Vinton County Courthouse Sees Three Office Changes
McArthur area voters prepare for January 1 when newly elected officials assume office in Vinton County. Freeman resumes prosecuting attorney duties while Newdick relinquishes the post. Frn to become county commissioner, Abele takes the General Assembly seat, and other officials including sheriff Brown coroner Strong engineer Ogan clerk Robb and recorder Agnes Scott begin new terms. The county board of commissioners meets January 3 to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Agnes Scott
Allensville
Board of County Commissioners
C. W. McFadden
Ray
Theodore R. Boring
Ronald FE. Simms
Work At Lake Continues Despite Adverse Weather
Lake Logan dam and spillway construction proceed amid cold rain and high winds as Parkersburg Excavation Co. pushes toward completion two miles from gan. Reinforcements such as steel for the spillway arrive while earth movers shape the clay core with no firm finish date, earlier estimates suggesting six weeks to two months in favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lake Logan
Parkersburg Excavation Co
Gan
Clear Fork Creek
Logan Area Society News Highlights Local Events
Essie Gano of Xenia visits son Meridith Gano. Macks move into new home at 253 W Second St formerly owned by Pearl Watkins. Carl Blosser attends district managers meeting in McArthur. Baker couple back from Columbus. Eagles Lodge oyster supper after meeting tonight. Aurands host Christmas dinner on Logan Route 4 with Stiverson Gorby Iles Blair Lanning and others from Lancaster Logan. Farewell dinner planned for Mrs. Otto Lyke at Venus Chapter Eastern Star. Starr-Washington School head D O Davis in Chicago for national education meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Ernest Aurand
Logan
Elmer Stiverson
Carolyn
Carl Gorby
Ronnie
Janice
Lancaster
Kenneth Iles
Earl Blair
Frank Lanning
Paul
James
George
Masonic Hall
Otto Lyke
Mississippi
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
D. O. Davis
Starr
Hocking Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Recent admissions and births at Hocking Valley Hospital include Albert Mount of Logan undergoing surgery Elizabeth Essex of New Straitsville also having surgery H McKiddie of Albion Michigan medical George Meadows of Logan Route 4 Mrs Viola Corby of Carbon Hill and Mr and Mrs Paul H Blosser of Enterprise welcome a daughter Mr and Mrs James Brown of Junction City welcome a son Mr and Mrs Daniel Woolever of Logan welcome a daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Albert Mount
Elizabeth Essex
New Straitsville
H. McKiddie
Albion
Mich
George Meadows
Paul H. Blosser
Enterprise
James Brown
Junction City
Daniel Woolever
Wise Jr and Russell Visit Athens and Mc Arthur on County Business
Meigs County officials Charles H. Wise Jr. and sheriff-elect Charles Russell toured Athens and Mc Arthur on county business Thursday. They visited local offices and met residents as part of transition planning before Wise Jr. assumes deputy sheriff duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles H. Wise Jr
Meigs County
Charles Russell
Athens
McArthur
Gibisonville Area Man Dies at 86
Logan William Marion Anderson 86 lifelong Gibisonville resident died Tuesday night at his son's home after three weeks of ill health. He was a former prominent farmer, member of Gibisonville Methodist Church, survived by five daughters and four sons, 43 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren. services Friday at Gibisonville Methodist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Marion Anderson
Gibisonville
B. L. Anderson
Thomas J. Anderson
Has
Juhling Dies After Illness at 60 in Middleport
William H. Juhling aged 60 of S Second Ave Middleport died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 30 p.m. at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with interment in River View Cemetery. Survived by wife Edna Gardner Juhling a daughter Mrs Edgar Tuckerman a granddaughter and grandson and brothers and sisters George Miss Emma Juhling Mrs Walter Nelson Mrs J F Beverage and Charles Juhling He was longtime Middleport resident known for window dressing art work and clothing ventures and later worked as an exterminator and in the Meigs County auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
William H. Juhling
S. Second Ave
Rawlings- Coats
Riverview Cemetery
Edna Gardner Juhling
Edgar Tuckerman
Athens
George
Emma Juhling
New York City
Walter Nelson
Staten Island
J. F. Beverage
Chestnut St
Charles Juhling
Hartford
W. Va
Juhling
Rathburn & Sons
Tricounty
Herbert Chambers
Chambers
Exterminator
Meigs County Auditor's Office
McGrath Denies Assault Charge in Domestic Case
Logan Lester McGrath of Sand Run pleads innocent to assault and battery charged by his wife Bette. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond after arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart following arrest by Deputies Jack Waldron and Lloyd Fraizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lester McGrath
Bette
McGrath
S. B. Whitehart
Jack Waldron
Lloyd Fraizer
Time Schedule Listed For Veterans Benefits in Logan County
Logan County veterans service officer John Buchanan issues deadlines for veteran benefits. Eligible personnel should visit the county courthouse veterans office for full details on reinstatement, NSLI changes, burial and pension claims, GI Bill education, loan guarantees, and survivor benefits with various cutoffs through 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Buchanan
Hocking County
Veterans Service
Veterans Service Office
Jeg
Veterans Administration
Driver Pleads Guilty To Leaving Crash
Maxine Marie Murphy of Lancaster pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after sideswiping Edward Dalton's parked car on W Hunter Street and fleeing north on Route 33. A $25 fine plus costs was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Maxine Marie Murphy
Lancaster
Edward Dalton
W. Hunter Street
Route 33
Winter Driving Tips from Logan Chief Ellinger
Police Chief Sol Ellinger urges motorists to slow down in rain sleet or snow citing Ohio State Safety Council data showing winter accidents rise about 50 percent. He lists six precautions store brakes before heavy traffic test road feel slow on slick pavement use chains keep windows and lights clear pump brakes and maintain larger following distance pedestrians should cross only at intersections and yield to approaching cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sol Ellinger
Ohio State Safety Council
Ellinger
Driver Fined After DUI Arrest in Racine Route
Howard B. Stitts of Hobson aged 54 was arrested by the State Highway Patrol on Route 124 near Racine for driving an automobile while under the influence. He pleaded guilty at Mayor Spencer's court and was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Howard B. Stitts
Hobson
State
Highway Patrol
Racine
Stitts
Spencer
Meigs General Hospital Admits Diverse Patients
Meigs General Hospital reports admissions including Kitrell Williams from Pomeroy for medical care, Robert Landers of Minersville, Louella Griffin of Reedsville, Nellie Dunn of Middleport for medical needs, Mrs Mabel Brace of Racine for surgery, Jan Haddox of Athens for tonsillectomy, Mr and Mrs William Davis of Pomeroy with a newborn daughter, Mr and Mrs James Ingram of Pomeroy with a daughter, plus emergencies George James of Hartford W Va, Mrs Albert Hughes of Middleport, Hobart Cozart of Portland, Pearl Searles of Cheshire. Discharges include George Starcher of Pomeroy and Mrs Loraine Davis with daughter of Pomeroy and Mrs Dorothy Stewart with daughter of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitrell Williams
Pomeroy
Robert Landers
Minersville
Louella Griffin
Reedsville
Nellie Dunn
Middleport
Mabel Brace
Racine
Jan Haddox
Athens
William Davis
James Ingram
George James
Hartford
W. Va
Albert Hughes
Hobart Cozart
Portland
Pearl Searles
Cheshire
George Starcher
Julian Hilly Letart
Loraine Davis
Dorothy Stewart
Birth of twins announced in Hemlock Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook announce the birth of twin daughters at Meigs Hospital on December 22. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Woodyard of Albany Route 2 and Mrs. Hugh Cook of Hemlock Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Charles Cook
Meigs Hospital
Bliss Woodyard
Albany
Hugh Cook
Lanning Announces Birth of Son in Hemlock Area
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lanning announce the birth of a son on December 20 at the home of the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson of Fultonham. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanning with great grandparents listed in Hemlock and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
Eugene Lanning
Albert Wilson
Fultonham
Richard Lanning
Rachel Inman
Corning
Jennie Gehring
David Lanning
Murray City
Bowman
Morgan County
Lee McCool
Cincinnati
Dayton
McCool
McCray Insurance Co
Logan
Ralph Post
Marvin
Noah Bray
Willis Bray
Shawnee
Dick Tharp
Charles Bope
Columbus
Harry Tharp
James A. Flowers
Forrest Flowers
Glenna Williams
Pomeroy Engagement Announced for Vera Roush and Robert Slagle
Mrs. M S Roush of Rutland announces the engagement of Vera Marie Roush to Robert Craig Slagle son of Mr and Mrs Craig Slagle of Gallipolis The bride to be Vera Marie Roush is a Rutland High School graduate and Holzer Hospital School of Nursing current Holzer Hospital nurse The groom to be Robert Slagle attends Ohio University College of Commerce The wedding is planned for next summer The note also covers a Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES potluck dinner at Mrs Lulu Neases home with flowers candles and a business session led by Mrs Bess Weed A guest Edith Witt formerly Edith Bowen of Cleveland attends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
M. S. Roush
Rutland
Vera Marie
Robert Craig Slagle
Craig Slagle
Gallipolis
Miss Roush
Rutland High School
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Holzer Hospital
Slagle
College of Commerce
Ohio University
Order of Eastern Star
Lulu Nease
Bess Weed
Edith Witt
Edith Bowen
Cleveland
Harry Smith
Funeral Rites Wednesday For W. Ward
Funeral services for W A Ward were held Wednesday afternoon at Rawlings Coats funeral home with Rev C M Pomeroy officiating and a First Baptist Church quartet. Ward died at Holzer Hospital after being injured when slate fell in the Henry mine in Mason County W Va. Many relatives attended from Ohio locations including Wellston Columbus and Ravenswood along with Ward family members. Pallbearers included Leslie Ervin Gilbert Ervin Harold Ward and others. flowers were provided by the Ladies Bible Class of First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
W. A. Ward
Rawlings-Coats
C. M. Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
William Diles
Mason County
W. Va
Ward
William Robson
Gravel Hill
Ben Ervin
Charleston
Harvey Zimmerman
Wellston
John Dawson
Ernest Ervin
Arthur Christian
Gilbert Ervin
All of
Columbus
Phillip Ward
Hamden
Russell Morgan
Betty
Anthony Ward
McArthur
Maggie Salts
Chester Ward
Chillicothe
James Christian
James Salmons
Dundas
Elmer Ward
Logan
Julia Camp
Letha Clark
Lake Alma
Kermit Ward
Earl Ward
Bob
Don Ward
Thomas Lowery
Chauncey
Randolph Ward
Ravenswood
Cecil Ward
Pomeroy
Melvin Devol
James Ward
William Ward
Charlottesville
Leslie Ervin
Harold Ward
John Taylor
Richard Jeffries
Boy Struck by Auto: Uninjured After Collision in Ripley
Mays Jr. and his friends from W Va were en route to a wedding in Chesapeake when their car struck Jackie Braley on W Main Street near the Christian Church. Braley was treated at Meigs General Hospital and discharged with no injuries. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Homer Braley of 610 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Foster Mays Jr
Kenna
W. Va
Ernest Parsons
Lewis
Johnson
Ripley
Chesapeake
Mays
Jackie Braley
Jackie
W. Main St
Christian Church
Bill Hayes
Middleport
Meigs General Hospital
Homer Braley
E. Main St
Marriage Licenses Reported From Local Counties
Marriage licenses issued include James F Williamson 25 farmer Southside and Bea Ruth Reynolds 21 Pomeroy. Ralph Davis 23 steelworker Pomeroy and Juanita Teaford 17 Pomeroy. Carl Dale Askew 31 Gallipolis and Kathleen Scott 25 Pomeroy. Floyd Snowden 22 student Rutland and Tressa Pickens 16 Langsville. Lewis R Miller 32 associate county agent Upper Sandusky and Angie Shain 25 Pomeroy. Wayne Adams 18 laborer Columbus and Hope Swain 17 Long Bottom. Raymond Mullen 21 lumber man Walker W Va and Lynn Bartlett 18 Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Williamson
Farmer
Southside
Bea Ruth Reynolds
Pomeroy
Ralph Davis
Juanita Teaford
Carl Dale Askew
Gallipolis
Kathleen Scott
Floyd Snowden
Rutland
Tressa Pickens
Langsville
Lewis R. Miller
Upper Sandusky
Angie Shain
Wayne Adams
Columbus
Hope Swain
Long Bottom
Raymond Mullen
Walker
W. Va
Lynn Bartlett
Racine
Pomeroy Personal Visits Over Christmas Weekend
Community notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. Coward Calvert and son Dodgie with James Laughlin family in East Liverpool. B. W. Donnally visits from Pittsburgh to Greta Price in Lincoln Hill. Homer Holter family and Pat Thompson meet Carl Rushbaugh family in Quaker City, Ohio. Bob Hayes visits his mother Ellen Couch for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward Calvert
Dodgie
Don McKinsey
Calvert
Jon
Ron
Gary
James Laughlin
East Liverpool
B. W. Donnally
Pittsburgh
Greta D. Price
Lincoln Hill
Homer Holter
Ray
Pat Thompson
Carl Rushbaugh
Quaker City
Ohio
Bob Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Ellen Couch
Syracuse Man Thomas Capehart Dies at 88
POMEROY Thomas J Capehart 88 of Syracuse died at home Wednesday evening he is survived by two sisters Miss Mary Capehart and Mrs Grace Williams both of Syracuse four nieces and five nephews funeral arrangements to be announced by Ewing Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Thomas J. Capehart
Syracuse
Mary Capehart
Grace Williams
Ewing
One Car Stolen Finds Another in Middleport Recovery
Middleport police seeking a car stolen December 12 from a Five Points residence recovered a second stolen vehicle from Jack I. Davis of McArthur Route 2. Chief C. E. Parker said Weston police would return the car to its owner after proper identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Five Points
Jack I. Davis
McArthur
C. E. Parker
Wellston
Superintendent Named To OEA Department
POMEROY Pomeroy School Superintendent W A Smith was elected secretary treasurer of the departmental group of exempted village superintendents of the Ohio Education Association at the annual convention in Columbus Monday. He had just completed a year as president of the Southeastern Ohio Education Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
W. A. Smith
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Columbus
Welker Family Purchases Home Near Sugar Run
Sheriff Ralph Welker and his family are moving into their new residence at 163 Mulberry Ave after purchasing the Schoenlein property. The Welkers, with sons Jerry and Jackie who attend Sugar Run School, plan to move in upon his retirement on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ralph Welker
Sheriff's Office
Welkers
Schoenlein
Mulberry Ave
Mrs. Lomax to Lead Vinton March of Dimes Drive
Mrs. Erman Lomax, wartime editor and now office manager, named head of the Vinton County March of Dimes drive for infantile paralysis. The annual fund campaign will begin January 13 in Vinton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lomax
Vinton March of Dimes
McArthur
Erman Lomax
McArthur Democrat-Enquirer
McArthur Supply Co
Vinton County
Lomax
Account Filed for Frank and Glenn Strong Estates
Pomeroy Berne R. Strong administratrix has filed her first and final account for the estates of Frank Strong and formerly administrator of Glenn Strong. The account was suspended for settlement and the cause continued in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Berne
R. Strong
Frank Strong
Glenn Strong
Jurors Drawn for January Vinton County Court Terms
Names of 15 grand jurors and 21 petit jurors for the January term of the common pleas court in Vinton County were drawn December 24 by commissioners Milford H. Harden and John E. Bray. Grand jurors include Mabel Shively and Ruth Bay among others. petit jurors list Nola Sowers Julia Morley Wilbur Arledge and several others. Prosecuting Attorney elect James R. Freeman said the grand jury will be called January 24 to review criminal cases. no petit jury date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Shively
McArthur
Raoul Roof
Radcliff
Kenneth Beckley
Albany
S. R. Buskirk
Lewis Goodin
Ruth Norton
Etta Cottrill
Everett Ratcliff
Londonderry
A. O. Ringer
Creola
Stace Peck
Clyde Morrow
Hamden
Velda Barney
Allensville
Milan Eby
Alice Peters
Zaleski
Jacob Millstead
New Plymouth
Autye Baker
Maggie Henderson
Mayme Hartley
Mary Thompson
Velma Pearse
Harley Davis
South Bloomingville
Walter Frazee
Walter Wilt
Bay
Mildred Wells
Ewington
Blanche Cline
S. E. Tripp
James R. Freeman
Radiosonde Found on Vinton Farm Near McArthur
An instrument known as a radiosonde was found on the Charles Cram farm three miles northeast of McArthur on Christmas by A. W. Thomas. The unit, likely balloon-transported, was released by U S Army weather observers on December 20 to collect upper air data for weather forecasts and storm warnings. Thomas turned the radiosonde over to Postmaster J E Rosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Charles Cram
A. W. Thomas
U. S. Army
Thomas
J. E. Rosser
McArthur Records Two and Four Degrees Above Zero
Thermometer readings show two degrees above zero in McArthur Sunday morning and four degrees above zero on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Realty Tax Books To Open Jan 17 In 1948 Second Half
McArthur reports realty tax books for the second half of 1948 will not open until Monday January 17. Vinton county treasurer Ronald E. Simms announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Ronald E. Simms
Births in Vinton County Teresa Ann and Merle Mathew Jr. born
A daughter Teresa Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coyle of Byer on December 22 at the Chamberlain clinic. A son Merle Mathew Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Beth el of McArthur Route 2 on December 24 at the Chamberlain clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Ann
Ralph Coyle
Byer
Chamberlain Clinic
Merle Mathew ,Jr
Merle Bethel
McArthur Route 2
Vinton County Land Transfers Highlight Property Moves
Pearl Carpenter transfers 80 acres in Jackson Township to C. E. and Rose Fout. William L. and Helen E. Goodwin convey part of inlet 101 in McArthur to Lawrence FE and Eloise A. Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Carpenter
C. E
Rose Fout
Jackson Township
William L
Helen E. Goodwin
Lawrence FE
Eloise A. Morley
Inlet 101
McArthur
Three Cats Suspected Of Rabies In Vinton County
The Vinton County Health Department reports three new suspected rabies cases in cats around McArthur. A Clarence Phillips cat scratched Stanley and Carl Phillips before being shot. another Hoyd family cat bit four members and is under observation. a Radcliff cat attacked Elsie Griffis and was killed for head analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County Health Department
Clarence Phillips
Stanley Phillips
Carl Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Everett Hoyd
Jackson
Health Department
Radcliff
Elsie Griffis
Ted Hollingshead
Hollingshead
Auto Driver Fined After Bus Mishap
McARTHUR Clarence Ousley fined 50 dollars in Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated He was arrested for driving a Greyhound bus off Route 75 The bus was driven by Willard Hunter Judge A L Chatfield suspended driving rights 90 days and required a 10000 insurance bond He faces a suspended jail sentence conditional on good behavior and sobriety Also two cognovit note entries were approved in court this week involving Dale D Remy and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ousley
Chatfield
Common Pleas Court
Dale D. Remy
Delos W. Shephard
Fever Cases Reported in Western Vinton County
Four scarlet fever cases were reported by the Vinton County Health Department in the extreme western sector. Patients include Maxine Clary 15 and Ovid Clary 9 of Londonderry Route 1, plus children of Amos Detty and Walter Smith of the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Maxine Clary
Ovid Clary
Sidney Clary
Londonderry
Amos Detty
Walter Smith
Thirteen Vinton County youths to take draft tests
McARTHUR Thirteen Vinton County youths will be ordered to Portsmouth January 10 to take draft physical examinations, clerk Roger Haynes announced. Eleven had been listed for examination December 20, which was cancelled due to the Christmas holidays.
Christmas Seal Sale Exceeds 1947 Total
McARTHUR reports 1948 Christmas Seal drive receipts total 708.11 dollars as of December 27, up 43 dollars from last year. Mrs. Ray Cooper, chairman, urges Vinton County residents to respond to Christmas seal letters awaiting last minute Christmas preparations.
Licensed to Marry John O'Reilly and Mary Boley
John O'Reilly age 23 of New Straits ville a soldier plans to wed Mary Boley age 25 of New Plymouth in a marriage license notice. The record lists both parties and their ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Reilly
New Straitsville
Mary Boley
New Plymouth
McArthur opens new beauty salon in Market Street building
Mrs. Mary Wallar opened a beauty parlour in McArthur’s new two story brick building on S Market Street opposite the courthouse. Built for Frank M Murphy by Elza King, the rear houses Murphy restaurant storeroom and a tavern. Second floor has two apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Mary Wallar
S. Market St
Elza King
Frank M. Murphy
Murphy
Wallar
Mary Murphy
Russell Wallar
Austin Beauty College of Columbus
Friday Eve Celebration Scheduled at McArthur High School
McArthur Band Mothers Club invites residents of Wilkesville Winston Township Hamden Wellston Dundas Zaleski Allensville New Plymouth and Albany to a New Year Eve celebration in the McArthur High School auditorium. The String Dusters from station WBEX Chillicothe perform at 8 15 p m then dance music from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m. There will be games movies and refreshments. The event starts at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur—Band Mothers Club
McArthur High School
Wilkesville
Winston Township
Hamden
Wellseton
Dundas
Zaleski
Allensville
New Plymouth
Albany
String Dusters
WBEX
Chillicothe
Hartley Rites Planned for Pfc Ray Hartley
Funeral services for Pfc. Ray Hartley who died in Japan will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Wilkesville Presbyterian Church. The American Legion directs the rites and burial is in Vinton Memorial Cemetery. He died in January 1946 and is survived by his parents Tom and Leanna Hartley and sister Mrs. Earl Cray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
Pfc
Ray Hartley
Japan
Wilkesville Presbyterian Church
R. H. Woltz
American Legion
Vinton Memorial Cemetery
Pfe. Hartley
Tom and
Leanna Hartley
Earl Cray
Here
FHA Group Views Farms McArthur
The Farmers Home Administration Committee of Vinton County met December 17 in the county agent's office at McArthur. Applicants seeking farm purchases with FHA assistance were interviewed and the committee conducted inspections of each farm under consideration. Attending were Thomas B. Foster state field representative FHA C L Harper Justice P Harden George L Brown Ruth A Murphy Ollie J Conley and Gail Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Farmers Home Administration Committee
Vinton County
Farmers Home Administration
Thomas B. Foster
FHA
C. L. Harper
Justice P. Harden
George L. Brown
Ruth A. Murphy
Ollie J. Conley
Veterans
Gail Russell
Gallipolis
Slow Sale Reported for 1949 Dog Tags in Vinton County
Auditor Theodore R. Boring said fewer than 30 dog tags had been sold as of today. The sale began weeks ago with a January 20, 1949 deadline for new tags. Fees are one dollar for males or spayed females, three dollars for females, and ten dollars for kennel licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Theodore R. Boring
Boring
New Hotel Lounge Set for Friday Opening
McARTHUR Ja la Lounge at Hotel McArthur will officially open Friday. Manager Paul E Hogan announced the newly decorated lounge, a night-club permit is in place, and meals will be served in the dining room for the first time in years starting after the new year.
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Vinton
Logan Area Society News
Hocking Hospital
Gibisonville Area
Heinlein
Gibisonville Methodist Church
Fairview
Falls Township
W. H. Juhling
Life Insurance
U. S
NAVY
Norfolk
Pomeroy Social Notes
W. Ward
Pomeroy Personals
Thomas Capehart
Vinton Farm
Hartley Rites
FHA Group Views Farms
Logan Sandwich House
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