Southern States Coop reports $35 254 net at annual meeting
The Southern States Cooperative held its annual meeting in the junior high building with 200 attendees. C C Lewis chaired as board chairman and reported a June 30 fiscal year total volume of $465 642 and net savings of $35 254. New directors Emory Roush and Lloyd Erwin were elected. retiring directors were Leslie Rayburn and Marcus Weaver.
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Point Pleasant
Southern States Cooperative
C. C. Lewis
Lewis
Sandy Pyles
Southern States
Emory Roush
Lloyd Erwin
Leslie Rayburn
Marcus Weaver
I. A. Blain
Roy
Local visitors from Detroit and Columbus call on area families
Mrs Anna Weed and son Joe from Detroit visit Mr and Mrs Harrison Rider. The Peters and Meyers from Lancaster visit the Riders. Hazel Ansel from Columbus calls on Charles Fuller. Everett Dicken and daughters visit Jake Fisher in Logan Route 1. Dale Harris from Columbus visits his parents, and his three children return home with him.
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New Plymouth
Anna Weed
Joe
Detroit
Mich
Ivan Miller
Clifton Peters
Fred Meyers
Lancaster
Harrison Rider
Hazel Ansel
Columbus
Charles Fuller
Everett Dicken
Jake Fisher
Logan
Dale Harris
Harry Harris
Coffee berry dark green stage on the tree
The text notes that a coffee berry is dark green in color when it first appears on the tree.
Hamden Family Visits and Reunions Across States
Mrs Vance Tedrow and children of Sanford Florida visit Earnest Tedrow and relatives. Starner reunion attendees at Rising Park Lancaster include Mrs Sam Hartsough and Mrs Roselee Christian and children. Hart soughs fishing trip to Canada. Ovid Ray and children from Cedar Lake weekend guests of Fred Matteson. William Young from Las Vegas Nevada visits parents. Ray Cox and James Williams move to Columbus. Tripp and Jane Richards visit Tedrow for Shiloh Grove reunion. J G Bagley visits East Liverpool and Columbus relatives. Bobby and Kathryn Gerty visit grandmother. Dan Potts of Belleville Illinois visits Hamden sister Lessie Kibbey and Portsmouth relatives.
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Vance Tedrow
Sanford
Fla
Earnest Tedrow
Sam Hartsough
Roselee Christian
Rising Park
Lancaster
Luther Hartsough
Canada
Ovid S. Ray
Cedar Lake
Fred Matteson
William Young
Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
A. H. Young
Drew
Ray Cox
James Williams
Columbus
C. L. Tripp
Jane Richards
A. R. Tedrow
Tripp
Shiloh Grove
J. G. Bagley
Miss Jane Powell to Wed This Thursday in New Haven
Miss Jane Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Powell of New Haven will marry Marvin J McFarland son of Ernest McFarland of Parkersburg Thursday at 7 30 pm at the EUB Church New Haven Rev K J Scott will officiate Miss Powell names Miss Pat Ann Haymaker maid of honor Bridesmaids are Dianne Capehart Shirley Lion Sharon Berry and Sally Proffitt all Mason with Gail Miller as flower girl Ricky Powell ring bearer William Grinstead best man and groomsmen James Hoffman Robert Sayre Charles Roush John Powell A reception follows at the bride’s home Mrs Paul Nease will be vocalist June Spencer will be organist Aides Ann Chisler Phyllis Batey Nancy Flesher Mrs James Hoffman will register guests Stein assisted by Mrs Phil
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New Haven
Jane Powell
Paul Powell
Marvin J. McFarland
Ernest McFarland
Parkersburg
EUB
K. J. Scott
Powell
Pat Ann Haymaker
Pineville
W.va
Dianne Capehart
Shirley Lion
Sharon Berry
Sally Proffitt
Mason
Gail Miller
Ricky Powell
William Grinstead
James Hoffman
Robert Sayre
Charles Roush
John Powell
Paul Nease
June Spencer
Edward Batey
Punch Bowl
Ann Chisler
Phyllis Batey
Nancy Flesher
Stein
Phil
Fire damages home on Walnut Street in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant fire department responded to a blaze at 117 Walnut Street caused by defective wiring. Mrs Mildred Garrett was the resident, and damage was estimated at 25 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
Mildred Garrett
Walnut St
Social Notes From Syracuse Churches and Local Visits
Syracuse notes describe Loyal Helpers and Sunshine Makers gatherings at church homes with Bible study and book reviews. Local visits include Griffms and Quisenberry families, Navy recruit David Padgett training, and relatives from Norfolk Columbus and Wheeling.
Marriage License Filed in Point Pleasant for Cheesebrew Neal
A marriage license application was filed in Point Pleasant by Sammie Lee Cheesebrew, son of John S and Virginia Martin Cheesebrew, and Ruth Alice Neal, daughter of Gill and Freda Simpson Neal.
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Point Pleasant
Sammie Lee Cheesebrew
John S
Virginia Martin Cheesebrew
Ruth Alice Neal
Gill and
Freda Simpson Neal
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Charles Summer
C. C. Lewis, Jr
Woodrow Mace
Madison Bowles
Russell Jones
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Mr. Lewis
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Guy Hamnon
J. E. Sommer
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John Kay
FHA
Virgil Adkins
Adv
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Hamden
Syracuse Social Notes
Syracuse
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Melvin Grimm
Carl Weese
Sunshine Makers
The
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Robert Harden
Edison Guinther
Dick Winebrenner
Robert White
Guinther
Harden
Mollie Guinther
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David Padgett
Earl Watkins
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge, Md
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Frank Ferrell
Norfolk
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Belpre
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Minersville
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Milford Center
Ohio
Henry Dailey
Roy Kay
Arabia
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George Merritt
Wheeling
W. Va
Roy Winebrenner
Walter Harris
Portland
Russell Barton
Billy
Merle King
Pittsburgh
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Janice
Joy Quisenberry
Athens
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John Rowan
Roger Quisenberry
Philadelphia
Quisenberry
Naval Yards
Ellen Baer
David Darst
Paul Davis
Paul
Middleport
Charles Spencer
Lincoln Hill
Eugene Ruschel
Meigs General Hospital
Donald Quisenberry
Donnie
Oscar Henry
Clifton
Charley Bartels
Huntington
Harry Miller
Edmond Doone
George Steele
Osher Childers
Crooksville
Harold Crouch
Leewood
Carl B. Weese
Morgan Jones
Beaver
Ernest FE. Jones
Albuquerque
N. M
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Berkshire Hose Sale
Denier
Bellans
Bell-ans
Ady
Fisher
Store
Pt. Pleasant
W. Vaz
Orlon
Cardigans
Aline
Stevens
Dacron
Hi-Boys Shop
Oklahoma
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