Gallipolis School Rehab Plans Clear for 1948 Projects
Gallia County officials led by K. E. Higgins outline 1947 completed upgrades at Gallia Academy High School and Washington No. 2 with maple gym floor and new facilities. The 1948 program requests 300 permanent seats, upgraded lighting, new floors, and upgraded shop and study areas with 70 percent state funding upon approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
K. E. Higgins
Washington
FE. J. Arnold
Ohio Department of Education
C. M. Yeanger
Board of Education
Robert Henke
Higgins
Gallia Academy High School
Home
Eastern Star Names Officers in District Meeting
At the Vinton gathering of the Order Eastern Star officers were chosen for the district for the coming year. Eleanor Sampson Water loo was elected president with iace Colwell Vinton R D as vice president Helen Colley Wellston secretary and treasurer and Ruth Whitten Ironton named as a further officer. Zella Watkins Cleveland Worthy Grand Matron presided the afternoon session and demonstrated the work. Della Colby Groveport also attended the session. Beatrice Clark presided at the morning meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vinton
Eastern Star
Eleanor Sampson
Waterloo
Iace Colwell
R. D
Helen Colley
Wellston
Ruth Whitten
Ironton
Zella Watkins
Cleveland
Watkins
Della Colby
Wroveport
Beatrice Clark
Women's Home Council to Hear Mrs Roberson
Gallipolis announces Mrs Litta Roberson of Columbus will speak at the Women's Home Council meeting next Wednesday February 11 at 10 30 am at the Methodist Church. Mrs Wendell Roush will speak in the morning and Miss Robberson's talk will be in the afternoon. Committee members include Mrs J E Matthews hostess for the covered dish dinner and Mrs Ella Schwartzwalder and Mrs Pat Bradley on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Litta Roberson
Columbus
Women’s Home Council
Methodist Church
Miss Robberson
Wendell Roush
J. E. Matthews
Ella Schwartzwalder
Pat Bradley
Past Matrons and Patrons Elect Officers in Gallipolis
The Past Matrons and Patrons organization has reorganized for the year electing President Edith P. Hutsinpiller, Vice President Vivian McHenry, and Secretary-Treasurer Olta Schoemaker in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edith P. Hutsinpiller
Vivian McHenry
Olta Schoemaker
Ohio River Ice Thinning as Boats Forecast to Pass
Gallipolis Locks report thinning ice on the Ohio River as two boats, the George M. Verity and the Somet, are expected to voyage upriver from Huntington. The new boat Onward was at Winfield at 10 10 a m and at Point Pleasant awaiting a pass, with plans to attempt Tuesday transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Huntington
George M. Verity
Somet
Winfield
Point Pleasant
Enlistments Reported For January In Gallipolis
S. Sgt. Gordon E. Pennington oversees local Army and U S Air Force recruiting. Reported enlistments include Everett D. Brooks John H Motley Oakley B Gilliland John R Borden John R Gordon Billie T Swain Eugene E Boster Charles T Boster Ray Cheney James R Kerwood Finley Evans Stanley Payne William Minnis Clyde Minnis all serving three years in various branches including air force infantry transportation corps and center intelligence corps with Fort Knox Kentucky noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gordon E. Pennington
Army
U.S. Air Force
Everett D. Brooks
Field Artillery
John H. Motley
Air Force
Oakley B. Gilliland
Infantry
John R. Borden
Transportation Corps
John R. Gordon
11Th Airborne
Pacific Service
Billie T. Swain
Center Intelligence Corps
Eugene E. Boster
Charles T. Boster
Ray Cheney
James R. Kerwood
Finley Evans
Stanley Payne
William Minnis
Clyde Minnis
Fort Knox
Mrs. Andrews Services Held
Mrs. Pearl Andrews 75 of Vinton Route 1 died Saturday night of a stroke in the home where she was born. The Meigs County area farm was her lifelong home. Eastern Star members led services Monday. Vinton Methodist Church services were held Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Ray Smith. Interment followed at Vinton Memorial Park with Vernon G. McCoy’s Funeral Home assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Pearl Andrews
Vinton
Route 1
Meigs County
L. F. Miller
Hazel Harmon
Mary Wood
Ewington
Ieastern Star
Vin
Intoxication Fines For Five Men In Gallipolis
In Gallipolis two men, William H. Norman and Orville F. Bush, were fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication in municipal court before Judge William H. Jones. The Watson case was continued. Sheriff Elmer E. Hatfield’s office detained three others, Russell Hall, Charles Cullem, and Randall Bright, who also received five dollar fines and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
William H. Norman
Orville F. Bush
F. E. Watson
Elmer E. Hatfield
Russell Hall
Charles Cullem
Randall Bright
The New In Farming Two Meigs Corn Growers Producing Hybrid Seed
Ohio produces 3 500 000 acres of corn yearly with hybrid seed needs from 15 000 to 16 000 acres of doublecross hybrids. Meigs county growers Humphrey Farms and Donald Moyers supply seed stock, with 300 to 400 acres produced annually by The Ohio Seed Corn Producers. Hybrid corn yields run about 25 percent higher, yet farmers must repurchase hybrid seed each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pearl Harbor
R. D. Lewis
Department of Agronomy
Ohio State University
United States Department of Agriculture
Lamb
Meigs County
Humphrey
Reedsville
Donald Moyers
Long Bottom
Johnson
Yearbook of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. J. Beal
Michigan
USDA
United States
Ohio Seed Corn Producers
John W. Gills Dies in Gallia County at 86
Gallipolis obit reports stockman and farmer John W. Gills, 86, of Perry Township Route 141, died of heart condition at Holzer Hospital after three weeks of illness. Surviving sons Austin and J Everett in Gallipolis area, Fred of Marietta, Floyd in California, Willard in California, two daughters Roma Cahoun of Richmond Indiana and Anna Mae Rees of Gallia County. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Salem Church Gage. burial Mound Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John W. Gills
Stockman
Holzer Hospital
Perry Township
Route 141
Symmes Creek
Pleasant
Eleanor Wood Gills
Austin
J. Everett
Fred
Marietta
Floyd
Long Beach
Calif
Willard
Corona
M. A
Roma) Cahoun
Richmond
Ind
Dan Anna Mae Rees
Salem Church
Gage
S. Whildling Jackson
Mound Hill Cemetery
George J. Wetherholt and Sons
Appeal Set In Worth Will Contested Will Case
Gallia County enters an appeal filed by Clerk of Courts Marjorie Rinehart with the Court of Appeals in a contested will matter. Plaintiff McKinley Worth and others sue Frank Jolley and others over the estate of the late Anna M. Warth of Gallipolis. a Gallia County Grand Jury recently returned a verdict for the defendants. Attorneys for the defense include H. W. and W. P. Cherrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Switzer and Halliday
John E. Bliss
Chillicothe
Marjorie Rinehart
Court of Appeals
McKinley Worth
Frank Jolley
Gallia County
Anna M. Warth
H. W
W. P. Cherrington
City Official Jack Knight Mourns Mother
Mollie Carper Knight 65 of Left Hand West Virginia died at Holzer Hospital after a month long illness from heart trouble. She is survived by two sons W C Knight and R C Knight and a daughter Bonnie K Stewart all of Left Hand a brother and a sister. Funeral services will be held in Left Hand with interment there. Knight serves as Gallipolis city commissioner and a dry goods merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jack Knight
Mollie Carper Knight
Holzer Hospital Official Is Principal Speaker
Dr. J. Gordon Gilbert of Holzer Hospital was the principal speaker at the Westminster Club meeting held at the First Presbyterian Church. Judge William H. Jones presided, with Bill Potter introducing the speaker. Mrs. L. H. Stebbins led singing with Mrs. Edwin Irgens at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Westminster Club
First Presbyterian Church
J. Gordon Gilbert
Holzer Hospital
William H. Jones
Bill Potter
L. H. Stebbins
Edwin Irgens
Russ Smith
Clarence Boster
Hospital To Offer Ward Aids Training
Holzer Hospital opens a ward aids training class with applications now being accepted. Classes begin April 1 for ages 19 to 45 who can show character health and ability credentials. Apply to Miss Charline Garner director of nursing Holzer Hospital between 9 am and 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Charline Garner
Hospital Admissions Listed for Ohio and West Virginia
Holzer Hospital notes record admissions from Cove Oak Hill Wellston Jackson Gallipolis and Henderson with multiple listed individuals including Mrs Roy Wastier Mrs C A VanDervort Mr Martin Wolburn Miss Temple Kimberling Mrs John F Shelton Minnie Ann Teese Mrs Blige Tackett Charlie Siders Mrs James Langdon Mrs Ara Grover Mrs Frank Fischer Homer J Marchington Jess Hodge Mrs Homer Austin a daughter for Mrs Tackett and a daughter for Mrs Beman Also named are Mrs J M Elkins Mrs Albert White Mrs William Stewart H McHenry George Downs Sherlynn Swick and Mrs Boyd Fisher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wastier
Cove
C. A. VanDervort
Oak Hill
Martin Wolburn
Rodney
Temple Kimberling
Wellston
John F. Shelton
Minnie Ann Teese
Pt. Pleasant
Blige Tackett
Jackson
Charlie Siders
Arlee
W. Va
James Langdon
Gallipolis
Ara Grover
Eleanor
Frank Fischer
Pomeroy
Homer J
J. M. Elkins
Albert White
William Stewart
H. McHenry
George Downs
Sherlynn Swick
Boyd Fisher
Meeting Is Canceled by Gallia Young Farmers
Gallia Young Farmers cancel their Wednesday gathering to join a later session led by County Agent Forest Brown at the Court House on dairy cattle breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Forest Brown
Court House
Recorder Lucille Rees Stricken at Hoizer Hospital
Gallia County recorder Miss Lucille Rees lies in critical condition at Hoizer Hospital after at least three days of serious illness. Her status prompted no immediate family updates or public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lucille Rees
Hoizer Hospital
Shafer Resignation OK'd By Nelsonville Board
Nelsonville school board approved the resignation of Donald S. Shafer from his teaching contract and he will join A. O. Smith Corp. in Cleveland on Feb. 20. Byron Eby will oversee basketball and the current season in Shafer’s stead. other budgetary and staffing items were approved including salaries for two secretaries and lunch room cooks, plus plans for band instruments and possible loans to cover purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald S. Shafer
City Board of Education
Shafer
A. O
Smith Corp
Cleveland
Byron Eby
Supt
D. W. Codding
Death of Dr. Charles E. Hayden. Cornell professor
Dr. Charles E. Hayden former Nelsonville resident and longtime Ithaca professor of veterinary physiology at Cornell died January 25 after collapsing while shoveling snow. He was 1:30 p m at Thompkins County Memorial Hospital survived by his wife daughter son in law and three grandchildren two brothers four sisters and his widow and children. He graduated Nelsonville High School in 1900 and Ohio University before joining Cornell in 1909 becoming full professor in 1929. He was a member of First Methodist Church and the Ithaca Masonic Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles E. Hayden
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Thompkins County Memorial Hospital
Hayden
Sarah Elizabeth Hayden
Ruth E. Howes
Fred
Willoughby
Ohio
Earl
Medina
Robert Clark
Bedford
Edna Savage
Lena Hayden
Mabel Hayden
Cleveland
Nelsonville High School
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Carbon dale Health Club Views Old Photos
The Carbon dale Health Club met February 5 at Mrs. Chester Lowry’s home for a potluck lunch and a session viewing photographs up to 50 years old. Guests received flowered coasters. attendees included Mrs. Wilma Williams and nine other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Fire Proofing Work Start To Be Delayed At Haydenville Plant
Haydenville plant of National Fire Proofing Co will not resume work Wednesday and will delay reopening while plans are arranged with the Pittsburg general office to fit orders. Severe weather adds to the handicap. A new contract with a 10 cent per hour raise and minor adjustments awaits approval by other plants, and about 315 men are affected. Mr. C. S. Matheny has managed the plant since 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Haydenville
National Fire Proofing Co
Pittsburgh
Hardenville
C. S. Matheny
Fellowship dinner at First Methodist Church
Nelsonville church announces a Wednesday 6 p.m. fellowship dinner in the social rooms. It is a covered dish event with members asked to bring their favorite dish and their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Missionary Society Meet At Mrs Mechem Home
Mrs Stanley Mechem hosted the missionary society of the Christian Church on Thursday evening with a piano prelude by Miss Sigrid Love. Mrs Mechem presided, topics on Christian education and higher education were discussed, a mission quiz conducted, and blessings given. Refreshments for 21 followed in a Valentine Day theme served by the hostess and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Mechem
Disciples of Christ and Higher Education
Edwin Johnson
Sigrid Love
Roy Morris
Division of Higher Education
Lou Allen
Miss Love
Taylor
Marion Coakley
Circle of Ruth Reorganizes Leadership at First Presbyterian
The Circle of Ruth met February 2 in First Presbyterian Church social rooms with Mrs. C H Rutle Mrs. Kate Edington and Mrs Harriet Burgess as hostesses A 6 PM dinner preceded the candlelight ceremony installing Anna B Chapman as president Ralph S Cox as vice president Ellsworth C Rife secretary Daniel Woody treasurer and other officers across posts led by Mrs Gordon Thompson Devotions by Mrs Lloyd Evans program led by Mrs Daniel Woody discussed Our Times and Ourselves Chapman presided over the business session March plans noted with Ivan Wolfe program leader and Mrs Lloyd Evans devotions Hostesses named: Mrs Robinson Dickson Mrs H J Ong Mrs Garl Petitt and Mrs Gordon Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Presbyterian Church
C. H. Rutle
Kate Edington
Harriett Burgess
Lloyd Evans
Anna B. Chapman
Ralph S. Cox
Ellsworth C. Rife
Daniel Woody
Frank Lowery
James Gilbert
Mabel Haffner
Carrie Cox
Cecil Shafer
D. W. Codding
Gordon Thompson
Ivan Wolfe
Robinson Dickson
H. J. Ong
Garl Petitt
Columbus Hosts Dressers Convention and Visitation Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Powell visited Columbus to attend the Ohio Fair Dressers Convention at the Neil House. Also guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stalter were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oliver and daughter Susanne, and John Bacon of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Powell
Columbus
Powell
Ohio Fair Dressers
Neil House
Glenn Oliver
Susanne
John Bacon
R. R. Stalter
Mason County Hospital Plans Draw Few Attendees
A county court meeting on hospital funding drew only a handful of participants from the Chamber of Commerce Jaycees and health staff. The court reaffirmed it would not relinquish county rights to federal funds while signaling possible bond election funding with a five acre Victory Heights site and a two thirds county share versus one third federal aid. Huntington opponents had proposed transferring rights to Cabell County but were rebuffed. A public meeting may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
G. G. Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel Simmons
The
Jaycees
Dorothy Watkins
D. E. Wedge
J. E. Patterson
F. B. Lieving
Mason County
Miss Watkins
Victory Heights
Huntington
Cabell County
Emma Burnside
Confine Dogs Murray City Mayor Warns
Murray City dogs running at large will be destroyed after a dog suspected of rabies was killed. Its head was sent to the state lab for testing. The mayor warned rabies could threaten children and others and urged owners to confine pets to their property under the existing quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Floyd Stiff
State Laboratory
Stiff
Rank of Page To Be Given by Pythians
Nelsonville Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of page at 7 30 p m Wednesday announced by James Hollenbaugh chancellor commander At the January 4 meeting two officers were promoted Elmer Gulley outer guard Lowell Miller master at arms and Edward Howe inner guard A flag fund will finance a new United States flag and a Knights of Pythias flag Raymond Patton heads the flag committee with Lowell Miller and Wilbur D Mender Also plans to mark the organization s February 25 anniversary and aid the March of Dimes drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
James Hollenbaugh
Charles Wachenschwanz, Jr
USS. Army
Second Army
Elmer Gulley
Lowell Miller
Edward Howe
Hollenbaugh
District Auto League
United States
Church of Epiphany Announces This Week Services
The Rev Rollin S Polk announces Ash Wednesday February 11 services at 7 am Holy Communion 7 30 pm and Thursday February 12 Holy Communion at 8 am and 12 noon special services listed for the Epiphany Episcopal Church in Nelsonville with options for those unable to attend in the morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Rollin S. Polk
Valentine Party Set For Methodist Children
Nelsonville Methodist Church invites children from the primary department to a Valentine party during the regular Sunday School meeting in the church rooms Wednesday at 3 45 p m. Joan Carter and Barbara Foughty will lead the program and each child should bring one Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Joan Carter
Barbara Foughty
Valentine
World Day of Prayer Observed Friday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Christian Women plan World Day of Prayer service at First Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Friday. The observance unites women worldwide in a shared prayer event hosted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Brucella Disease Threatens Mason County Dairy Industry
Mason County faces potential ruin of its $2 million dairy sector from brucella abortus known as Bangs disease. The illness lowers milk yield, destroys calves, and can transfer to humans as undulant fever. Pasteurized milk mitigates risk, but raw dairy and home slaughtering keep farming families at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Local Residents Social Schedule Opts Weekend Travel
Point Pleasant personal notes show Dalls G Wilfong Sr of the state police detachment supervising a household move to Ohio River Road Hamlin. Mrs J B McCallister of Baltimore visits her mother Mrs Dewey Kay English Court while Mr McCallister transfers to Clarksburg. Hansel Poling and family stay at Rainelle then Jericho Road home. Sherwood Costen of Ohio River Road plans a Florida winter visit with kin in Tampa Lakeland DeLand and Lake Worth. Betty Burdette Charleston visits aunt Eunice Beller at 412 21st St for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set. Dalls G. Wilfong, Sr
Hamlin
Ohio River Road
J. Db. McCallister
Baltimore
Dewey Kay
English Court
McCallister
Clarksburg
Hansel Poling
Rainelle
Jericho Road
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
Florida
Tampa
Lakeland
DeLand
Lake Worth
Betty Burdettte
Charleston
Eunice Beller
21St St
Auto Fumes Claim Frederick Smith in Columbus
Local friends learned of the death of Frederick Smith 22 in Columbus on Saturday. He was found in his parked car and believed to have died from asphyxiation. His mother Mrs. Josie Smith of Columbus and other survivors, including two half sisters, are noted. The family once owned the building now housing Carrick's Drug Store at Fifth and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frederick Smith
Columbus
Ray Somerville
Smith
Josie Smith
Fred Smith
Tibet Road
Smiths
Carrick’s
Fifth and Main
George G. Somerville
Smith’s
Florida Trip Planned by Mrs Sherwood Costen
Mrs Sher wood Costen of Ohio River Road Charleston planned a Florida trip with daughter Carolyn leaving February 17 to spend the rest of the winter in the state. She visited her parents Dr and Mrs B F Sommer in Leon en route home to Charleston Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sherwood Costen
Ohio River Road
Charleston
Florida
Carolyn
B. F. Sommer
Leon
Point Pleasant Clinic Discharges Multiple Patients
Tom Maves remains a medical patient at Point Clinic while Lincoln Welser, a surgical patient, is home on Miller Street. Mrs William Goodwin and her infant daughter Jaca Ann were discharged Saturday and taken to their home at 75 Burdette Addi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Tom Maves
Point Clinic
Lincoln Welser
Miller St
William Goodwin
Jaca Ann
Burdette Addition
Birth of Jack Michael Carpenter Jr Announced
Mr and Mrs Jack M Carpenter announce the birth of a son Jack Michael Jr on February 9 at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Carpenter of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Joseph Weigard of Columbus Great grandparents are Mrs Margaret Freriks of Corning and Mrs Katherine Wieber of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack M. Carpenter
Jo Anne Weigard
Columbus
Jack Michael, Jr
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
John Carpenter
This City
Joseph Weigard
Margaret Freriks
Corning
Katherine Wieber
Marriage License Issued for Adkins and Luikart at Grimms Landing
A marriage license was issued to Bert Adkins and Betty Lee Luikart, both residents of Grimms Landing, marking a formal union between the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Bert Adkins
Betty Lee Luikart
Grimms Landing
Frank Browns move to Ohio Street residence
Residence change reported in Point Pleasant shows the Frank Browns relocating from 14th and Vland to a newly vacated Ohio Street home formerly occupied by the H. B. Couliers who have moved to Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frank Browns
14Th and
Vland
Ohio St
H. B. Couiiers
Hamlin
Power Plant Work Reported Continuing at Philip Sporn Plant
New Haven report states work at the Philip Sporn power plant continued through a severe winter. Deputy state tax commissioner Harry Layne says staffing will increase soon with more workers being hired as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Philip Sporn
New Haven
Harry Layne
Helper Hunted After Truck Is Stolen
A tractor with trailer stolen from John Sommer filling station lot in Point Pleasant was found later in a ditch. The rig belonged to Columbus Rendering Co of Columbus and was driven by Roger Crawford of Grove City Ohio. Crawford said his helper Jim Check of Jackson disappeared after he went inside for a bite. The engine was burned up and the vehicle valued at 9000 dollars. State police were alerted and a statewide search for Check is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Sommer
South Side
Columbus Rendering Co
Coumbus
Roger Crawford
Grove City
Ohio
Crawford
Jim Check
Jackson
Rat Warfare Kickoff Day in Mason County Friday
Mason County announces Friday February 13 as the kickoff day for a county wide rat eradication program. civic clubs chamber groups 4 H FFA school workers and public officials are urged to participate to reduce the estimated two million rats in West Virginia causing over five million dollars in annual losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Chamber of Commerce
FFA
West Virginia
Mason County Agricultural Extension Service
Rat
Dyer Improves After Illness At Parkersburg Hospital
Mason County Bank cashier Harry L. Dyer of New Haven is improving after a three week illness in St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg following a pneumonia attack after a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harry L. Dyer
Mason County Bank
New Haven
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Gallia County Boy Scout Banquet Attended by Local Figures
The Rio Grande banqu et at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis drew community members including Assistant Scoutmaster Don Garret Scouter Graydon Ware and several Wickline and Edwards family members along with President W F McDermott Prof James L Clark and Mrs McCoy. William McBrayer, a college student, fractured a foot while coast ing near the college farm. McBrayer expects to use crutches for two months while Mrs E W Edwards entered Hol zer Hospital in fair condition February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Gallia County Boy Scouts of America
Grace Methodist Church
Gallipolis
Don Garret
Graydon Ware
Jordan Dickinson
John Kerr
Bill McCoy
Don Weiher
Lee Weiher
Ra Weiher
Donovan Wickline
Davi Wickline
Eugene Wickline
Billy Williams
W. F. McDermott
James L. Clark
Edwards H. Dickinson
Deborah
Jonathan
Macomb, II
Amer M. Stocking
Alton Kurtz
Michigan
Capital Choir Concert Attended by Local Residents
Mrs. Chester A. Roush Mrs. Emma Burnside John G. Aten Jr and Dr and Mrs Lester S Carrick and daughter Mary Jo were among local residents at the Capital Choir Concert held Sunday night at Pomeroy High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chester A. Roush
Emma Burnside
John G. Aten, Jr
Lester S. Carrick
Mary Jo
Capital
Pomeroy High School
Frye Family Moves From Seventh Street to Jeffre son Boulevard
Mr and Mrs Charles H Frye moved over the weekend from 311 Seventh St to their new home at 2000 Jeffere son Blvd Point Pleasant.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Stars
Mrs. Andrews
Meigs
B. Blakesler
G. H. Shull
New York
E. M. East
Illinois
Honess
Narcissus— Zeller
Jerry Parker
Overland
St. Louis
Nelsonville Board
C. E. Washburn
A. W. Seabright
Mary Jo Pyle
Jean Smith
Dr. Hayden
York
Carbondale Group
Nelsonville Social Notes
Issionary Group
Circle of Ruth
Mass
Bane
By Re.o. Criss
W. C. Roberts
Mason Agricultural Agent
Dyer
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