesting combine and tried to bolt has been transferred for the third time from Veterans' Hospital in Huntington West Virginia to Veterans' Hospital in Louisville Kentucky. Hogus was first taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens where he was treated for shock for ten days. The transfer to Louisville was to allow delicate bone surgery for a shattered jaw.
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Glouster
Wayne Hogue
Veterans’ Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Louisville
Hogus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Veterans Hospital
WSCS to Meet at Trimble Methodist Church
The Trimble Methodist Church WSCS will hold its August meeting in the church on Wednesday at 8 p.m. A potluck picnic lunch will be served. Members should bring their canceled sales tax stamps. Mrs. Anna Mohring and Mrs. Esta Haskins will lead devotionals and the study program.
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Glouster
Trimble
Glouster Personalities Visit Families in Ohio Weekend
Glouster residents hosted visitors from Detroit and Ohio as John C. Davis and family, John Drury Davis, Anna Lou Davis, and others spent time with relatives in Trimble and Ada. Visitors included H. E. Pettit of Crooksville and the Halfhills from Buckeye Lake. Thomas McManaway moved to Columbus for employment, and George Marquis returned home to Barberton.
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Lewis Gatchel
John C. Davis
Johnny
Larry
Detroit
Michigan
John Drury Davis
Ohio Northern University
Ada
John Davis
Anna Lou Davis
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
B. H. Pettit
Trimble
David and
Carol Halfhill
Isaac V
Buckeye Lake
Thomas McManaway
Columbus
George Marquis
Margaret Davis
Barberton
Lydia Pinkham's remedy claimed to ease menstrual distress
An advertorial asserts Lydia Pinkham's products relieve painful monthly cramps and related symptoms in many women. It touts Pinkham's Eye Compound and tablets as calming to the uterus without painkillers, promotes comfort during periods, and mentions benefits for hot flashes and life-stage distress.
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Vental
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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