Community meeting planned at Mrs Ed Kurtzman residence
A meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 pm will be hosted by eco-hostess Mrs Miles Dyer at the home of Mrs Ed Kurtzman on Spring Street. Mra E Bingman will lead the program. Funeral services were scheduled for this afternoon at Moore's Chapel near Ashton for Albert Hughes 47 of Glenwood who died Saturday at his brother Cecil Hs home in Glenwood. He is survived by two sisters Lilly Young of Ashton and Mra Grace Phillips of Bladen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kurtzman
Spring St
Miles Dyer
Mra E
Bingman
Point Pleasant
Moore's Chapel
Ashton
Albert Hughes
Glenwood
Cecil H
Lilly Young
Mra Grace Phillips
Bladen
Fire Damages Viand Street Home in Point Pleasant
A seven room frame dwelling at 323 Viand Street was heavily damaged by fire on Monday afternoon. Firefighters saved outside walls and most first floor furniture after a one hour battle begun when the blaze on the second floor was reported by Henry C. White. Mrs. Willet was away shopping and Mr. Willet traveled for work in Ohio. Damage amount was not yet estimated by Fire Chief Vernon Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Delcie Willet
Viand St
Henry C. White
Charleston Rd
Brown
Vernon Miller
Miller
Accidents Investigated By Troopers Point Pleasant
State police troopers D G Wilfong and R C Dilley investigated a busy weekend of highway crashes with no serious injuries. Lyle Van Dyke of Mason City pled guilty to intoxication and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Nelson Reese Edmonds of Hannan District pled guilty to DUI, fined $25 and costs, license revoked six months, car impounded six months. Conley David Dudley of Mason pled guilty to reckless driving, fined $25 and costs, car left the road damaging Frances Barker’s lawn and bird bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
D. G. Wilfong
R. C. Dilley
Lyle van Dyke
Mason City
Nelson
Reese Edmonds
Hannan
Conley David Dudley
Mason
Frances Barker
Sgt
Wilfong
Smith F. Anderson Dies in Parkersburg
Smith F. Anderson, 47, general manager of the Superior Porcelain Co. in New Haven, died Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg after a weeklong pneumonia. Last rites were to be held in Parkersburg. He had led the porcelain works since 1930 and is survived by his widow and two children, Marian and Tommy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Smith F. Anderson
Superior Porcelain Co
New Haven
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Marian
Tommy
Escapees Captured Near Lakin Industrial School
Two inmates escaped from Lakin Industrial School around 8 a.m. Monday and were captured near the Y about noon by State Police Sergeant D. G. Wilfong and County Jailer Warren Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lakin Industrial School
D. G. Wilfong
State Police
Warren Morrison
Defendant Held Guilty in Non-Support Ruling
Cecil Saxton of Pliny was found guilty in a local magistrate court on non-support. He must pay his wife Dorothy Saxton $30 monthly for three children under 16. Saxton is employed as a farm laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Cecil Saxton
Pliny
Dorothy Saxton
Saxton
Devols Return Home From Ministers Convention
The Rev and Mrs John L Devol returned home after a four day stay at the pastors convention held at Memorial Hall in Columbus. The Rev Mr Devol said many national ministers were on the program with Bishop Werner the new Ohio Bishop as guest speaker last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John L. Devol
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Devol
Werner
Ohio
Obituary and social notes from Mason area
Homer Myers 85 died in a Seattle nursing home. Surviving siblings include Bertha Farley Huntington Hattie Klenzing Rock Springs Ohio Nettie Collins Rock Springs and Bell Veith Long Beach Calif with brothers Arthur Auburn Edward Stockton and Henry C W Richmond Va. Social items note visits and birthday anniversaries among local families with several guests and a May birth announced for a daughter to Charles Uber Charleston with grandparents F R Corsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Homer Myers
John A. Myers
Seattle
Wash
Bertha Farley
Hattie Klenzing
Huntington
Nettie Collins
Rock Springs
Ohio
Bell Veith
Long Beach
Calif
Arthur
Auburn
Edward
Stockton
R. S. Stewart
J. A. Stewart
Wilbur Stewart
Fannie Francis
Jake Greer
Point Pleasant
Lester Russell
Pomeroy
Mary Aumiller
Hartford
Gun Carrying Charges Bring Fines to Two
POINT PLEASANT C. Mel ton and Harry M. Miller of Charleston were arrested Sunday near Gallipolis Ferry by conservation officer Miles Durst. The former carried an uncased gun on Sunday while the latter carried a loaded gun in a vehicle. They pleaded guilty before a local magistrate and paid fines of 20 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
C. S. Melton
Harry M. Miller
Charleston
Gallipolis Ferry
Miles Durst
OES Set for Annual Inspection in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual inspection Thursday night. A banquet at 6 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church social rooms precedes a 7:30 p.m. business meeting in the Masonic Temple conducted by Mrs. Emma H. Campbell of Davis, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Order of the Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
Emma H. Campbell
Grand Worthy
Davis
W. Va
Local births and discharges listed at Point Clinic
Mrs Bert Davis and her infant son of Buffalo were discharged from the Point Clinic. Billy Bonecutter, injured in a bicycle accident, was discharged and returned home. A daughter was born Feb. 4 to Mr and Mrs George Hudson of South Side, a son Feb. 5 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Patterson of Gallipolis Ferry, and a daughter Mary Magdalene born Feb. 5 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fout of Hogsett. George Bair of River Street is a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Herbert Davis
Buffalo
Point
Billy Bonecutter
George Hudson
South Side
Joseph Patterson
Gallipolis Ferry
Mary Magdalene
Kenneth Fout
Hogsett
George Bair
River St
Weekend Visits Across Ripley and Nearby Towns
Social notes record Mr and Mrs Edwin Thomas of Ripley Road spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Glenn Fox of Cottageville. Mr and Mrs John Wheeler of Charleston visited Mr and Mrs Frank Gardner of Flat Rock. Mrs Hansel Poling who spent months in Ruppert West Virginia with her husband on assignment is spending a week at their Jeri cho Road home. Larry King of St Albans returns home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John King of Bellemeade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Thomas
Ripley Road
Glenn Fox
Cottageville
John Wheeler
Charleston
Frank Gardner
Flat Rock
Hansel Poling
Ruppert
W.va
Jericho Road
Marcelline Bradshaw
Main St
Larry King
St. Albans
John King
Bellemeade
4-H Groups Conducting Lamp Sale in Point Pleasant
Mrs. Justie McCue Foglesong county 4-H club agent announces a countywide lamp sale with a $3 commission to the Recreation Center at South Side and $1 to the selling club. A $5 prize will go to the club selling the most lamps. lamps shown at stores including Miller's Store Frasier Bottom Wither's Station Ashton Sunny Side Apple Grove and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justie McCue Foglesong
South Side
Miller's
Fraziers Bottom
Wither’s
Ashton
Sunnyside
Apple Grove
Watterson’s
Jerry's Run
Kerr Blain’s
Henderson
Taylor’s
Ambrosia
Pee Wee
Ripley Road
New Haven
Kaylor
Broad Run
Liverpool Salt Co
Hartford
Board's Grocery
Mason City
West Columbia
Beaver brothers in Leon face illness and surgery
Grant Beaver is ill at his home in Leon with pneumonia. His brother Sherman Beaver, also of Leon, was taken to Holzer Hospital Sunday for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Grant Beaver
Leon
Sherman Beaver
Holzer Hospital
Local Couple Visited by Reverends In Columbus
Miss Ruby Taylor and Mr Earl Osborn of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday as guests of the Rev John Devol and Mrs Devol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ruby Taylor
Earl Osborn
Columbus
John Devol
Honor Roll Of Students Announced In Glouster Schools
The Glouster district releases the third grading period honor roll listing students by grade level. Names include Rita Richards and Veida Shaw in Fourth Grade, Patricia Bailey and Evelyn Bodenbender in Fifth Grade, Jane Peugh and Gertrude Phillips in Sixth Grade, Peggy Gamwell and Marilyn Gamwell in Seventh Grade, Joan Ginnan and Elizabeth White in Eighth Grade, Lee Dennison in Ninth Grade, Helen Cole in Tenth Grade, Myra Anderson in Eleventh, and Ethel Atlas in Twelfth. Additional names span multiple grades with numerous students across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rita Richards
Veida Shaw
Mary Ellen Shepard
Phyllis Smith
Janet Steffy
Roger Wolf
John Boyd
Sam Kasler
Martha Exline
Patricia Funk
Cynthia McClelland
Patricia Bailey
Evelyn Bodenbender
Terry Denison
Sharon Forgoress
Jimmy Ginnan
Kay Hines
William Jayjohn
Sally McClelland
Jimmie McFarland
Gene Pughline
Bonna Trace
Nellia Vermaaten
Cary Witham
Joyce Williams
Jane Peugh
Gertrude Phillips
Patty Sikorski
Kay Sauders
Mary Lou Spencer
Patty Sweeney
Barbara Whaley
Roberta Zimmer
Peggy Gamwell
Marilyn Gamwell
Betty Grandstaff
David Grubbs
Carol Steffy
Joan Ginnan
Elizabeth White
Judy Zimmer
Suzanne Colbert
Helen Crawford
Sabra Dunlap
Delores Gilmore
Alice Kay Holbert
Donna Reynolds
Lee Dennison
Lois Garrett
Lynn Gladden
Florence Grandstaff
Don Olbers
Helen Peugh
Helen Cole
Judith Curry
John Dunnette
Sharon Gamwell
Raymond Johnston
Jane Mayer
Tom Pappas
Richard Powers
June Vaughan
Richard Lesterhenn
Judy Vernon
Barbara White
Myra Anderson
Margaret Grubbs
Sondra Rose
Ethel Atlas
Nancy Bickley
Jack Dunlap
Gary Hughes
Eileen Peugh
Lois Shaner
Missionary Program Held at First Church
Mrs. Ora Viney led the missionary program at First Church with Mrs. Ethel Riley as pianist. The quarter's theme was The Home The Family Foundation. Readings, prayers, discussions, poems, and a Young Peoples Chorus performance followed, with guests from Canton Rendville and Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Viney
Emma Viney
Rachel Bland
Clifton Mitchel
Canton
Albert T. Allen
Rendville
Mitchel
Nashville
Tenn
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Digestive Help
Mrs Henry Witkowski of Kennywood Pa praises Kellogg's All Bran for constipation relief. The ad urges daily intake of one ounce with milk and water and offers a double money back guarantee after ten days if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
J T Girl To Be Picked For Buckeye State
Glouster auxiliary votes to send a girl to Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus in June. Candidate will be chosen from Glouster High School. February marks Americanism month with Mary Rogers in charge. American flag purchase planned for Glouster elementary room and Easter bonnet sale to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Hall
Buckeye Girls’ State
Capital University
Columbus
Lois Shaner
Glouster High School
T High School
Mary Rogers
Family Night Event Is Set at Glouster Church
Glouster Methodist Church guests will meet Wednesday at 6 30 p m in social rooms for a potluck family night. Attendees with Rev Devol invitations come as guests. Vernon Leuck will lead games and songs after dinner with assistants Devol Angle and Elias. The plan was approved at January board meeting to hold family night every two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Devol
Vernon F. Leuck
B. R. Angle
J. H. Elias
Couple Are Married By Glouster Mayor
Miss Mary Lou Frazier 21 and Hugh Garrett 27 were united in marriage by Mayor Thomas Williams at city hall Glouster Route 1 and Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Lou Frazier
Pearl Frazier
Hugh Garrett
Thomas Williams
City Hall
Columbus women visit M. M. Bryson home
Mae Putnam Ida King and Mrs A King all of Columbus along with Miss Madeline Hilaman Pennville were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of M M Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mra
Mae Putnam
Ida King
A. King
All of
Columbus
Madeline Hilaman
Pennaville
M. M. Bryson
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OES
Sunnyfield
Ann Page
Jane Parker
Meat Dept
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Alima
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Tillie Hoffman
Grace Zimmer
Nona Craft
New York Central
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York Central
Yor Central
Rogor Des
Hong
Casas
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