Youth Fellowship Rally at Charleston Presbyterians
Members of the Youth Fellowship of the Kanawha Presbytery gathered at Bream Memorial Church in Charleston for a mid winter rally. Speakers included Dr Lee from Seoul and Dr Jones from Nigeria along with Rev John Talmadge of Korea and two Korean students. Local attendees were Jack Rodgers Dorsey Brown Jon Call Bill Capehart Billy Carl Rutherford Wayne Gammon and Mrs John Sargent Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
The
Presbyterian Church
Kanawha
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Lee
Seoul
Korea
Jones
Nigeria
Africa
John Talmadge
Jack Rodgers
Dorsey Brown
Jon Call
Bill Capehart
Billy Carl Rutherford
Wayne Gammon
John Sargent, Jr
Schaekel Clinic Notes Admitted List Of Patients And Births
A long list records admissions for fractures surgeries and medical cases at Schaekel Clinic including Rosie Landers Cora Plummer Elmer Knapp Effie Torrence and many others. The memorandum also notes multiple births to couples in Rutland Mason West Columbia and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Landers
Pomeroy
Cora Plummer
Rutland
Roger Luckydoo
New Haven
Elmer Knapp
Hartford
Effie Torrence
Iva Carpenter
Long Bottom
Juanita Hersman
Iva Cremeans
Erma Turnbull
Mason
Gladys Blosser
Daisey Mitchell
West Columbia
Raymond Landers
William Young
Margaret Roush
Charleen McKinney
Janet Wolfe
Racine
Minnie Rhoades
Harrisonville
Joseph Roush
Mable Hogue
Richard Varian
Harold Schwartz
Danny Hersman
Ruby Lambert
Langsville
Betty Roush
Raymond Lieving
Robert Flowers
Middleport
Betty Proffitt
Christine Treadway
Leon Pierce
James Treadway
Iva Stewart
Minersville
New Year Call From Lt. Gress To Mrs Barker
Mason Mrs. E Ray Barker received a New Year call from her nephew Lt H Joe Gress a jet fighter pilot at McChord AFB Tacoma Washington in keeping with an annual custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
E. Ray Barker
H. Joe Gress
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Point Pleasant Theater Event Featuring Kanawha Players
The Point Pleasant Woman's Club hosts hospitality night with the Kanawha players of Charleston directed by Wade Williams at 7:45 p.m. Friday in the Point Pleasant Junior High School auditorium. Williams, a New York director, is in his first season with the group, which will host guests from local clubs and organizations.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Woman's Club
Kanawha Players of
Charleston
Wade Williams
Kanawha Players
United States
Mort Chon
Sprading Wolfe
New York
Williams
West Virginia
American Theater Association
Cincinnati
New
New Haven Fire Truck Fund Grows With Local Aid
Local industries boost the New Haven fire truck fund with $500 gifts from Central Operating Company and Vanadium Corporation of America. Contributions near $4800 toward a $7000 goal, with a purchased truck and tank, pump, hose and accessories already secured for quick response in New Haven and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Central Operating Company
Vanadium Corporation of America
Hartford
Philip Sporn plant cafeteria to open for employees
Beginning Monday, the 250 employee plant cafeteria will operate on the third floor. Mrs. Lucille Parsons won the concession and will run it. The dining room plans to open daily from about 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. except Sunday with no Sunday service. Late afternoon or evening service may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sporn Plant
Central Operating Company
Lucille Parsons
Edwin Roush Opens New Barber Shop in Muncy Building
Edwin Roush son of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Roush of New Haven has opened a modern barber shop in the Muncy building across from the Lutheran church. The shop began operation Friday. Roush is a recent barber school graduate from Wheeling and completed apprenticeship at Ruth Barber Shop in Point Pleasant.
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Edwin Roush
Johnnie Roush
New Haven
Muncy
Lutheran Church
Roush
Wheeling
Ruth
Point Pleasant
Club entertains Good Will gathering at Fay Marie Roush home
Fay Marie Roush hosted a Good Will Club event at her home featuring contests with prizes won by Mrs. William McFarland, Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. Pansy Fry, and Mrs. Ben Sayre. Refreshments were served to several attendees including Mrs. Clyde Rice and Mrs. William McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Marie Roush
Good Will Club
William McFarland
Thomas Grinstead
Pansy Fry
Ben Sayre
Clyde Rice
Local families share holidays and family news
Mrs. O E Brinker of New Haven learns her sister Mrs Mary Straile Antiquity has died at her home. Dr and Mrs William Clark and son William Jr of Cleveland Miss spent holidays with her father H W Clark. John Dyer visited Norfolk Va with siblings. Rev and Mrs W S Fiber of Reedsville visited son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George McKnight whose daughter was born weeks ago. Carl Shawver and wife visited his parents Ivan and unknown, mother joined them in Salem Va. Presley Roush and wife visited New Haven parents and relatives in Waterford Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Brinker
New Haven
Mary Straile
Antiquity
William Clark
William, Jr
Cleveland
Miss
H. W. Clark
John Dyer
Norfolk
Jim Dyer
W. S. Fiber
Reedsville
Preston County
George McKnight
McKnights
Carl Shawver
Shawver
Ivan Shawver
Salem
Presley Roush
Waterford
Ohio
E. Brinker
Russell Roush
Two Drivers Fined On Speeding Charges
Robbins Elmer Dorsey of Georgia and W H Jackson of Ohio appeared before a local magistrate on speeding charges. Each was fined nineteen dollars and costs, with arrests by state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Robbins Elmer Dorsey
Georgia
W. H. Jackson
Ohio
Local Social News Highlights Household Visits
Mr and Mrs Roy Ervin attended a recent shower. Elmer Canode and family vacationed with Francis Cottrill in Radcliff. Clarence Woodall and kids visited A O Woodall in Rochester. Anise Cameron improves after illness at the Terry home. Doris Farley visited Patricia Terry. Francis Cottrill toured Huntington for business. Paul Crosby and Tommy Sprouse families spent a day with Rodney Sprouse and Verna Woodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Crosby
Tommy Sprouse
Rodney ‘Sprouse
Verna Woodall
Notice To Taxpayers Berne pe Ese aN VE RATES OF sAXATION
Edward H. Lasch, county treasurer, announces the 1952 tax millage for Athens County. The General County Fund is 3.40 mills and local rates are shown in a table. Real estate taxes unpaid incur a ten percent penalty. payment options include mail or the treasurer’s office with details on hours and dates.
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Athens County
Edward H. Lasch
Atheens County
Ohio
County Home Fund
Children’s Home Fund
Camimei Aiaell
Ak Mills It
Mills i
Mills
Il Mills
Mills i NS
Waterloo Ool i
Consch Oi
Consolidated School
Ames ‘Orporati Ere
Ik Bern Township
Eeee Ao
Hool Eee
Canaan Township Veer
Trimble Ownship School
Doer
Oreeee
EE Township
York Town
Ville City
Seeere
Heleon City
Doge Grockhalder
Athens County Savings and Loan Company
Athens
H. G. Householder
Ashland Street
Nap
New York
Wess
Lace
Encome Godfrey
Guiana
Julia Godfrey
Lim
Court of Common Pleas
Julia David
Godfrey Jones É Jones
Hamilton
Viegl & Ab Et Ae
Mipewe
Gerald
Barnhill
James
Nellie
Dover Township
Rankin
Ree Ees Smith
R. B
Snyder
Ion Eeeeer
Bobo
Bullock
H & Ruth
Cochran
Robert
Tonship Hardy
William & An- Toth
Wilma
United States of Amare
Florence
Hox Valley Sand & Cooper
Howard
Will
Cornell
Eee Jenkinson
J _& Yarger
Utop
Teeeee
Cuckler
Raymond
William Weeee
Dewey
Eeria
Clarene Papen
Mili
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H. Or
Everett Wade
Leek Shine
Alerica
Pale
Ruthnette
Stewa
Rowland
Lethal
Lowman
Rhoda
Cere
Wruttins
Roy E
Serene
Morrow Oil & Gas Co
Norman, Fereere
Richard
Soreers
Ol & Gas
Athens ‘City
Alec
Andrews
Genevieve
Wer
Serene Barker
Adolphus
Samenger
Ag Wilbur Erreeene Beckert
May
Matheny
Wolfe
Evertt
Edward
Maldernen
Wilbur Bolin
Guy Me Pickeae
Wpeneaee
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Brunton
Arnold Jas
Muftman
Graham
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Brenton Demehack
Andrew_ FE
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Elsonville City Lodge
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Rall
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Thurman M
Maynard
Lewis
Saareer
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Wile
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Joseph W
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Ohio University
Pres
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Albany Corporation
Eee Perkins
Rupel
Dorahey
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Hotsington
John W
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Strong
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Gertrud Athens
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Ohio State
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Savage
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Birchfield
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Williamea
Jacksonville Corporation
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Anderson
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Joe
Cathe
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Campbell
Albert
Davis
Russell
Waterloo
Eliz
Kempton
Jackie
Carder
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Savanah
Alvin
Edna
Stover Ben Etal
Stewart
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Jack
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Serbia
Helen Eereee
Alex. Rwe
Hebbards Ville
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Amanda
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Marion
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Primale Corporation Alex. Twp
OIL & Gas
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Ervin
Karl Eeeeee
Montgomery Ou & Gas
Hunter
John Eee
O On & Gas
Alex. Twr
Shade Con'l. Frank
Strahl
Troy Township
Arther
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Amelia M. Bolin
Talbert
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Ames Vilile Corporation
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Atpene Truck & Imp
Wilcoxin
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Hockingport
Church
Robinett Ridge
Senahees Mpegees
Heiney
Dallas
Holiness
Richards
A. Eee
Giese
Illiam C. Eee
Bern Township
Torch iHunter
Herman
Lyons
Dana Leeeee
Se ' Johnson Charles
J Lyons
Jacob
Kimes
Lucinda
Coolville Millis
Millimier Rosa
Galbreath
Ella
Muller Catherine
McKee
Jesse Jr
Nichols
Jes
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Marshall
Smith Ernes
Jose Sherman
See Reereee
Pidcock
Ada
Whiteacre
Stump
Guy
Bern
Rome Canaan
Auer James
Lwade
Alfred Eeenneee
Minnie
Canaanville
Canaan
Ayere
John Eeeee
A. Ener
Baker, Pains & Betty
Marquis
Berti
Canaan Township
Men
Schwarezel
Flo
Cmoen
Will Tat Am
Garix
Bergie E
Viola
Urs Bern
Edward Seer
Casenshahs
Stover
Lizzi
George, Albert & Florence
Nen Perry
Hardy
Emlar
Lucas Erry
Milly
James “York powNenIr
Carthage Township
Herbert
Verna
Steer
Eres Irwin
William & Om Brummage
Armour
Ee Esene
Charlotte Eteeee
Butcher
Lewis & Elsie
Kiotz
Eva M
Race
Seen
Schools Seek State Funds for Education Materials
Mrs Beat rice Burns Harvey president of the West Virginia Classroom Teachers Association notes state needs in a West Virginia Education Association release. She cites that in 1949 50 average per pupil instructional spending was 1 78 in WV versus 5 81 nationally and urges state funds to raise the WV program from 76 6 cents to 1 00 per pupil daily to supply textbooks and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Beatrice Burns Harvey
West Virginia Classroom Teachers Association
West Virginia Education Association
Harvey
WVEA
United States
West Virginia
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Point Pleasant
Colonel Charlies Lewis Chapter delegates elected to attend the Continental Congress in Washington in April. Mrs. Edward Biddle and Mrs. John Collins chosen as delegates with Mrs. Chester A. Roush and Mrs. Holly Simmons as alternates. Program on The Genocide Convention given by Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn of Point Pleasant High School. Items gathered for Indian Orphanage box to Bacone Oklahoma. Hostesses listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Colonel Charlies Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward Biddle
Main St
Washington D. C
John H. Collins
Chester A. Roush
Holly Simmons
Mary McCulloch
Cary H. Rayburn
Point Pleasant High School
Bacone
Okla
Neil Connors
Biddle
Raymond Musgrave
Hersel Henderson
Edna Burdette
William Steenbergen
James F. Eads
J. M. Foglesong
Louis Bateson
Pearl Knapp
Eunice Beller
William Meade
Edgar ‘Godfrey
Elmer Ebershbach
Ben Franklin
A. L. Rossiter
Maude Wilhelm
Marietta
Hugo Juhling
A. Keith McClung
L. C. Somerville
Edward Ohlinger
Cary H.burn
John Sayre
S. C. Wilhelm
Birthday Party Honors Patricia Clonch at Grandmother House
Miss Patricia Clonch was honored with an eighth birthday party at her grandmother Mrs. Bessie Clonch's home. Hostesses were Mrs. Josephine Burris and Goldie Clonch, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Clonch
Bessie Clonch
Josephine Burris
Goldie Clonch
Patsy Patterson
Patsy Casto
Clarann Casto
Carolyn Nibert
Carolyn Burris
Betty Burris
Ellen Mayes
Georgianne Watson
David Watson
Charlene Clark
Linda Mayes
Becky Mayes
Danny Mayes
Nor, Jr
Johnnie Reyaie
Bill Hanshaw
Power Firms To Spur Bituminous Production
Cincinnati report highlights a 1953 growth outlook for bituminous coal. Appalachian Coals predicts a measurable production increase over 1952 as utilities steel and coke sectors boost demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Appalachian Coals
Steel and Coke Industries
Local Social Roundup Guides Visits Across Communities
Mr and Mrs Jim Jones and daughter visit with Charles Jones Logan and with Rev and Mrs E F Bradford. Families from Sugar Grove Lancaster Logan Newark Columbus Nelsonville Athens Louisville and Mansfield share dinners and afternoons with relatives and friends across central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Jim Jones
Charles Jones Logan
E. F. Bradford
Bruce Adcock
Melvin Smeck
Sugar Grove
Henry Kipken
Myles
Lancaster
Alta Adcock
Logan
June Adcock
Sgt
Henry Pointras
Virginia
Orval Mount
Mansfield
J. F. Brashares
Charles Lawrence
Newark
Luther Blum
Howard Blum
Harold Blum
Bill Helber
Hubert Hall
Andy Mathias
Gordon Walton
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Schaekel
Thomas Simmons
Donald Hersman
Oscar Imboden
Richard Flowers
John McMurray
James Neal, Jr
Virgil Norris
Olaf Castle
Joseph Bissell
Ralph Lambright
Howard Johnson
Hansford Buckland
Are Robinson, Jr
Eli Bush
Alto
Haven
Dick Allen
Carol Benedict
Donald Brookland
Tom Burdette
Gene Crow
C. R. Dawley
J. E. Eads
Elmer Ebersbach
Gail Faires
Henry Frye
Carl Gardner
Harry Godfrey
Frank Haught
John Sargent
Margaret Lynn Lewis
William McKinley
R. H. Melrose
William Bardin
Chester Roush
Maggie Schrader
Ted Stevens
William van Horn
Ruth Wallace
NEW Haven News
J. L. Stewart
Cliff Roush
Thelma Capehart
Edith Roush
Sarah Roush
Leone Sayre
Shelby Grinstead
New Haven Briefs
Ewington
Berne
Athens Messenger
Columbus
North American Aviation, Inc
William Huddy
Buchtel
Ada Waddy
Ada Huddy
Athens, Ohio
Athens Co
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