Vatican Council II Closes Amid Dramatic Debate
Fr Ashley Pettis describes the Vatican II Third Session ending Nov 21 after a tense clash over the Religious Liberty vote. He notes procedural rules driven by Cardinal Tisserand, a posturing pope, and a dramatic petition by American prelates. Promulgated decrees include Church unity and Eastern Catholic relations, with Mary named Mother of the Church and a prayer for world peace.
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Ashley Pettis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Pettis
Rome
Daily American
Paris
N.Y. Herald Tribune
N. Y. Times
Coucil
Tisserand
Meyer
Ritter
Council
Holy Father
Cardinal Tisserand
Spain
United States
Stransky
Commission For Christian Unity
Erty
Bishops
Paul VI
Virgin Mary
Lord
Jesus Christ
Christ
Vinton County Bank Remodeling Finished
Vinton County National Bank of McArthur completes a remodeling program costing over 100000 dollars with a new 65 foot extension and rear drive in window. Bank president R B Will notes the scale of work, a 22 by 160 foot building, 16 officers, and plans to celebrate its 100th year in 1967 with assets over seven million dollars.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Vinton County National Bank of
R. B. Will
Kroger Construction Underway in Hamden
McArthur reports a new Kroger supermarket under construction by Wickle Inc. of Chillicothe on West High Street Hamden. James R Esaw Eberts handles masonry for general contractor Butt Construction Co. of Chillicothe. Footers poured and block walls rising. Building size 50 by 150 feet with front lot parking.
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Tion
Kroger
Wickle Inc
Chillicothe
West High St
Hamden
James R. (Esaw) Eberts
Butt Construction Co
Allied Co. To Appraise Properties
McARTHUR The Allied Appraisal Co of Bowling Green won the 1965 re appraisal bid in Vin ton county. Auditor Glenn L. Peters said Allied’s bid of 55 dollars per day including expenses was the lowest by far. next bidder asked 75 dollars. Allied, owned by William F. Hardin and Jack L. Jacober, will appraise commercial public utility and industrial property and assist in farm and residential appraisal if requested, as Peters prepares to revise property cards and begin field work in spring 1965.
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McArthur
Allied Appraisal Co
Bowling Green
Vinton County
Glenn L. Peters
Allied
William F. Hardin
Jack L. Jacober
Peters
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Vinton County Land Transfers and Local Fire News
In Vinton County land transfers Otho Huntley and Edith Huntley transfer property to Jerry and Sherry Faulkner in Orland while Mary E. Johnson Frantz sells 311 acres in Swan Two to Duane Bell. Other deeds include Pearl Camp to Carolyn Marcum in Hamden and James M. and Nancy L. George acquiring 350 acres in Elk Two. McArthur notes Bob Dodrill wood chipper plant damaged by fire. moving operations to land near McArthur Stone and Coal Co. quarry. aim to resume wood chip production in about a month.
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Otho
Edith Huntley
Jerry E
Sherry Faulkner
Orland
Mary E. Johnson Frantz
Duane Bell
Swan Two
Pearl E
Dorothy E. Camp
Carolyn L. Marcum
Hamden
Joseph E. Smith
Orea A
Helen E. Helton
Harrison Two
Gladys Hill Wrightsel
Paul E. Wrightsel
L. A. Wrightsel
Gladys 0. Shaughnessy
Margaret Johnson
Geraldine Frye
Lantz Repp
McArthur
Ruth M. George
James M
Nancy L. George
Elk Two
James
Marie Messinger
Utah
Edith M. Coleman
Richland Two
Bob Dodrill
Crownover Lumber Co
Dodrill
McArthur Stone and Coal Co
U. S. Route 50
Local Social News and School Attendance Figures
Albany area guests including the Baughmans and West family members in town for weekend visits. Swan elementary and surrounding schools post top attendance in the first six weeks. McArthur and Zaleski areas report partial percentages. Trinity Methodist Church WSCS hosts a Christmas bazaar with lunch Thursday starting at 11 a.m.
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Point Pleasant
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Army Show Kaleidoscope Set Tuesday
Gallia area hosts the second U. S. Army Showmobile stage kaleidoscope at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Gallia Academy High School auditorium. The performance features 25 women and men from the Women's Army Corps and Regular Army, with cast member Cory Wayne directing. The show, from Second Army posts, includes a 10 piece band led by Don Page and no admission charge.
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Gallipolis
U. S. Army
Gallia Academy High School
Kenneth O. Judd
Women’s Army Corps
Regular Army
Second Army
Lafayette
American Legion
Gallia County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Judd
Cory Wayne
Fort George G. Meade
Fort Myer
Fort Ritchie Md
Fort Knox
Sandra Stambaugh
Maybell Sherman
Angel St.Clair
Efforts Underway For Scouting Program In McArthur
Efforts to revive the Cub scouting program in McArthur continue after a recent meeting. A December 14 meeting may adopt the program and enroll up to 80 boys. A committee including Emmett Conway Charles Curran Charles Ratzlaff and Edwin Reffsett was formed to find a sponsoring institution and recruit parents for the December Pack Orientation.
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Mcarthur
Emmett Conway
Charles Curran
Charles Ratzlaff
Edwin Reffsett
Dew House Shooting Commemorated In Kinney Poem
In this reminiscence, Ivan V Kinney pens a rustic poem about a fatal night at the Dew House bar in Nelsonville Ohio. Bartlett notes Kinney's claim of authorship while recalling family moves from Nelsonville to Rock Island Illinois and confronting plagiarism questions.
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Dew House
Ivan Kinney
Burlingham Area Socializing Noted in Local Visits
Local residents including Led O'Brien and Mrs. Dora O'Brien hosted and visited family members across Burlingham Athens Pratts Fork and Darwin. Birthday dinner honored Ward Smith with guests Jim Smith Wayne Sloan Bertha Gill and Rosalie Story among others visiting relatives in Parkersburg and Athens.
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Led O’brien
Columbus
Floyd Buck
Athens
Dora O’brien
Pratts Fork
Rob Leifheit
Burlingham
Frank Jones
Florida
Jesse Douglas
Bertha Burson
Earl Cowen
Ronald Jewell
Richard
Guy Lee
G. G. Hart
Don Thomas
Lennie Liesheit
John O'Brien
Ward Smith
Jim Smith
Wayne Sloan
Bertha Gill
Clarence Story
Rosalie
Darwin
Parkersburg
Luella Haning
Pete Vandyke
Court notes transfer petition in Clarence Martin estate
Vinton County court records show a petition to transfer the motor vehicle certificate of title filed in the Estate of Clarence Martin. The filing indicates an estate matter proceeding through probate with the requested title transfer action.
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Clarence Martin
Nelsonville native Kinney long served postal system
Ivan Kinney a Nelsonville native spent 49 years in postal service from 1906 as clerk to 1955 district manager overseeing 533 offices in 33 counties. He helped lay out early Nelsonville routes, prosecuted cases under the Lindbergh law, and later retired to La Jolla with wife Nelle. His son Bill, editor of the Rock Island Argus, praises his varied career and love of the Old Hocking Valley.
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Dew
Nelsonville
Messenger
Ivan V. Kinney
la Jolla
Calif
Dan McGrew
Bret Harte
Robert W. Service
O. Henry
Kinneys
Ivan
Nelle
Bill
Rock Island
Ill
Nelle May Wolfe
Athens
Charles E. Henry
Hills
William P. Shepard
Kinney
Illinois
Iowa
Federal Service
J. F. Oldfield
Bill Fleck
East End
Rock Island Argus
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Swanee River
Grey House
Hocking Valley
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the Athens Messenger
Athens Messenger
Union ST
Athens, Ohio
Allied Co
Albany
Mrs. Melva Radcliffe
E. M. Baughman
W. W. Baughman
Harold Baughman
Fairborn
Bess Dickson
W. L. West
Laverance West
Tipp City
John Keough
Dayton
Ralph West
Cincinnati
Raymond Nelson
Carpenter
Earl Nelson
G. S. Gillogly
Wallace Gillogly
John Gillogly
Logan
Earl Wilson
Weaver Church
Bessie Hanning
Alice Ellis
Ada Clark
Bertha Crippen
Charles Rich
Swan
Mary Smith
Bob Potter
Wilton High School
Allensville
Allensville High School
Zaleskian and High School
C. H. Bartlett
Ohio
Vinton County Court
George W. Carter
New Plymouth
Ora V. Pugh
William Carl Black
Jackson
Wanda Lee Patton
David Dennison Ward
Anna Jane Buskirk
Shirley Thedford
Daytona Beach
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