Doanville Man Fined For Unlicensed Sales
John W. Johnson of Doanville, partner in J and Z Auto Parts, was arraigned in Common Pleas Court for selling automobiles at retail without a license. He pleaded no contest as affidavits claim 12 sales between September 1958 and October 1959. Eleven sentences were suspended to three years probation. the 12th fin e of 250 dollars was reduced to 50 dollars plus costs.
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John W. Johnson
Doanville
J & Z Auto Parts
Common Pleas Court
Johnson
Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
Joanson
Claudette Colbert Seeks Broadway Return After Run
Claudette Colbert leaves Broadway after Marriage Go Round with Charles Boyer to settle in Beverly Hills. She plans a serious role on stage and cites Dynamo by Eugene O Neill as an example of the type she desires.
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New York
Charles Boyer
Claudette Colbert
Beverly Hills
Broadway
Miss Colbert
Dynamo
Eugene O'Neill
Martin Beck
Chauncey Church and Sewing Circle Ash Wednesday Activities
The Wednesday Sewing Circle meets at Mrs. Mary Dew’s home for all day quilting. The Methodist Church opens Ash Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and welcomes all attendees.
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Chauncey
Mary Dew
Chauncey — the Methodist Church
Half-Starved Folk of Red China Look To Kin in Hong Kong for Extra Food
A Central Press Association report from Hong Kong describes how women travel from the colony into Communist China to smuggle in edible goods for starving relatives. They face strict interrogations at the border and justify shipments as modest Hong Kong fare. The piece links shortages to drought, fertilizer gaps, and export priorities, noting harsher conditions for those staying behind in China.
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Red China
Hong Kong
Central Press Association
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Taiwan
Shenchen
Mao Tsetung and Company
Hong
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Soviet Russia
Europe
Mrs. Margaret W. Cole Dies at 39 in Middleport
Mrs. Margaret W. Cole 39 died Sunday at her Pearl Street home after a long illness. Born in Ronda West Virginia, she was a daughter of Lewis and Carrie Williams. Survived by her mother, two sons Harold Rickard Mason West Virginia and Robert Rickard Clifton West Virginia, two grandchildren, and three half sisters Mrs. George Casto Middleport Mrs. Stanley Ralph Bucyrus and Mrs. Garnet Man levy Columbus. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Rawlings Coats funeral home with calling hours. Rev Clyde Bartlett of Middleport Church of Nazarene will officiate. Burial will be at Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Middleport
Margaret W. Cole
Pearl St
Cole
Ronda
W. Va
Lewis
Carrie Williams
Harold Rickard
Mason
Robert Rickard
Clifton
George Casto
Stanley Ralph
Bucyrus
Mrs. Jaynes Dies Sunday in Mansfield
POMEROY Mrs John Jaynes a former Pomeroy resident died Sunday morning at Peoples Hospital in Mansfield She is survived by five daughters Mrs Glenn Thompson of Pomeroy Mrs Roy Reber Mrs Dorsey Arnett Mrs Harvey Letts and Mrs Herald Cottrell all of Mansfield and two sons Paul and John Jr of Mansfield Services will be held at Wopper funeral home in Mansfield at 9 50 Wednesday morning Burial will be in Beech Grove cemetery in Pomeroy
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Pomeroy
John Jaynes
Peoples Hospital
Mansfield
Jaynes
Glenn Thompson
Roy Reber
Dorsey Arnett
Harvey Letts
Herald Cottrell
Paul
John Jr
Woppner Funeral Home
Beech Grove
Meigs Man Dies At 90 In Ohio Community
Henry F. Bailey of Pomeroy died Sunday afternoon at Meigs General Hospital after a heart attack at his residence near Chester Ohio. Survived by wife Nora a daughter Jennie Abbott of Pomeroy three sons James Chester Olin Cleveland and John at home two brothers Herbert Zanesville and Arthur East Liverpool. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Mount Herman Church a lifelong member. friends may call at the family residence anytime.
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Pomeroy
Henry F. Bailey
Meigs General Hospital
Texas
Chester
Nora
Jennie Abbott
James
Olin
Cleveland
John
Herbert
Zanesville
Arthur
East Liverpool
Mount Herman
Weather outlook for West Virginia with scattered snow flurries
Weather report notes mostly cloudy conditions with scattered snow flurries east and extreme north this morning, clearing to partial aid by afternoon. Temperatures range high 24 to 82 and low 10 to 26 with colder tonight, then Tuesday turning cloudy and warmer in most areas. West Virginia: cloudy and cold today with snow flurries, highs in the 20s in mountains and elsewhere, partly cloudy tonight, then Tuesday variable clouds and sunshine.
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West Virginia
Local Families and Visitors Highlight Guysville Notes
Mr and Mrs Dean Webblin and son spend a week at Pratts Fork visiting relatives. New residents include Mr and Mrs Harry Frost and family, Mr and Mrs George McGill and family, Mrs Elsie Sutton and Harold Pierce. Births announced at St Joseph Hospital for a son to Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith and for a son to Mr and Mrs Grady Church. Mrs Church is the former Joane Butler, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Butler. Cincinnati guests Mr and Mrs Leonard Bruker and family. Cub Scout dinner attended by Mrs Gertrude Timblin and son at Athens First Presbyterian. Miss Sandra Marshall OSU nursing senior spending weekend with her parents. Miss Patricia Hayes Bliss College student visiting parents. Al Bursae of Marietta visits Howard Byers in Mill Street. Bursae formerly lived in Middleport during Eggger Plant work. Mr and Mrs Walter Major recently visited friends en route to Groveport from a Florida vacation. Miss Bess Sanborn and Mrs Mary Skinner were weekend business visitors in Columbus. Dr J J Davis hosts his father from Peebles. Sunday dinner guests of Miss Frances Howard include Vernon Sewell and children, James Hanson, Don Forsyth and Janice Howard. Mrs Ray Tucker, who had a stroke, returned home from Grove City.
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Guysville
Dean Webblin
Pratts Fork
Harry Frost
George McGill
Elsie Sutton
Harold Pierce
Wallace Smith
St. Joseph Hospital
Smith
Buleah Boggs
Grady Church
Belpre
Church
Joane Butler
William L. Butler
Leonard Bruker
Cincinnati
Gertrude Timblin
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Sandra Marshall
Ohio State School of Nursing of
Columbus
George Marshall
Patricia Hayes
Bliss College
Richard Hayes
al Bursae
Marietta
Howard Byers
Mill St
Middleport
Kgger
Walter Major
Herbert Chambers
Major
Groveport
Florida
Bess Sanborn
Mary Skinner
J. J. Davis
Davis
Peebles
Frances Howard
Vernon Sewell
Youngstown
James Hanson
Don Forsyth
Janice Howard
Ray Tucker
James Loper
Grove City
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Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brasilia
Eisenhower
Ramey Air Force Base
P. R
Libya
Romania
Cairo
Egypt
Sudan
U.S.S.R
Ankara
Turkey
Syria
Iraq
Tehran
Riyadh
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Israel
Middle East
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Canal
Central Press
By F. K. WU
Kong
Communist
Rs. Cole
Meigs
King Features Syndicate, Inc
F. M. Wentz
Nelsonville
Carl Witherall
Murray City
Norbert Johnston
Glouster
Ohio
Alvira Wollett
Harold Goddard
Anc
Bartlett
Hudson
Jim McDonald
the Plains
Volkswagen
Townsend Place
R and H
FORD
Pearl M. Scott
Bradford
Bradford Racine, Ohio
First St. Ph. LY
Platt
International FR
International
Gail Watkins Equipment Co
Union Street LY
Pontiac Bonneville
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State
St. Ph. LY
Windale
Pacemaker
Skyline
van Dyke
Great Lakes
Champion
Dannie
Dannie's
Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
White's
Hawk's
Crane
Clam
Electric Motor Service Dial LY
W. O. Rose
Wgahapfey Maytag and Electric Motor Service
West State St
L. E. White
West Roofing Co
Depot St. Ph
Ou Lot
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Force Insurance
George Ww
Ph. LY
Grange
Grange Baughman Agency
Albany
Dean & Barry
Baker & Stauffer
Sherwin-Williams
Rapp
Ohio State Employment Service
West State St. Ph. LY
Avon Cosmetics
Millfield
New Marshfield
Hebardville
P.O
DODGE
Kinneer Motors
USDA
C. B. Nye CO
BANK
Einancing
Cadifiac
K-H. A
S& Volkswagen
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Olds
International Travail
Messenger
Call
Lee Ray Douglas
John Gibson
Jim Lee
Jones Buick
E. Carpenter
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