Photographic progress and the camera fan's bright decade
A decade review notes electric eye automation, miniaturization, sound in home movies, and faster films. Projections mention a 2.5 billion dollar industry by 1970, 60 million still cameras, eight million 8mm movie cameras, and broader use by women. Advances include zoom lenses, automatic exposure, portable power, and color negative film potential.
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Polaroid
Harry S. Keelan
Boston University
United
Mrs Houda Speaks on Hawaii at Baptist Circle Meeting
Mrs. Harry Houdas elt guest speaker at a joint Esther and Ruth Circles session of the Baptist Missionary Society. Hawaii was the topic of her talk. devotional led by Mrs. Emma Salser. vocal duet by Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen and Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart with accompanist Mrs. Isabel Simpson.
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Racine
Harry Houdashelt
Esther
Ruth
Baptist Missionary Society
Hawaii
Houdashelt
Emma Salser
Frances Wilcoxen
Ollie Mae Cozart
Isabel Simpson
Della Carnahan
Bucyrus
Ohio
V. L. Hayman
Johnstown
Harold Hayman
Westerville
W. L. Morrison
Methodist Church
Henry McCormick
Columbus
Adda Lou Lewis
Carol
Pomeroy
Harold Carnahan
Louise Dailey
Ocala
Fla
Betty Salser
Holzer Hospital
Gary Sellers
Groveport
Ward Sayre
Herman Wolfe
Critt Bradford
Worthington
William Steffen
Patricia Murphy
A. C. Bradford
B. M. Pickens
Chillicothe
Sybil Miles
Anita Houdashelt
Margaret Houdashelt
Henry Euler
Spiller
James Jiiden
Dresden
Jividen
J. F. Jividen
Shirley McKelvey
Portland
T. G. Hilldare
Kennie Shuler
Letart Falls
Edward Simpson
Parnell Conrad
Amanda
Harlow Ervin
Conrad
Mr. Ervin
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Pt. Pleasant
W.va
S. A. Rairden
Long Bottom
Son
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Jessie Wickling
Beaver Falls
Esta Eaton
Ina Hoback
Bertha Wickline
Chauncey Garden Club Meeting Plans Dry Flowers
Chauncey Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Ralph Brown's home. Members should bring samples of dry material for roll call. Mrs Dow Bridgewater will present Magic With Dry Flowers and oversee evening arrangements.
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Chauncey
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Heffkin Family Mark Glouster Anniversary Visit
Mr and Mrs John Heffkin and their children from Minnesota visit Mr and Mrs L D Muzio of Millfield and Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffkin of Glouster. They attend the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffkin in Glouster on February 21.
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Ted
Susie
Mark
Marilyn
Man
Jan
Minnesota
Inlaw
L. D. Muzio
Millfield
Theodore Heffkin
Glouster
Lovely Baby Born To Queen Elizabeth In Buckingham Palace
London reports the birth of the first child of a reigning British monarch in 103 years. Queen Elizabeth and the baby prince weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces with the Queen recovering as Prince Philip left to attend a football game. Gynecologist John H. Peel called the infant lovely and said both mother and child are doing fine.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
John H. Peel
Russell Wilford Bennett
Chrystal Bennett
Air Ministry
Kenneth Bennett
Compensation Ordered For Coffee Break Slip
In Minneapolis a woman injured slipping on ice while going to a drugstore for a coffee break was awarded workers compensation. The Minnesota Industrial Commission ruled Elma R. Sweet should receive 456 in compensation and 372 for medical costs. she worked for a frozen food firm in Minneapolis and the firm contended the injury occurred during a personal mission.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Industrial Commission
Elma R. Sweet
Littler Dominated Tournament of Champions Early Run
Gene Littler finished third in the 1959 Tournament of Champions, completing a remarkable five year run. He won the event in 1955 1956 and 1957, placed fourth in 1958 and rose to third in 1959 in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Gene Littler
Littler
Rev and Mrs Mann Visit Nelsonville Church
The Rev Ray Mann and Mrs Mann of Harrisburg conduct a service at Independent Holiness Church in Nelsonville. The WSCS of Jobs Methodist Church held a regular meeting at Mrs Mahala Johnson's home with president Mrs Merle Gears receiving a handkerchief shower and a birthday cake.
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Murray City
Ray Mann
Harrisburg
Nelsonville
WSCS
Jobs Methodist Church
Mahala Johnson
Merle Gears
Clara James
Fauna Matheny
Opal Lanning
Elsie
Isse Hientley
Sadie Foster
Marion Shelton
Barberton
Dave Roberts
Dearborn
Mich
Shelton
John Shelton
Mason Mothers Club Hosts Drama Show by Girl Scout Troop
The Mason Mothers Club met Tuesday in the church social rooms where Mason Girl Scout Troop 45 presented dramatizations as the event entertainment. Mrs. Mary L. Berry led the business portion and announced a March range demonstration at the Mason Furniture Store with guests invited, with refreshments provided by hostesses and attendees listed.
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MASON
Mason Mother's Club
Mason Methodist Church
Mother's Club
Mary L. Berry
Mason Furniture Store
Earl Clark
George Burns
Lester Zerkle
James Diehl
Mary Nagle
John Lewis
Lula Morris
John Workman
Jane Proffitt
Richard Wright
Robert Wilson
Joseph Lish
Otis Queen
Ray Proffitt
Charles Aldridge
James Johnson
J. E. Cook
Jane Dodson
Kay
Devotions at Asbury Methodist. Garden Club donation
The Syracuse Builders Class led Friday evening devotions at Asbury Methodist Church with Mary Lou Cundiff in charge. A March of Dimes donation was made at the Syracuse Garden Club meeting at Town Hall. Members and guests exchanged well wishes, with reports read and approved, and several members listed.
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Margaret Cottrill
Syracuse
Pauline Decker
Asbury Methodist Church
Mary Lou Cundiff
Linda Stowe
Nancy Parker
Linda Eichinger
Linda Neigler
Suzie Teaford
Patty Winebrenner
Jean Sauvage
Sue Ann Buckley
Stephanie Winebrenner
Mark Duerr
Rose Ann Theiss
Mary Hubbard
Carrie Sinclair
Eleanor Carroll
Selah Hendricks
Ada Slack
Mildred Hudson
Anna McCoy
Annual Blue and Gold Banquet Held At Mason
The Cub Scouts of Mason held their Blue and Gold Banquet at Mason Grade School with remarks by Alvin Summerville and Donald Cook. Dennis Tulloch presented Air Scout Points to Jimmy Maynard and Jimmy Wise, and Norman Reynolds received the Wolf Patch as the 50th Scout Anniversary noted. A potluck dinner followed, with corsage napkin holders and a blue iced gold cake as desserts amid many guest attendees.
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Mason
Cub Scouts of
Dennis Tulloch
Jimmy Maynard
Jimmy Wise
Norman Reynolds
Joe Nagle
Cub Scouts
Alvin Summerville
Gallipolis
Ohio
Donald Cook
James Maynard
Jimmy
James Wise
Mike
Eddie Burns
Bill Nease
Cornell
Gay
Dorothy Pyatt
Chester
William Fry
Charles Carr
Richard
Joey Roush
George Hudson
Brian
Cheryl
Harry Schwab
Mark
Tommy
Mary Nagle
Joe
Wayne Green
Gary Green
George Carson
Eddie
Beverly
Dickie
Stanley Harbour
Connie
Frank Reynolds
Norman
Betty Sayre
Robert
Peggy
Dennis Tulloh
David
Doug
Local Moves and Engagements Highlight Reedsville Notes
In Reedsville Mr. and Mrs Tony Boring announce their son Max, in the Army, is stationed at Fort Meade Maryland. Dana Van Meter and family have moved to Belpre. Barbara Jean Kibble plans marriage to Charles Calvin Riggs February 28 at Perryton Church of Christ. Carroll Randolph moved from the Hays property to Eden Road while Dam 20 veteran Earl Randolph is 79 and retired after 30 years.
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Reedsville
Tony Boring
Max
Army
Fort Meade
Dana van Meter
van Meter
Lawrence Rose
Bel
Calvin Randolph
Hays
Carroll Randolph
Eden Rd
Ray Hall
Torch
Paul Scott
Pomeroy
C. H. Randolph
Sidney Congrave
Radnor
Ohio
FE. A. Kibble
Barbara Jean
Charles Calvin Riggs
Perryton Church of Christ
Reedsville-Eden Rd
Randolph
Earl Randolph
Dam
Funeral Attendance From Out of Town Friends
Hollister notes that Charles Clement’s funeral drew attendees from across West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Texas including Mr and Mrs Anthony Patrick Bluefield W Va Mrs H A Cardle Williamstown W Va Mr and Mrs W M Minton and Ella Patrick Logan W Va Mrs Rebecca Logan and Mrs William Schloss Cincinnati Aren Logan and family Billy and Mickey Vera Adkins Sidney Tex Sargent Mrs Robert OKerns and daughters Cheryl Margaret Paula and Robin Youngstown and Dell lah Smathers Columbus.
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Hollister
Charles Clement
Anthony Patrick
Bluefield
W. Va
H. A. Cardle
Williamstown
W. M. Minton
Ella Patrick
Logan
Rebecca Logan
William Schloss
Cincinnati
Aren Logan
Billy
Mickey
Kentucky
Vera Adkins
Sidney
Tex Sargent
Robert O’kerns
Cheryl
Margaret
Paula
Robin
Youngstown
Delilah Smathers
Columbus
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