Plans For 1955 Cub Program In New Haven
A group met at the Frey home to map the 1955 cubbing program in New Haven. They sought a new cub den mother and urged mothers to contact W. A. Dennis. Attendees included Nelson Leach and Wilbur Dickenson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Jack Frey
Alef
W. A. Dennis
Nelson Leach
Tri-State
Wilbur Dickenson
Point Pleasant
Dennis
Wyatt Chadwell
Don Brown
Douglas Garrett
Frey
Appointment notices appoint executors and administrators
Notice states Thomas M Wolfe of Box 525 Athens Ohio is executor of Grace P Biddle estate with four months to file claims. Dated November 18 194. Roger J Jones Sr probate judge. Also notice Wilbur E Emish of Dallas Texas is administrator of John P Emish estate with four months to file claims. Dated November 23 1954. Roger J Jones Sr probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M Wolfe
Box 525
Athens
Ohio
Grace P. Biddle
Tate
City of Athens
Athens County
Roger J. Jones
Said
Wilbur E. Emish
Dallas
Texas
John P. Emish
Mineral
Coolville Village to bid on water system construction
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs of Coolville Ohio invites sealed proposals to furnish materials and labor to build a water system including two rains, storage, well pumps, collection lines, service connections and meters. Bids due December 16 at 12 00 noon eastern standard time with deposits, bid bonds, and performance bonds required. plans available at Chapmans Store or the engineer Robert K Cutler. The village reserves right to accept or reject any bid.
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Rct of Trustees of Public Affairs
Coolville
Athens County
Ohio
Chapman's
Ooen
H. Hall Chapman
Presti
William A. Lavelle
Security Bank
Athena
Robert K Cutler
Walnut Street
Heley
Board of Trustees of Public
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Alyce Barnett
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Athens County Ohio
William Wiley of Gahanna Ohio is named in a mortgage foreclosure petition filed November 15, 1954, by Howard T. Woodyard in Athens County Court of Common Pleas case 20863. The notice details two Tracts in Section 23 Lee Township and references chain of title dating to 1908 and deeds in Athens County. The action seeks foreclosure on the described real estate with sale terms and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Wiley
Johnston Road
Gahanna
Ohio
Howard T. Woodyard
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Lee
Athens
Oliver Knowlton
Daniel Walker
Ohio Company
Dees
John ©. Swart
Delilah Kalis
David M. Sehalis
John McNutt
John C. Swart
George Scott
W. H. Battrel
John
Swart
Mary Swart
Ralph Burdette
Fel- Burdette
County
Taiah
C. Ewart
Dellis
David M. Schall
Thanksgiving Visitors and Family News from Danville
Thanksgiving weekend visits include J E Vance and son Kahl, Paul Swick and family from Columbus, Meachem family with Sandra Lee, Rutland and Vance relatives, and extended kin from Columbus, Cincinnati, and Nelsonville. Health notes mention Alta Dyke’s hospital admission and Mae Nelson’s family in Middleport.
Point Pleasant Completes New High School Gymnasium
A plaque honoring armed forces members was unveiled during the dedication of Point Pleasant High School’s new auditorium gym. Mrs. C. P. Stout, Mason County Board of Education member, unveiled the plaque while Principal Benjamin Franklin IV watched. The photo shows the gym floor in action with Coach Dick Horton leading players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
C. P. Stout
Benjamin Franklin IV
Stout
Mason County Board of Education
Dick Horton
Tree Tips Are Offered for Christmas Trees
Jess W Malcolm of West Virginia University offers guidance on selecting Christmas trees. He urges choosing well formed symmetrical trees with strong limbs and fragrant pliable branches. Locally grown trees arrive mid December. earlier options are often Canadian and stored. He notes balsam and Douglas fir are in highest demand. other popular choices include black spruce eastern red cedar white spruce Norway spruce and Scotch pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jess W. Malcolm
West Virginia University
Malcolm
Plant Road Is Sought
Spencer Chamber of Commerce launches a drive to secure a direct route to Kaiser aluminum plant at Willow Grove Jackson County. Local groups join to improve a six mile stretch between Reedy Roane County and Liverpool Jackson County with bridge reinforcements widening and blacktopping. Project could save Roane countians 12 to 20 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Spencer Chamber of Commerce
Kaiser Aluminum
Willow Grove
Jackson County
Spencer
C of C
Reedy
Roane County
Liverpool
Firearm Charge Filed In Point Pleasant
Clifford Hudson of Southside was fined $20 and costs by Justice A. M. Goodwin for possessing an uncased gun on Sunday. He was arrested by conservation officer Miles Darst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Clifford Hudson
Southside
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Miles Darst
Daughters of American Revolution Hold Christmas Program in Hartford
Mrs Donald A Smith hosted the Colon el Charles Lewis Chapter in Hartford for a Christmas program directed by Mrs Eunice B Beller. High school girls from Point Pleasant spoke sang and read while the chapter approved gifts to a memorial scholarship fund and the national library in Washington. Co hosts included Mrs Ray Proffitt and others. dessert served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Smith
Hartford
Charles Lewis
Daughters of American Revolution
Eunice B. Beller
Chester A. Roush
Beller
Point Pleasant High School
Edward Jackson
Shirley Casey
Judy Mitchell
Shirley Pullins
Raymond Musgrave
John H., Collins
Harry Godfrey
William Meade
Edgar Ebersbach
Edward Biddle
I. G. Wolden
Christmas Party at Heights Evangelical United Brotherhood
The Christmas party and quarterly meeting of the Christian Builders Sunday School class at Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Roush in Camp Conley. The program included a game session, devotional, readings, carols, poems, duets, and a Santa gift moment for children and guests, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Builders
Heights Evangelical United Brothern Church
Raleigh Roush
Camp Conley
Robert Tillis
Howard Love
Robert Hamm
Judy Dudding
Nancy Rogers
Suzanne Lynch
Robert Crump
Robert Lewis
Santa Claus
William Hamm
Robert Mallette
Stephen Noble
Edwin Koblentz
Charles Cottrill
Josephine Thornton
Estill Sturgill
Byron Dudding
Paul Bennett
Carl Lynch
Clyde Asbury
Buddy Cottrill
Nancy Lou Sturgill
Pauletta Bennett
Mike Love
Suzanne Crump
Council No 63 Daughters to Hold Christmas Party
Daughters of America Council No. 63 met at the Legion Home Friday evening and planned a Christmas party for December 17. Members reported sick included Mrs. Kathleen Fisher at Holzer Hospital. A baby shower followed in honor of Mrs. Anita Lanier with many members named as hostesses and attendees.
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Council No. 63 of
Daughters of America
Legion Home
Kathleen Fisher
Holzer Hospital
Anita Lanier
Lanier
Dora Kapp
Alice Hoschar
Velma Mueller
Flora Myers
Lucy Barnette
Virgie McKinny
Ruby Ake
Nellie Kent
Carrie Forshee
Cora Morgan
Danna Chase
Ora Higgins
Mabel Gibbs
Sarah Kimbrel
Oma Stover
Elizabeth Pullins
Wiloa Jones
Wavie Oliver
Herman Hoschar
WSCS Hostesses to Welcome Leon Methodist Members
Mrs George Rairden and her daughter Nancy will host Tuesday evening at their Leon home for the WSCS of Leon Methodist Church. The WSCS of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the church social rooms with Sarah Jones in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rairden
Nancy
Leon
WSCS
Leon Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Sarah Jones
Local Social Notes from Apple Grove Area
Mrs Leta Gill of Apple Grove visits Alta Rosebry at 2008 Shore Street. Mrs Kathleen Fisher who had surgery at Holzer Hospital shows improvement. Ed Kirker of Ashland spent weekend with family in Leon. Chester Casto and son James Michael return home in Charleston after visiting Charles Casto family in Leon. Weekend guests of Sherman Beaver in Leon include daughter and son in law William and Mrs Longstaff of Corning. Other visitors from Willard White and Guy Burdette in Leon. James Noffsinger and sons from Belle visit Charles A Burdette family. Mrs Sherwood Costen and Carolyn of Ohio River Road visit B F Sommer family in Leon. Mrs Nina Horn’s Sunday visitors are brother in law Dana Wolfe and sister in law in Ripley.
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Leta Gill
Apple Grove
Alta Rosebry
Shore St
Kathleen Fisher
Highland Ave
Holzer Hospital
Ed Kirker
Ashland
Leon
Chester Casto
James Michael
Charleston
Charles Casto
Sherman Beaver
William Longstaff
Corning
Willard White
Guy Burdette
James Noffsinger
Belle
Charles A. Burdette
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
Ohio River Rd
B. F. Sommer
Nina Horn
Main St
Dana Wolfe
Ripley
Residence of Denzil Will Burns in Radcliff Fire
The Denzil Will residence near Wilkesville burned Thursday afternoon with few contents saved. Visitors included C. E. Pierce and J. Jeffers returning from Elkins West Virginia. Also noted were Thanksgiving visits by multiple families to relatives in Columbus and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane McLaughlin
Mike
Charles Trent
Columbus
Mary Lou Wells
Alene Head
Daphne McLaughlin
Jack Trotter
Logan Lights Will Receive Addition
The newest addition to Logan's Christmas lighting panorama will be in place by midweek under James Wells supervision. The 120 foot long, 30 foot high Bethlehem scene shows three wise men on camels with palm trees and the star over Christ's birthplace. Lights will glow each night during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Wells
Bethlehem
Wells
Main St
Hocking County Land Transfers Involving Local Property Gifts
Frank Conkle and Anna Conkle transfer 10 acres to William Wray and Juanita Wray in Marion Township. John C. Dougherty and Emma W. Dougherty convey Part Lots 2 and 3 totaling about 1 0551 acres to Senate Mark Devol and Clara Jane Devol in Green Township. Roy C. Surbet and Rose M. Surber transfer in lot 579 and 30 feet off in lot 580 in the city of Logan to William C. Redd and Mary L. Redd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conkle
Anna Conkle
William Wray
Juanita Wray
Marion
John C. Dougherty
Emma W. Dougherty
Senate
Mark Devol
Clara Jane Devol
Green Township
Roy C. Surbet
Rose M. Surber
William C. Redd
Mary L. Redd
City of
Logan
Salem Center Weekend Visits and Local Pie Sale
Mr and Mrs George Davis Columba spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Harley Hoffman. Mrs Li Caton and daughter Janet visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Caton in Vinton. Este Jones returned from Holzer Hospital. Mrs Helen Miller and Carolyn visited Mrs Hila Denney and Lonnie Fletcher. Mrs Dorothy Edmundson ill and absent from Riverview Restaurant. Bob Farley spent Thanksgiving with family. Mr and Mrs Lee Marsh Athens stayed with Marshs mother Iva Miller. An old fashioned pie supper parcel post sale with free entertainment will be at Salem Center School on Thursday Dec 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
George Davis
Columba
Harley Hoffman
Li Caton
Janet
Raymond Caton
Vinton
Este] Jones
Holzer Hospital
Helen Miller
Aughter
Carolyn
Hila Denney
Lonnie Fletcher
Dorothy Edmundson
Riverview
Financial Stew Feared Over Chicken Surplus
The USDA reports over a billion birds produced this year, a record, with December marketings expected to rise. New York poultrymen urge two stewings to ease prices as egg quotas fall and a major chain cuts egg prices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
New York State
New York
Ballots Mailed For Point Pleasant Chamber Nominees
Nominees for six board seats of the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce have been mailed. Members will vote by December 9 at the main office and the 12 top vote-getters will face the membership on an electing ballot. Incumbents with two year terms expiring this year are ineligible for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleeasant Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Roy W. Eschenaur
Chamber
H. A. Johnson
C. A. Roush
Gene Ball
John V. Mann
James J. Hall
Paul W. Cummings
Walter Selby
Charles J. Hyer
Homer Smith
James T. Fisher
Vitus Hartley, Jr
Greenbrier Agent Wins Bureau Award
Benjamin W. Wamsley Jr of Greenbrier County earns West Virginia Farm Bureau top county agent honor for year for advancing agricultural education and keeping farmers updated on new research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
State Farm Bureau
West Virginia
Benjamin W. Wamsley, Jr
Greenbrier County
Roane County
H. L. Riggle
Henderson couple announce birth of son
Mr and Mrs William Martin Jr of Henderson announce the birth of a son on December 4 at Holzer Hospital. The mother is Joy Jones of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Martin, Jr
Henderson
Holzer Hospital
Joy Jones
10th Division Enlistments Open at Fort Riley
MSgt. Earl W. Kirby announced openings for enlistments in the 10th Infantry Division. Applications accepted through December 17 with processing leading to a late January 7 acceptance date. The unit, part of Operation Gyroscope, will depart for Germany around July 1 to replace the First Infantry Division. Prior service rules vary by rank and dependents, with new provisions allowing some to enlist regardless of dependents or mental qualifications. The division began at Camp Hale in 1943 and was redesignated as the 10th Mountain Division before moving to Fort Riley, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
10Th Infantry
Earl W. Kirby
Army
Kirby
Tenth
Fort Riley
Kan
Germany
Camp Hale
Colo
10Th Mountain Division
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Tri-County
Gallipolis
Lloyd Roush
F. A. Batey
John Gordon
John Dyer
H. N. Roush
J. L. Stewart
Judy Fry
Harry Dyer
Harry Jayne
Ronnie MacGlothlin
Pat Carmack
Floyd Carmack
Lawrence Parsons
Martha Juling
Bend Sewing Club
Philip Wolpert
Herman Layne
N. O. Wein
Donald Smith
L. J. Ruttencutter
A. D. Hume
R. F. Bryant
O. C. Roush
H. R. Andrews
EF. L. Stein
Lewis Jones
Juling. Smiths
Durham
Don
Duke University
Patricia
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
J. Ruttencutter
Inlaw
Paul Ruttencutter
Victor Street
Grundy
David Hannigan
Lawrence Hannigan
Alley
Lawrence Lake
Handley
Edwin Roush
P. J. Hutchinson
Bidwell
Harold Lee Zirkle
Navy
Fourth St
Milt Stephan
F. L. Sibert
Herman Black and Son
Carlton Smith
Parkersburg
Howard Rader
Roy J. Rader
East Bank
Richard Blankenship
Mary Ella Ford
Robert Cooke
John Underwood
T. Maynard
Kenora
E. L. Stein
Lions Club
Stella Fry
Carnegie
Dana Fry
Ruddie Cunningham
Beverly
Danville
J. E. Vance
Kahl
Paul Swick
Swick
Joe Swick
Alva Swick
Meachem
Sandra Lee
Springfield
Glen Caton
Vona Spaulding
Sons
Burbage Spaulding
Alta Dyke
Robert
Will Barrett
Mae Nelson
Middleport
Calvin Spires
Jack Spires
So Bladen
Walte McCarley
Ervington
Earl Harless
Dexter
Ernest Davis
Darrel Goff
Langsville
Birdie Davis
Alta
Point’s
Barry Tamm
Howard Lee Bennett
Pamela Cottrill
Connie Cottrill
Rs. Rairden
Radcliff
Hocking County
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Greenbrier
Bureau
10Th Division
WSAZ
Wlww-C
WTVN
Eager Minds
Ramar
Annie Oakley
Terry and Pirates
Fager Minds
Florian Zabach
Big Town News
Tony Martin
Amos 'N Andy
Edwards
News Caravan
Amos ‘N Andy
Perry Como
Perry
Sid Caesar
Heart of City
Burns and Allen
Burns and Alien
Voice of Firestone
Colonel March
Talent Scouts
Robt
Montgomery
Studio One
Circle Theater
River Boys
Walter Phillips
Ding Dong School
Ladies Theater
Garry Moore
Comedy Cargo
Betty White
Ruth Lyons
Valiant Lady
News-Farm
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Love of Life
Purple Sage
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Portia
Rainbow Trail
Seeking Heart
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Robert Q Lewis
Uncle Bud
Jimmie Dale
Virginia's Journal
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Man's Family
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Miss Marlow
Miss Mariow
Hawkins Falls
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Mr. Sweeney
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Lucky 8 Ranch
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Hopalong Cassidy
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Playhouse Ohio
Joe Hill
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Doug Edwards
Cavalcade of America
Jo Stafford
Bob Hope II
Bal Hope
Ad ‘ A
Red Skelton Danger
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Bishop Sheen
Red Skelton
Beulah
Halls of Ivy
Ivy
Fireside
Fireside Theatre
Fireside Theater
Steel Hour
Waterfront
Three Lives
Truth-Consequences
District Attorney
Studio
Father
Tintinaian
Columbus Tonight
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