Farm Women Map Year Program in County Clubs
County Farm Women's Council officers met at Heights EUB Church with Miss Anna Boggs to map topics for next year's programs. Teen topics on money value and basic standards of living led choices, plus sessions on community cooperation and water supply. driver training in schools and Red Cross training were also discussed. The planning will end with a fall Jackson's Mill meeting September 13-16, with several officers in attendance.
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Point Pleasant
Farm Women’s Council
the Heights
Red Cross
Jackson's Mill
John Watterson
Anna Boggs
A. O. Smith
G. C. Sommer
Powell Reynolds
Frank Reynolds
James Dabney
Ray Crank
Enrollment Of 5500 Is Expected Point Pleasant
Approximately 5500 boys and girls are expected to enroll in elementary and high schools across the county when the new term opens. Kenneth W. Shaffer notes that influx of workers from new industries and construction will raise district enrollments along the Ohio River as new homes are built and bought by relocating families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kenneth W. Shaffer
Weig
Ohio River
Early Report Sought In Polio Fund Drive
Mrs. John Watterson president of the Mason County Farm Women's Clubs asks members to aid the polio emergency fund drive. Mrs. Fred Roush will contact Bend area members. An early report is requested despite the extension past Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Watterson
Mason County
Steamship Atlantic Sinks Tug in Harbor Collision
In Le Havre the 15 602 ton steamship Atlantic split the tug Abeille No 4 in two and sank it during harbor maneuvers. Four crew were rescued. seven were reported missing. The Panama flagged steamer collided with the tug during entry, cause not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Havre
France
Atlantic
Panama
Cardinal Schuster, Milan Archbishop, Dies at 74
Cardinal Alfredo Schuster, Roman Catholic archbishop of Milan, died at 74 in the papal seminary at Venegono near Milan. Elevated to the College of Cardinals and archbishop in 1929, he had been in failing health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varese
Itay
Alfredo Tidefonso
Schuster
Milan
College of Cardinals
Venegono
Indians of Quebec Rediscover Copper for Cartier in 1535
The Indians told Cartier about copper in 1535 but the mineral was not rediscovered in Quebec for nearly four centuries, Britannica notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Cartier
Two 4-H Members Win Blue Ribbons At Jackson's Mille
Mary Francis Blain and Jimmy Mitchell earned blue ribbons for a rural electrification demonstration in 4-H Club completion at Jackson's Mille. They appeared on WSAZ-TV Monday and showcased the same project for which they received the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mary Francis Blain
Jimmy Mitchell
Jackson's Mille
Wsaz-Tv
Britain Lifts Arms Embargo on Egypt
Britain ends a three year embargo on arms to Egypt after the Foreign Office said Cairo must assure that purchases won’t be used for aggression against Israel. The move opens a path to strengthen Egypt’s air, land and sea forces and align with Atlantic Pact partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Egypt
Foreign Office
Cairo
Israel
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Ralph Sayre at Sister's Home
A stork shower for Mrs. Ralph Sayre was hosted Wednesday afternoon at her sister Mrs. Doris Brown's home. Prizes for games went to Mrs. C. H. Pierce and Mrs. William Kayser. Attendees included numerous local residents and families such as Mrs. Eva Mae Root of Stewart and Miss Edna Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Ralph Sayre
Doris Brown
C. H. Pierce
William Kayser
O. O. Ashcraft
Gladys Fuller
Wayne Ackley
Ace Wade
Carolyn
Phyllis Ashcraft
Edna Starkey
Virgene Pierce
Helen Kayser
Leta V. McLaughlin
Artist’s Vision Of Kaiser Aluminum Plant Near Ravenswood
An artist’s conception shows Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp plan a sheet and foil plant near Ravenswood. The rendering depicts an industrial facility with processing sheds and adjacent yard areas, illustrating the scope of the proposed production site.
Village of Corning leases ground for dumping on Sunday Creek Coal Co
New Lexington reports corning leases land for a dumping ground mayor Willig Wright confirms. Perry County schools to reopen Tuesday Sept 7. Thieves steal $610 worth of golf gear at Perry Golf Club on New Lexington Somerset road. Park Ave one way from Main to High. James Woneymaker new Somerset clerk after refusal to resign amid controversy. Mrs Wilma Green appointed clerk in Somerset. Nancy Welker, daughter of Hugh Welker, becomes TWA hostess from Detroit Base after training. James Reed fined for drunken driving. Rev T C Gregory transferred from New Lexington to Oak Hill. Rev H C Thompson new pastor. Civic club officers named. Burley Run reunion Sept 12 in Lew is Hollow with Charles Cross president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Corning
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Willig Wright
Perry County
Perry Golf Club
New Lexington- Somerset Road
Park Ave
Main St
High St
Somerset
James Woneymaker
Jair
J. W. Drumm
Wilma Green
Moneymaker
Nancy Welker
Hugh Welker
TWA
Detroit
Miss Welker
New Lexington High School
Ohio State University
Kansas City
Cincinnati
James N. Reed
State Highway Patrol
Way
L. P. Euman
T. C. Gregory
Local Family Notices Include Newborns Across Regions
A cluttered excerpt lists households from 2023 Madison Avenue to Winfield and Glenwood announcing births. Names include Mr and Mrs Virgil, Mr and Mrs Chertess Cottrill, Mr and Mrs Charles Bright, Mrs Lawrence Grady, and infant John yg ae, with addresses in Gallipolis Ferry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Madison Ave
Chertess Cottrill
Mason Blvd
Charles Bright
Winfield
Lawrence Grady
John Yg Ae
Glenwood
Charities
Adkison
Gallipolis Ferry
Civil War Veteran George Humphrey Story From Athens to Nebraska
Dr J T Ullom recalls George Humphrey a teen private in the 75th Ohio Volunteer Infantry captured at Gettysburg and sent to Isle of Wight near Richmond His later life spanned Iowa and central Nebraska where he became a farmer and GAR leader Ullom recounts family ties to Josephus Tucker and reunion memories at Gettysburg and his uncle George’s steadfast character through wars and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ullom
Athens
Ullom
Philadelphia
Josephus Tucker
Coolville
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George Humphrey
George
James Elliott
Lottridge
Camp Wool
Sheltering Arms Hospital
75Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Gettysburg
Chancellorsville
Isle Prison
James River
Richmond
Iowa
Nebraska
Grand Island
Humphrey
Grandfather
Uncle George
G Army
Columbus
Si Klegg
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sherman
Charlie Harris
William Southerton
Andrew Alimon
Jodie
William Roberts
Logan Township
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
Chauncey, and A Mr. Baker
Athena
Boston
Grand Army
Ga.r
Athens County
Sodhouse
Matthew
Mark
Matthew Humphrey
Bethel
Route 7
Orute Poers
Colville
Priest Quells Two Thugs in Brooklyn Car Standoff
In his first week in the United States, Irish-born Rev Gerald Butterfly confronted two assailants who tried to rob him in Brooklyn. He jumped from a car, dragged one thug away, then punched the second who fled with the other man back into the vehicle. The priest stated he can use his fists when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gerald Butterly
Brooklyn
Father Butterly
Ireland
Lausche Invites Nation to Ohio and Dayton Air Show
Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche urged residents to welcome travelers for the Labor Day weekend National Aircraft Show in Dayton. He noted Dayton as the birthplace of aviation and described the three day event as a national report on the state's aviation industry and defense services with attendees from across the U S and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Dayton
Canada
Central
South America
Europe
Former Gangster Still Imprisoned
Chicago report says Roger Touhy must stay in prison while the appeals court reviews a lower court release order. The 53 year old prohibition era gangster was returned to Stateville Prison on August 19 after two days of freedom. U S District Judge John P Barnes freed Touhy on a writ of habeas corpus claiming perjury sent him to prison for the 1933 kidnapping of John Jake Factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Roger Touhy
Statevile Prison
U.S
John P. Barnes
Touhy
John Jake
Barber
Marriage Licenses in Point Pleasant Area
Brookie Blaydell Henry 19 of Gallipolis Ferry weds Lash Harriett Love 18 of West Columbia. Donald Edward Gillispie 19 of Ashton weds Exthere Winifred Gillispie 16 of Ashton. Hobart Wayne Trout 37 of Gallipolis Route 2 weds Marjorie Crawford 34 of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Brookie Blaydell Henry
Gallipolis
Lash Harriett Love
West Columbia
Donald Edward Gillispie
Ashton
Winifred Gillispie
Hobart Wayne Trout
Marjorie Crawford
Directors to Meet at Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm Bureau directors will meet Saturday September 4 at 9 am at the County Agricultural Extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Extension Offices
New Editor Hired at Point Pleasant Register
Miss Mitzi Gibson joins the editorial department replacing Marjori Cappellari who resigned to attend Marshall College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mitzi Gibson
Point Pleasant Register
Marjori Cappellari
Marshall College
TV Schedule Highlights From Tuesday and Wednesday Lineup
Channel 8 presents a full day sequence with Lucky Ranch and Bob Boas in early evening, followed by Sports Weather and films. The late night slate includes News, dramatic serials such as Guiding Light and Love of Life, then Portia and Welcome Travelers before Robert Q. Lewis and Travel Time wrap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Ranch
Bob Boas
Millie
Waterfront
Blue Angel
News Weday
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Portia
Robert Q. Lewis
Bob Crosby
WSAZ
WTVN
Hopalong Cassidy
Uncle Bud
Daly
Vaughn Monroe
Anywhere
Jo Dtattora
Midwest
T the Goldbergs
Gene Autry
Ty Fireside Theater
Fireside Theater
Steel Hour Circle Theater
Center Stage
Steel Hour Circle Theater Center Stage
Steel Hour
Father
Farmly Playhouse
Eae
Mr. DA Playhouse
Contahoet
Mr. Dla Playhouse
Teater Playhouse
Armchair Theater
Eae Syetane Sen
Garroway Garroway
Garroway
Walter Phillips
Arrowly Witter Phillips
Ding Dong School
Ladies Theatre
Garry Moore
Ding Don School
Live Ladies Theatre
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur ‘Godfrey
Bill Palmer
Davey Jones
Bob Smith
Betty White
Phantom Rider Sred
Guiding
Ruth Lyons
Travelers
Ras Eon Ean
Isis Ruth H Lyons
Ruth Lyoyons
Robert Q
Lewis
Paul
Paul Dixon
Miss Marlowe
Hawkins Falls
Betty V White
Pinky Lee
Fran
Pinky Ky Lee
Pink Lee
Wendy ‘Barrie
Wendy Barrie
Doug Edwards
News Caravan
the Bank
Family Playhouse
Sorority Meet Open Fall Session at Moose Home
Lambda Chi Omega sorority will meet Monday evening Sept. 13 at 8 30 p m at the Moose Home for the first session of fall. President Mrs. Co L Head will preside with a reading and a duet by Sissie Call and Brenda Roseberry. Mrs Wayne Oliver named next year’s picnic chairman and Mrs Herman Hoschar co chairman. Daughters of America to meet Friday at the Junior OUAM Hall. Mrs L V Mueller district deputy will report on last week’s state convention at Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi Omega
Moose Home
Co. L. Head
Sissie Call
Brenda Roseberry
Wayne Oliver
Herman Hoschar
Cochairman Daughters of America
Ouam Hall
L. V. Mueller
Parkersburg
Col onel Charlies Lewis Chapter DAR Fall Meeting
The Col onel Charlies Lewis Chapter DAR will hold its first fall meeting Friday afternoon with a 3 p.m. board session and a 3 45 p.m. business meeting at the Mansion House in Tu-Endie-We Park. A picnic supper will follow at 5 p.m chaired by Regent Mrs. Chester A. Roush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Charlies Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chester A. Roush
Tu-Endie-We Park
Illahee Farm Women’s Club Meets with School Speaker
The Illahee Farm Women's Club will meet Wednesday evening at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Hester Lee on Mt. Vernon Ave Kenneth W Shaffer the county superintendent of schools will speak on the subject Do You Know Your Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illahee Farm Women's Club
Hester Lee
Mt. Vernon Ave
Kenneth W. Shaffer
D of A Family Picnic At Harmony Field
The annual Daughters of America Council 68 family picnic occurred Sunday at Harmony Field. Mrs. Elizabeth Pullins led a program while duets by Mrs. L V Mueller and Mrs. Verl Randolph complemented the event. Owen Roseberry, just back from Korea, spoke, with Mrs. Herman Hoschar also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council 68 of Daughters of America
Harmon Field
Elizabeth Pullins
L. V. Mueller
Verl Randolph
Randolph
Pullins
Owen Roseberry
Korea
Herman Hoschar
Trinity Methodist WSCS Meets This Evening at 7:30
The Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service plans an 7 30 pm meeting at the church. Miss Marjorie Waldie is listed as a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Marjorie Waldie
Point Pleasant Hardware Break‑In Reported
The Mason County Hardware and Supply at 312 Main St was burgled in the early weekend hours. Two .22 caliber pistols a holster shells and eighteen cents were taken after entry by prying the front door lock. The break in occurred after 2 50 am Saturday and was noticed by store employees. State police and Patrolman T L Morrison are investigating. The store is operated by Joe Guarino of Jefferson Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Hardware & Supply
Main St
T. L. Morrison
Joe Guarino
Jefferson Bivd
Missionary Study Session Hosted by Martha Circle
Mrs J G F Johnson chairs a devotional review of Except the Lord Keep the City as Mrs Mary Hellems leads the missionary study chapter. The Martha Circle serves as hostess and conducts the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. F. Johnson
Missionary Study
Mary Hellems
Martha Circle
Burdette Guests From Ky and Pa At St. Point Pleasant
Recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Burdette of St. Point Pleasant include Mrs. Ed Allen of Kentucky and her son J E Allen and daughter Audrey Allen from Pittsburgh. Also returning were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roush of Mt. Vernon Ave after a Smoky Mountains weekend with their son and daughter in law and their Carrolton Georgia relatives. Mrs. Dennis Park and Miss Elizabeth Lasley join Miss Marguerite Asher in New Britain Conn. they plan to return Sept 2. Cpl Richard Thomas Jr has returned home after discharge at Fort Knox Kentucky after 18 months in Korea. The Thomas family hosted a dinner honoring their son Richard with relatives present. Mr and Mrs John Sayre and son won of Letart plan to move to 104 Park Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Burdette
Ed Allen
J. E. Allen
Audrey Allen
Pittsburgh
Smoky Mountains
Elizabeth Lasley
Dennis Park
Marguerite Asher
New Britain
Richard Thomas
Thomas
Eugene Hanes
Karen
Micheal
Ernest Handrey
Rickie Lee
Eva Mae
John Sayre
Won
Herbie
Letart
Park Drive
Television Programs By Butterfield New York
Television purses loosen with 100000 to 250000 budgets for single productions. Walt Disney series on ABC TV and NBCs min ivariant bills shift the market, CBS also listing Best of Broadway and Shower of Stars above 50000. Veterans return with new vehicles, Celeste Holm June Havoe George Gobel Mickey Rooney among upcoming debuts October starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
New York
Abc-Tv
NBCTV
Cbs-Tv
Celeste Holm
June Hlavoe
CBS
George Gobel
Mickey Rooney
NBC TV
Jimmy Durante
Donald Conner
Nbc-Tv
Red Buttons
Jack Carson
Imogene Coca
Sid Caesar
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Farm Women’s
Pein
4-H
Aluminum Sheet
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
Ravenswood
Fred R. Morrow
Wellston
New Lexington News
J. T. Ullom
Moses Elliott
Carthage Township
Hockingport
John Chevalier
Reedsville
Meigs County
Lausche
WCHS
Pth Pl
Lely
Milton Rerie
Jackie Gleason
Lucille Ball
Martin and
Nine-Tv
Father An
Theater Guild
Pdlmont
Goldbergs
Quin
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