Underwriters to Meet in Southern Ohio Association
Samuel S. Loyer of Columbus, vice president of the Ohio Association of Life Underwriters, will speak to members at noon Friday at Tye's Restaurant. His talk titled Why Belong will cover national state and local member benefits. Immediately after the meeting the NASA ninth class session will follow in the same room with Vance Campbell of Gallipolis as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Samuel S. Loyer
Columbus
Ohio Association of Life Underwriters
Southern Ohio Association of Life Underwriters
Tye
Loyer
NASA
Vance Campbell
Gallipolis
Well-Baby Clinic to Examine 13 Children at Health Center
Dr. Norman Goldstein pediatrician at Holzer Hospital will examine 13 children at the Well-Baby Clinic on January date at the Health Center. He is assisted by county health nurse Miss Dorothy Watkins and other staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Norman Goldstein
Holzer Hospital
Bernlohr Outlines Half Century Of Amateur Athletics
Capital University athletics director William Bernlohr outlined the growth of amateur sports over 50 years to the Logan Rotary Club. He traced the 1902 Western Conference formation the 1907 National High School Athletic Association creation and the 1910 NCAA code development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotary Club
William Bernlohr
Capital University
Columbus
Bernlohr
United States
National Association of Community Athletics
National High School Athletic Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Butler
New Court Room Opens as January Term Starts at Point Pleasant
The January term of circuit court convenes Monday in the new court house with Judge Oliver D. Kessel presiding. Eight felonies, 16 misdemeanors, 19 law cases, five civil appeals and 40 divorces are listed, with criminal pleas on January 8 and appeals on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Circuit Court
Oliver D. Kessel
John Oshel
Elizabeth Calloway
Celstine Faudree
Genevieve Roush
E. M. Duff
Marie Elias
Earl Fields
Elsie Flora
Maude Dike
Gail Faires
William Pancake
Mack Bennett, Jr
Melvin Boardman
Otho Cossin
Stanley Harbour
Thurl Stone
Oliver Kessel
R. F. Musgrave
D. M. Hope
Earl Mohr
C. G. Bauerle
W. H. Bardin
C. W. Casto
George Somerville
William H. Bardin
Yale Lighting Winners Are Announced
New Haven Garden Club and Nehachi ma Garden Club announce winners of the Community Lighting Contest. Judges were Mrs James Titus of Rutland and Mrs. Garen Stansbury of Middleport. Prizes donated by Bend area firms and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Martha Juling
Clyde Rice
Ricky Abel
William Powell
Cecil Faudree
Mason
Otto Grimm
Frank Harris
Donald F. Roush
Phil Wolpert
Harry Layne
Raymond Peters
Lloyd Roush
Carroll Adams
A. E. Dodson
Gob Johnston
State Mental Health Group Explained at Local Meet
Lillian Wesser, a member of the State Mental Health Association, spoke at Mason County Chapter meeting at the Presbyterian Church. She outlined regional division with Mason County in Region 3 and listed state committees including education planning and fund raising. Local members named to committees were Rev. Jerome D. Rogers, Mary McClure, and Dr. Mildred Bateman. A January 15 state dinner in Charleston is planned with legislators as guests. Campbell Stevens will represent Mason County. Dr Thelma Owens also spoke briefly. Eugene Ball presided and named new nominating committee members. The chapter has 56 members and will launch a mental health fund advertising campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lillian Wesser
State Organization of Association of Mental Health
Mason County
Presbyterian Church
Jerome D. Rogers
Mary McClure
Mildred Bateman
Wesser
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Campbell Stevens
Apple Grove
Thelma Owens
Owen
Social Notes From Point Pleasant Farm Club And Churches
Farm Women To Meet Pioneer Farm Women's Club gathers Monday at 7 30 pm at 2227 Jackson Ave with Mrs H J Barr hosting and Mrs Kay Crank presiding. WSCS of Hickory Chapel Church meets Thursday at 7 30 pm in the church basement with Mrs Charles Osher presiding and hostesses Mrs Emmett Riffle and Mrs William Riffle. Christ Church Episcopal service guild shifts to first Wednesday pattern with luncheon and meeting postponed to the following Wednesday for New Years. Visitors from Parkersburg return home after visiting Mrs Lovell's mother and relatives. Mrs Aeiker and Mrs Lovell spend time with Mr and Mrs Dewey Deal Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Farm Women's Club
H. J. Barr
Jackson Ave
Kay Crank
WSCS
Hickory Chapel Church
Charles Osher
Emmett Riffle
William Riffle
Service Guild of
Christ Church Episcopal
Jimmy Lovell
Stevie
Parkersburg
Holiday Guests Gather in Several WV Homes
Families from Hickory Chapel Huntington Columbus Morgantown and Park Drive host relatives over the holiday. Visitors include Charles Oshel and Ruth Oshel and Charles Oshel Jr. from Huntington and Columbus plus local WVU student Vernon Jewell and Eddie Sommer with Blain and Sommer families in Morgantown and Beech Hill. Larry Coder of Portsmouth also visiting his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oshel
Hickory Chapel
Huntington
Ruth Oshel
Columbus
C. M. Harris
Boyd Pickens
Park Dr
Glenville Jewell
Morgantown
Homer S. Smith
Ohio River Rd
Thomas Jewell
Vernon Ave
Jewell
West Virginia University
Eddie Sommers
A. E. Sommer
South Side
H. O. Blain
Beech Hill
Sommer
Ruth Ellen Blain
Larry Coder
Portsmouth
Four Drivers And One Drunk Fined
Two men, L. V. Hemlee and Galza W. Smith, were fined $10 and costs each for speeding. Harry Randolph Whitlock and Billy Bright Jr were fined for improper passing. William Watterson was fined on a drunk charge. State police cited the highway violations and city police the drunk charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
L. V. Hemlee
Galza W. Smith
Harry Randolph Whitlock
Billy Bright, Jr
William Watterson
Holiday visits noted among Rio Grande and Logan families
Larry Shamblin of Rio Grande visits Mr and Mrs Ralph Rife during the holidays. Charles Hern and family visit E M Musgrave and William Musgrave and sons John and Daniel. Laurence V a ughan visits daughter Mrs Fred Gillenwater in Logan West Virginia. Gary Fife visits G A Fife and family. Charles Hern and Ora Darnell share an evening. B L Hern receives letter from Dr and Mrs F M Cluff who moved to Texas last summer. Cluffs bought property near the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Larry Shamblin
Rio Grande
Mrs
Ralph Rife
Laurence Vaughan
Fred Gillenwater
Logan
Gary Fife
Two Divorce Suits Filed In Point Pleasant Circuit Court
Two divorce suits filed in the Point Pleasant circuit court allege cruelty. Eugene Seabolt seeks divorce from Jessie Ruth Seabolt amid their marriage begun June 8, 1957. Velma Roush asks divorce from Lew Roush with custody of four children. Lonnie Rayburn sues James F. Daugherty for 614.18 dollars alleging taxi accident losses including 446.18 cab damage and 168 dollars for 14 days of operation loss on Route 35, Oct. 4, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Circuit Court
Eugene Seabolt
Jessie Ruth Seabolt
Velma Roush
Lew Roush
Lonnie Rayburn
James F. Daugherty
Rayburn
Mission Steering Group Plans Six Day Meeting
Point Pleasant prepares for a six day preaching mission opening February 9 in the Senior High School auditorium. Rev Kenneth W Chandler presided as speakers announced include Don A Brandies Claude A Broach Roy A Burkhart Ting R Chami e Paul Hardin Jr Frank C Laubach and Charles A Trenth am. Bud Head leads music. Ben Somerville chairs transportation. Walden Roush heads youth. Stanford Duncan ushering. Milford Icard seating. University Women to supervise book store. more chairmen to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ministerial Association
Kenneth W. Chandler
Don A. Brandies
Claude A. Broach
St. John’s Baptist Church
Charlotte
N. C
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
Columbus
Ohio
Ting R. Chamie
University Place
First Methodist Church of
Birmingham
Ala
Frank C. Laubach
New York City
Charles A. Trentham
First Baptist Church
Knoxville Town
Stanford Duncan
Milford Icard
American Association of University Women
Two Marriage Licenses Issued Here in Point Pleasant
County Clerk Orville Sturgeon issued licenses to Danny Robert Mayes 18 son of Robert and Della Casto Mayes Henderson and Betty Jean Spears 18 daughter of Carl and Jewell Spears Henderson. and to George William Riffle 21 Leon son of Harry and Virginia Mae Plants Riffle and Zelma Marie Deweese 19 daughter of John and Clara Shinn Deweese Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Orville Sturgeon
Danny Robert Mayes
Robert
Della Margaret Casto Mayes
Henderson
Betty Jean Spears
Carl and
Jewell Robertson Spears
George William Riffle
Leon
Harry
Virginia Mae Plants Riffle
Zelma Marie Deweese
John and
Clara Shinn Deweese
Birth announced for Dunlap couple in Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dunlap of Point Pleasant welcome a son. Discharged and admitted notes list patients including Mrs Russell Williamson from South Side and Bird Jackson Henderson Genevieve Gillespie Henderson Carrie Nutter Henderson Russell Thomas Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dunlap
Point Pleasant
Russell Williamson
South Side
Bird Jackson
Henderson
Genevieve Gillespie
Carrie Nutter
Russell Thomas
Leon
New Haven Holiday Guests Return from Danforth Illinois
New Haven residents hosted out of town visitors over the holiday. Mr and Mrs Phil Batey and children returned from Danforth Illinois where they stayed with Mrs Bateys parents Mr and Mrs J G Switters. Guests of Mr and Mrs C F Riddle included George Criner John Petit and their families from Spencer. Ethel Riddle National WCTU secretary spent several days. Jo Ann Embleton visited from Akron. Mrs A K McClung Wahama High School teacher was taken to Holzer Hospital Christmas Day with pleurisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Batey
Danforth, Ill
C. F. Riddle
George Criner
John Petit
Spencer
Ethel Riddle
National Wctu
Jo Ann Embleton
Akron
Katherine Embleton
A. K. McClung
Wahama
Holzer Hospital
Logan-Hocking County Sets 1958 Corn Acreage Allotment
Logan-Hocking County will have a corn acreage allotment of 6675 acres in 1958, announced by Wayne Ball, chair of the county ASC. Cooperators will receive notices by Jan. 10. producers planting corn on farms with no prior acreage in 1955 56 or 57 must apply for allotments by Jan. 31 to qualify for price support and soil bank participation. Application blanks available at the ASC office in the Stage Coach Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Wayne Ball
County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
ASC
Ball
Soil Bank
Soil Bank Pro
Stage Coach Inn
One Just Never Knows Radiator Fire Sparks Insurance Remark
In Monroe Michigan a radiator repairman beneath a car told an insurance salesman that nothing ever happens here. A spark from his wrench ignited gasoline, causing a shop fire that spread to a nearby sewer. The repairman escaped injury and firefighters contained the blaze. The man then asked for Turner's fountain pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
Bob Turner
Robert Vermettt
Vermett
Turner
Services Held for Mary A. Rannels
Logan mourns Mary Alice Rannels 91 widow of Dr. D A Rannels who died Friday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Funeral 1 pm Monday Woodard Funeral Home with Rev Earl F Schottke officiating. Pallbearers Edwin Mac Neal William Cox Robert Fry Thomas Rannels Hayes Pritchard Kent Ropstock. Burial Elk Cemetery Mc Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Woodard
Mary Alice Rannels
Hocking Valley Hospital
D. A. Rannels
Earl F. Schottke
Mary Louise Bowen
Edwin Mac Neal
William Cox
Robert Fry
Thomas Rannels
Hayes Pritchard
Kent Ropstock
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital Births Noted in Logan Area
Mr and Mrs Francis Burgess of Logan welcome a son and Mr and Mrs John Mullins of Logan Route 1 greet a daughter. Dismissals include Mrs Harley Jinks of Laurelville Harry Breeze of Nelsonville Mrs Clyde Wilson of Logan and Miss Mary Howdyshell of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burgess
Logan
John Mullins
Harley Jinks
Laurelville
Harry Breeze
Nelsonville
Clyde Wilson
Mary Howdyshell
Emotions Affect Unborn Babies In Animal Tests
New tests show babies can be emotionally scarred by mothers during pregnancy. Pregnancy rats exposed to stress produced emotionally abnormal offspring, with effects appearing relatively permanent. In one case mice born to normal mothers developed emotional changes when raised by stressed foster mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
William R. Thompson
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Thompson
Clarence Ebert Rites Held This Afternoon
Services for Clarence W. Ebert 32 of Laurelville Route 2 were held at 2 p m in the South Bloomingville Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Stewart officiating. Burial was in Green Summit Cemetery Adelphi. He is survived by wife Frances a son Max Lee a daughter Joyce Elaine his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Ebert three brothers Charles Samuel and David and three sisters Esther Brown Ruth Congreve and Mary Eveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brown
Ruth Congreve
Laurelville
Mary Eveland
Tarlton
Rifle Pellet Removed From Finger of Boy
Logan route 4 boy Gary Kunkler ten received an air rifle as a Christmas gift. He tripped while aiming and a pellet lodged in his right forefinger. Doctors at Hocking Valley Hospital removed it and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Route 4
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gary Kunkler
Raymond Kunkler
Murray City Social Notes Gather Christmas Visitors
Murray City lists Christmas guests and family visits from Buchtel Corning Rushville Cincinnati and other towns. Families include Russells Foltz Bryan Lewis Wooten Moody Gasney Craft Lanning Smith Sabo and Duffy with relatives in Bethel Williamsburg Nelsonville Pataskala Reynoldsburg Columbus and Glouster visiting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Charles Russell
William Russell
Buchtel
Dale Swyers
Corning
Okey Foltz
Logan
Clyde Bryan
Rushville
Edgar
Cincinnati
Bryan
Bertha Bryan
William Snedden
Martha McKay
Mode Lewis
Lorenzo Lewis
Bethel
Laurence Lewis
Williamsburg
Ohio
Robert Lewis
Dan Bunting
Laurence Wooten
Pearl Gasney
Nelsonville
Mr. Gasney
Emmet Short
Althea Bryan
Pomeroy
Howard Craft
Clayton Worthington
Pataskala
John Lanning
Columbus
Lanning
Johnnie Morgan
Reynoldsburg
Rex Lanning
Christmas Party at Methodist Church Sees Santa Visit
Shawnee circle hosted its annual WSCS Christmas party on December 18 in the church social rooms with Hazel Ricketts presiding. Edna Farmer led prayers and devotions while children sang and Santa distributed gifts. Lunch followed, served by Edna Farmer and Margaret Hopkins. Guests included Dick Hopkins visiting from Columbus, along with the Nicholas family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Circle I
WSCS
Methodist Church
Hazel Ricketts
Edna Farmer
Santa
Margaret Hopkins
Christmas Day guests visit from Chillicothe and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Luster West and two children of Chillicothe were Christmas Day guests at the Frank Clark home. Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell and daughter Linda were Columbus guests Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luster West
Chillicothe
Frank Clark
James Jewell
Linda
Columbus
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Cap’s Bernlohr
Tic Association
Capital
Bornlohr
Morton Fpstein
Jeff Spalsbury
Bill Baird
Tion
Ellis McCommis
Ida Stanley
Ottie C. Roush
John E. Brown
J. G. F. Johnson
Carroll Casto
S. D. Littlepage
C. J. Hyre
George G. Somerville
Ray Benson
Randall
Hardy Neal
Assumpsit
Virgil Roberts
Charles Glenn
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Ray Curtis Clark
George Grant
Arlene Grimm
Ernest
Blanche Compser
John Wilker
Rich Valley Dairy Co
Theodore Stevens
Rolfe Lee
Paul McKinney
Bill Bone
Cutter
D. B. Morgan
Thelma
Jenkins Concrete Products
Adm
William Lee Manuel
Thomas Lee Warner
Pauline Manuel
Nellie Josephine Devault
Dora Lee Allen
James Daugherty
Yale
R D. Oseland
Charles Hern
E. M. Musgrave
William Musgrave
Daniel
Point Clinic
Sir Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
New Zealand
Vivian Fuchs
South Pole
Hillary
Pole
Avnannedd
Mary A. Rannels
Clarence Ebert
Murray City Social Notes
Syd Wolfe, Jr
Gene Smith
Edd Smith
Smith Home
James Smith
Louis Sabo
Richard Duffy
Betty Sabo
Dick Hopkins
Edward Hopkins
Quick's
Cussins & Fearn
Carpenter St
Athens, O
Cline
Moon
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
The
United Dairy Co
Mroon
Washington St
Scotty Roberts
Mgr
E. Main St
Siines
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