Promotions Announced By Evans Grocery Company
Evans Grocery Company announces promotions and appointments across its 13 store chain to support a new store in Huntington and reorganize management. Bill Pauley of St. Albans becomes store manager, with Els King, Travis Tager, John Duncan, and CE Banfield among other promoted or reassigned executives. The changes affect stores in Huntington, Point Pleasant, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, South Charleston, and Dunbar, reflecting a broad leadership shuffle as the chain expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saute Vei
Bill Pauley
St. Albans
Evans Grocery Company
Saploves
Gab
Intington Pauley
Gateway Shopping Center
Charleston
St.uth
Els’ King
King
I Point Pleasant
Anita Lynch
Point Pleasant
Travis Tager
John Duncan
Chuck) ‘Banfield
Carl Gardier
Gallipolis
Norton_Foss
Point Jensant
Harry Baker
Pomeroy
Omer Devola
South Charleston
Kert Wiseman
Jenson
Gaspols
Ernest N. Wiseman
Donald Hilderbrand
Dunbar
Robert M. Evans
Watson Smith
Huntington
William Walters
Middleport
W. R. Milstead
Barry
Lewis County Selected as Pilot for Rural Development Program
Lewis County in West Virginia was named the pilot county for a rural development program led by Dr. Hite Varney of West Virginia University. The initiative aims to aid farmers and residents in rural areas with education, training, and industry development, starting early January with support from the Agricultural Extension Service and a full-time associate county agent to organize efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lewis County
West Virginia
Hite. Varney
West Virginia ‘University
College of Agriculture
Towsincome
Dean Varney
4. Committe
4. C. Knapp
Agricultural Extension Service
T H Brown Services Held In Huntington
Theodore H Brown a Mason County native and brother of six Mason residents died Christmas Day at his Huntington home at 68 He was a retired railway postal clerk and a Baptist Church member The Rev J C Jones presided at services in the Baptist Temple burial was in Ridge Lawn Cemetery Surviving are a daughter Barbara Duckworth a son Richard M Brown six brothers and three sisters from several towns including Mason Point Pleasant and Middle town Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Theodore H. Brown
Mason County
J. Cecil Jones
Baptist ‘Temple
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Postal ‘Transportation Association
Brown
Mr. Brown
Adam
Henrietta M. Brown
The
Baptist Church
Transportation Association
Civil Service Playes Chapter
Railway Mail Association
Barbara Duckworth
Som
Richard M. Brown
Homer
Walter S. Brown
Jesse A
Woodrow W
Willam C.” Brown, I
Mason
Frederick Brown
Illinois
Harley Rudd
Columb
John Clark
Middletown
Ohio
Robert Hoffman
New Haven
Movie for 300 Children at Gallipolis Theater
The Forty and Eight held a free afternoon screening for at least 300 children at the Gallipolis Theater in cooperation with Harry Wheeler. Harold Broyles described the Western "Seven Cities of Gold" as California’s early history. Children received candy and fruit sacks on exit, and volunteers then escorted kids from the local children's home to the show and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallipolis
Gallipolis
Harry Wheeler
Harold Broyles
Debare
American Legion | Social Organization
California
The
Volture
Christmas Guests of Mr Jevens and Family
Weekend visitors included Cathy Michael and Patty of Main Street, Mr and Mrs Odgen Stevens and Jackie of Gallipolis Ferry, and Miss Dorothy Benson of Point Pleasant. Also present were Mr and Mrs Forman Stevens and Benny of Apple Grove, Rev and Mrs O H Carder of Huntington, Eldrige Sauer of 63 Burdette Addition, James Langdon of Hickory Chapel, Profitt of Camp Conley, Elmer Plymale and family, Don Brown and daughter Lynn, Scotty Hyer, John Carpenter and children, Alice Bradshaw, and Mr and Mrs Edwin Gibbs family visiting from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevens
Childs
Cathy
Michael
Patty
Main Street
Odgen Stevens
Jackie
Gallipolis Ferry
Dorothy Benson
Point Pleasant
Forman Stevens
Benny
Apple Grove
O. H. Carder
Huntington
Milies
John. Carpenter
Larry, Connie, Stevie
Mary Ann
New’ Haven
Alice ‘Bradshaw
Rites Held For Infant Buried At Evergreen Cemetery
Infant Jaekwon Burdenackson, child of Wesley and Rene Burdenackson, died Sunday and was buried at 2 p.m. at Evergreen Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. C. M. Payne with graveside rites. the seven child family includes brothers Donald Inoger Charles Leroy and Robert and sister Bevel. The family details list McCoy funeral arrangements and the parents are identified with local residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era Eos Jaekwon
Wesley
Rene "Burdenackson
Bidol
Scatter
Holzer Hostal
Famly
Hosital
C. M. Payne
Everteen Cemetery
McCoy
Vinton
Donald
Inoger
Charles
Leroy
Robert
Bevel
Iv‘dean
Ives
United States
No One Hurt In Yuletide Weekend Accidents
National Safety Council notes Christmas weekend as peak for crashes with three incidents and no injuries. County sheriff reports two Route 35 mishaps on Saturday near Steene Bergen Hill and a field landing near Spring Hill dairy farm. A third crash on Route 2 at Ashton Saturday night left heavy damage, state police say.
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Stason
National Safety Council
Vsheriff’s Department
Steenebergen Hill
George Tames Cooper
Blankenship
Elmo Schutz
Robert Doss
Spring Hill
Ashton
Mae Davis Dies at 69
Mae Davis 69 retired elementary school teacher died at Holnet Honotal Saturday evening after sudden illness at her home 39 Fourth Ave Funeral services were at 2 p m today at Wetherholt funeral home and she was buried in Tym Rhos Cemetery near Gallipoli She was born February 22 1886 daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Jenkins Davis and belonged to the Presbyterian Church English Club and Order of Eastern Star Before retiring five years ago she taught at Washington Grade School Gallipolis She lived with sister Jane Davis another sister Mrs Allen Wood and brother Steve of Columbus survive and she was preceded in death by two sisters and three brothers
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Antaarvass
Mae Davis
Holnet
Honotal
Fourth Ave
Wetherholt
Tym
Rhos
Gallipoli
Stebbine
Daniel and
Elizabeth Jenkins Davis
Davis
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Washington Grade School
Gallipolis
Jane Davis
Allen
Wood
Steve
Columbus
Miss Davis
Six Gallipolis School Houses Sold at Auction
Gallia County School Board auctioned six school houses and a plot of land, with seats for students going to various buyers. Prices ranged from $1.50 to $1,500, and several buildings were abandoned by the board. Remaining seats were to be sold at fixed prices later, with proceeds benefiting the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Son Saute
Chambersburg
William Montgomery
Sullding
Brush College
Emmett Halley
Roy Johnson
Clip
Per Mill
Cromlish
John
Stewart
Providence School
Earl Cox
Gallipolis Wedding Plans for Lloyd Smith Engagement
The Gallipolis society notes an engagement between Marilyn Lloyd daughter of Mrs. A. J. Lloyd and Roger Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of Youngstown. Both are Ohio University students with Lloyd a Gallia Academy graduate and Phi Mu member and Smith a Broad High School graduate, Theta Chi member planning law studies next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Lloyd
A. J. Lloyd
Lloyd
Roger Smith
J. B. Smith
Youngstown
Ohio University
Wedding of Shirley Shobe and James Love at Trinity Methodist
Miss Shirley Sue Shobe and Airman Second Class James Mathew Love united in marriage Saturday at Trinity Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Otto and Mrs. Shobe, wore Chantilly lace and satin, with a crown-shaped veil, and carried a white Bible with carnations. The groom is the son of Thelma Love of Mason and the late Kenneth Love, stationed in Amarillo, Texas. A reception followed at the bride’s home. couple plans a southern wedding trip before Airman Love returns to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Sue Shobe
James
Mathew Love
Trinity
Methodist Church
Alvan C. Young Read
Otto Shove
Jefferson
Aveland
Thelma Love
Mason
Kerneth Love
Pays
C. S. Kelley
Miss Batsy King
Carol Heiskell
Leah Henry
Kelia Henry
Sonya Jo May
Bougue
Billy Shobel
Robert Rodgers
Brookie Henry
Lowell Shobel
Robert Jackson
Point Sj Pleasant High School
Ok-Kan
Point Pleasant Hich R School
Amarill
Tex
Air Force
Millard Halstead
Jackson Ave
Tom Walter
Wayne Kincade
Love
Amarillo
Christmas Guests Shared by Athens Residents
Athens Messenger notes holiday hospitality as Christmas dinner guests included Mrs. Minnie Huddleston and gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hite and daughter Roberta of Viand Street. Tony Bradshaw of Beckley visited his mother Mrs. P Bradshaw. John Wiseman and son John Jr. of Gallipolis were guests of Mrs Wise man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Wetherholt
Elias Wetherholt
Anna Simmerman
Nellie Pickering
Athens
Wayne Lutz
Charleston
John Latz
Laitz
Robert Sheets
J. P. Haskins
Judy Haskins
Hollis Queen
Lawrence Myers
Columnus
Alex Docie
Cary
Jane
D. & Carr
Glouster
Jail Faires
GC Hite
Maus
Maurey
Maurice Yonya Jo
Eorie
Henderson
W. C. Nebbergall
Tommy
St. Vernon Ave
Lilly Hite Nebbergall
Roxanne
David
Irs
Robert Hite
Roberta
Viand St
Dana Bradshaw
Viand
Conner
Columbus
John McNeill
Marquette Ave
Florida
Paul Rhodes
Trenton
Ela
Charles Odes
Monroue Ave
Add
Rhodes
Mary Louise
Marcella
Billy Abby
Peggy
Athens Messenger
Minnie Huddleston
Howard Stout
Stout
Hite
Tony Bradshaw
Beckley
P. Bradshaw
John Wiseman
John, Jr
Gallipolis
Mrs. Wiseman
Mrs
Eli
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Evans
Ompany
T. H. Brown
Earl Gibbs
Mossman Circle
Edwin Gibbs
Chicago
Gallipolis Society
John Halliday
Harry Miller
Marjorie
Don
Arthur
Tom Halliday
Jefferson Medical College
Iladelphia
Mary Christ Thompson
Bischott
J. Everett
Gerald
Charles Offenbachser
Jack Gulls
John Morgan
Robert Morgan
Cincinnati
Clyde Null
Hammond
Ind
Guy. White
Frank Loucks
Donald Robinson
Inc
Ladergors Scruery
Johnny Sauer
Eldridge Sauer
Holzer Hospital
Sauer
Marietta
Buick
Pt. Pleasant Society
Point Meatant Personals
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