Rev Boyd Scott Assigned To New Haven EUB Charge
The Rev Boyd Scott, formerly of Troy Gilmer County, is the new minister for the New Haven EUB Charge. The Rev Ralph Mahoney moves to the Mason part after the state conference at Dunbar. Local residents Belle and Mrs. Bryant hosted guests. others visited or traveled, including families from Morgantown Pittsburgh and Cincinnati for medical and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
New Haven
Boyd Scott
Troy
Gilmer County
Ralph Mahoney
Dunbar
Belle
W. Va
R. F. Bryant
Mary Lou Capehart
Morgantown
Capehart
Jennie Frank
Pittsburgh
Leonore Snider
Jeffrey
Billy Joe Grinstead
Cincinnati
Tom Cunningham
Weirton
Engagement of Peggy Mahoney to Richard Roush
The Rev and Mrs Ralph Mahoney announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy to Richard Roush son of Mrs Earl Roush. Peggy Mahoney works at Economy Grocery and Richard Roush is employed at the Philip Sporn plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mahoney
Peggy
Richard Roush
Earl Roush
Miss Mahoney
Economy Grocery
Mr. Roush
Philip Sporn
Colley announces birth of daughter at Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Tony Colley announce the birth of a daughter at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis on August 23. The child is named Tonia. The father is in the armed forces stationed at Dayton and is on leave. Mrs Colley is formerly Anna Louise Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Colley
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Tonia
Dayton
Colley
Anna Louise Cunningham
Local Furniture Dealer Suffers Severe Burns
Harry Clark a furniture dealer sustained third degree burns to his hand and arm when he tried to protect himself during a fall and his hand entered a fire that had been left burning after trash was burned unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
NAW HAVEN BRIEFS
NAW HAVEN BRIEFS list local social visits and hospital news. Families mentioned include Russell Ohlinger, J L Stewart, Glen Downey, Philip Wolpert, Edward Anderson, Miss Margaret Rodgers, Miss Rodgers, Mrs Senter, and Sarah Ellen Brinker, with travel to Columbus and Holzer Hospital noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naw Haven
Russell Ohlinger
Arl Hudnall
Charleston
Ohlinger
Robert Ohlinger
John E. Hyre
Ripley
J. L. Stewart
Athens
Ohio University
Braxton County
Glen Downey
Downey
Stewart
Philip Wolpert
Susanne
Columbus
Edward Anderson
Dayton
Margaret Rodgers
Knoxville
Tenn
Russell Senter
Miss Rodgers
Anderson
Senter
Sarah Ellen
Roy Brinker
Holzer Hospital
William Pettit
Plains residents visit, military assignments noted
Bob Charney who returned from Korea has been assigned to Camp Atterbury Indiana. His brother Gene is at Camp Pickett Virginia. Local families and visitors are listed including Wandlings and Kemptons in Jacksonville and Morris households in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains
Bob Charney
Korea
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Gene
Camp Pickett
John E. Wandling
Herman Kempton
Jacksonville
Earl Morris
Lawrence Newton
Carolyn
Ralph
Nelsonville
Delbert Morris
Columbus
Lloyd Morris
Oakland
Calif
Frances Burnside
Richard Cary
Trimble
Tony Kovalcik
Meigs County
Athens
Lela Hardy
Allie Buffington
Helen Nelson
Charlene
Merwin Stauffer
Sharon
Warren Graham
Evelyn
Ralph Burkey
E. T. Thompson
John Krivesti
Ellen Kovalcik
Raymond Pinkerman
R. Kovalcik
Rutland Social Notes Highlight Community Guests
Rutland Church of Christ holds a lively social scene with gatherings at the church and farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. James Kincaid. The notes list a wide circle of locals visiting relatives, weekend trips, and a return from Canada. The church also announces its annual homecoming set for October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Golden Circle
Rutland Church of Christ
Victor Braley
Blanche Braley
Jessie Grueser
Thelma Michels
Jessie Molden
Helen Mae Nelson
Dorothy Tillis
Birdie May Haley
Thelma Hysell
Davey Tillis
Charlies Grueser
Bobby Tillis
James Kincaid
Lia Barker
Raymond Justis
Charles Grueser
Hila Barker
Maude Rawlings
William Hutton
Charlene Deem
Elsie Deem
Herman Kincaid
Middleport
Ethel Nelson
Clarence Chase
Judy
Bob Strickfadden
West Palm Beach
Fla
Russell Little
Ohio State
Alma Rupe
Friendly Garden Club Elects Officers at Walden Home
The Coolville Friendly Garden Club held meetings at Mrs. L. M. Walden to elect new officers Grace Reed president Helen Chapman vice president Fluella Norman secretary Hazel Parrish treasurer and plan a fair exhibit. A dessert was served by the hostess and Mrs Garrett Reed. The notes include several local and visiting guests and trips through the East and Cape Cod with stops at West Point Hyde Park Vanderbilt Mansion Boston and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Friendly Garden Club
L. M. Walden
Grace Reed
Helen Chapman
Fluella Norman
Hazel Parrish
Irene Dodd
Garrett Reed
T. E. Harris
Power
W. Va
W. B
King
Janice Chapman
Guysville
Julia Ann Walden
East
Cape Cod
West Point
Hyde Park
Vanderbilt Mansion
Provincetown
Boston
Gloucester
Maine
Vermont
New Hamsphire
Catskill Mountains
Alfred Parrish
Bob
Parkersburg
Clyde Parrish
Howard Smith
Columbus
Charles P. Cervone
Youngstown
Judy Norman
Athens
Neff Norman
Alfred Daugherty
David
Evanston
Ind
Oscar Findling
Jack Kessler
Jenny
Richard
Findling Home
W. B. King
George Capinas
Wilkes Barre
Penna
Sammy McKeen
Mary Hickman
Amarillo
Texas
Francis Skeels
Delphia Parkinson
Shirley Bailey
Millersport
Ohio
Robert Baker
St. Paul
Minn
Patricia Clark
Apostolic
Weekend Visits Across Ohio and West Virginia
Residents and relatives from Logan to Columbus and Gallipolis hosted and visited kin over a weekend. Names include Emory Killin Carl Milford Peggie Killin Wayne Cottrill Blanche Franklin and others visiting homes in Logan Gallipolis Vinton and Winchester Ohio alongside Springfield and Columbus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewington
Emory Killin
Logan
W. Va
George Killin
Wayne Cottrill
Columbus
Keith
Springfield
Ohio
Carl Milford
Peggie Killin
Gallipolis
Cash
Blanche Franklin
Woodall
Edward Parsons
Mulholland
Margaret Ann Sprouse
R. H. Boleo
Canal Winchester
Vinton
Pattie Terry
Janet McGhee
Anse Cameron
L. B. Terry
Verna Woodall
Community Notes Tie Visits, Reunions and Local Moves
Young residents report nightly sound movies by Herbert Dry of Canton shown on a lawn screen at Claud Shaffer’s home. Numerous travel visits occur including Keith Buckley with his brother in Alfred and many relatives visiting Parkersburg, Belpre, Circleville and Akron. The Howard Gorrell family from Mansfield moved into the C. H. Hamilton property. polio recovering Randolph children noted. Lilly Belle Christopher broke her arm again. Joann Ann Davis fractured her right arm. A large group visited from Akron to New Matamoras and New Castle with a picnic lunch. Visitors include E W Wells of Lynwood, Calif and many others from Ravenna, Middleport, Arcadia, and Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Herbert Dry
Canton
Claud
Stella Shaffer
Cuyahoga Falls
Josephine Pickens
Keith Buckley
Alfred
Paul
Harry Ruth
Ruth
New Haven
Harold Johnson
Circleville
Johnson
Jim Taylor
Parkersburg
Lily Thomas
T. H. Boring
Edgar Randolph
Akron
Randolph
Nancy Lee Chaney
Frank Gove
Roy Strickland
Pomeroy
Ethel Chevalier
Long Bottom
Chloe Mills
Mary Kibble
Arlington
Edna Stewart
Columbus
Norma Bingham
Middleport
C. D. Buckley
Rena Ann
Rose Marie Burris
Emma _ Riebel
Glouster
D. C. Riebel
Lilly Belle
L. Christopher
Joann Ann
Arthur Davis
Tom Bilderback
Memphis
Linnie McGinnis
Point Pleasant
Fred Coleman
E. W. Wells
Lynwood
Calif
Wells
Bert Shumway
Percy Curtis
H. A. Sedgwick
Darwin
Blaine Newell
Orbiston Resident Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Peter Nida, recently at Mount St. Mary Hospital for several days, was sent home to Orbiston. The item lists numerous visitors and social calls from residents of Orbiston and nearby towns including Haydenville Canton and Akron, with several families named and some slight improvements noted.
Athens County Fair racers and locals attend event
Clarence Banfield Jr Orbiston and Rodney Bookman attended races at the Athens County Fair. Charles Sorrel played ball at Nelsonville. Betty Sabo of Murray City was a business visitor here. Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Orbiston
Rodney Bookman
Athens County Fair
Charles Sorrel
Nelsonville
Betty Sabo
Murray City
Roberta
Balloons Lift Objects Using Hydrogen About 13 Cubic Feet
A historical note explains that roughly 13 cubic feet of hydrogen is needed to lift a single object when employing balloons. The estimate reflects early experiments with buoyant lifting gas and linear scaling for payload.
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E. F. Taylor
Sieene
Varesiien
Fagi
Athens National Bank
Rutland Social Notes
H. L. Eariwine
Joetta Kay
Floyd Howell
Bernard Higley
Blanche McCormick
Ray Phillips
Donald
Lancaster
Flossie Hull
Burdell Black
Ronald McCann
Nitro
Clarence Price
Howard VanMeter
North Ridgeville
Roger McCann
Lowell Vance
Great Lakes
Ill
Earl Vance
Danville
Alpha Barr
Langsville
Betty Siders
Leona Stewart
Linda
John Keck
William Theobald Jr
Darlene
Weber Theobald
Carl Norris
William Theobald
Ira Wolf
Sam Dyke
Cpl
Charles L. Spires
Howard Phillips
Lewis Rupe
Cleveland
Robert McCall
Robert
Clel] Campbell
Raymond Nixon
Edward Hardy
Henry Barnhart
Circle Hill
Coshocton
Jack Bookman
Billy Roberts
Newark
Clarence Banfield
Rel
Atives
Deibert Campbell
Clell Campbell
Steve Sorrell
Adrienne
Woodrow Wilson
Elizabeth Roberts
Edward Conley
Garry Conley
Clarence Brown
Stephen
Elizabbeth O'Rourke
Falls City
toYou
Louisville
West State St
Mometon
Dodge
Lewis Engel
Reliable Supply Co
Chicago, If
Daugherty-Tanner, Inc
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
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