Former Resident Nannie Love Dies in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Nannie Greer Love of Columbus, formerly of Mason County, died Tuesday in a Columbus hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs. Mabel Gibbs and three sons Opher Austin and Wirt Love, all of Columbus. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. at Heights EUB Church. Burial Suncrest Cemetery after viewing one hour prior.
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Point Pleasant
Nannie Greer Love
Columbus
Mason County
Mabel Gibbs
Opher, Austin
Wirt Love
Heights Eub Church
Suncrest Cemetery
Bobo Scheduled To Receive Surgery
Mr and Mrs Ray Fox of Clifton report that S Sgt W G Bobo is scheduled for major surgery Wednesday morning in California. The operation stems from an automobile wreck on New Years Eve while he served abroad. Friends may write to S Sgt W M Bobo Read 2349th Hospital Ward C 1 Parks A Fr B California.
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Ray Fox
Clifton
W. G. Bobo
California
W. M. Bobo
2349Th Hospital Ward
C-1
Parks A.F.B
Prices Vs. Income Battle To Continue In 1958
Homemakers News forecasts a continuing mismatch between rising consumer prices and incomes in 1958. Food supplies stay plentiful though prices for beef pork dairy eggs and cereals trend higher or stay near 1957 levels.
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Ramona
Holliday
Turkey
Acquittal in State v Leonard Ends Felonious Assault Case
The petit jury found James Leonard not guilty of felonious assault after a 1 hour 40 minute deliberation in circuit court. State witnesses included Harry Flowers and Steve Miller while defense witnesses were Delbert Blessing and Mrs. Gertrude Leonard. Various court actions followed including probation for Newell Bland and Charess Vanmeter and divorces granted by Judge Kessel.
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Point Pleasant
James Leonard
Circui Court
Harry Flowers
Steve Miller
Mark Harshbarger
Harry Rainey
Delbert Blessing
Gertrude Leonard
J. F. G. Johnson
Joseph Antle
Dorothy Fields
William Chrisler
Marcus Weaver
Floyd McMillin
George Lerner
J. A. Allen
Robert Newberry
William King
Ora Hart
Mildred Frey
Clara Burris
Leonard
Iplea
Oliver D. Kessel
Elmer Black
William Lester Newell
Raymond Musgrave
Newell
James Bland
Charess Vanmeter
Bland
Vanmeter
Kessel
Venus L. Ward
Frank M. Ward
Helen Brown
Paul Brown
Florence Starr
Harrison Starr
Point Pleasant Fire Dept Reports Yearly Damages
The Point Pleasant fire department reports city damages totaling 43620 and county damages 65815 for 1956. City calls show 12 fires with no damage and 19 with damage, plus 8 grass fires and 10 emergencies. County figures list 25 damaged and undamaged fires with 10 grass fires and various emergencies.
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Point Pleasant
J. C. Parson
Harry Flower
Japan Focus At Trinity WSCS Meeting In January
Mrs. P A Penley led the January WSCS program at Trinity Methodist with displays on Japan. Talks covered Brief Look of Japan and Christian Church in Japan, followed by a discussion led by several members. A preaching session is set for Feb 9 to 14 and officers meet Jan 27 to prepare the quarterly report. The group reviews The Kingdom Beyond Caste by Liston Pope and invites all WSCS members to four study sessions in January and February.
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P. A. Penley
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Japan
T. J. Damron
Christian Church In
George Williamson
Robert Miller
C. L. Head
John Kauff
Nelson Jeck
John Grass
J. A. Shinn
Lewis Rossi
Esther Thomas
J. A. Blankenship
Chester A. Roush
J. B. Couch
Norman Foss
Richard Johnson
Liston Pope
Pope
J. B. Cunningham
Huntington
Methodist
Gov Underwood Maps 100 Million Road Plan Across State
Gov Underwood outlines a ten year road program costing 39 million dollars yearly to modernize routes 2 and 10. Route 2 from Huntington to Moundsville and Route 10 from Huntington to Logan would become four lane expressways linking to the interstate system.
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Point Pleasant
Huntington
Moundsville
Logan
Underwood
Patrick C. ‘Graney
State Road Commission
Fire damages Kanawha Eight Mile home in Point Pleasant
Mrs. Mary S. Plants loses five room dwelling and contents in a Wednesday fire believed to start from a coal stove. Owens Plants alerted neighbors. Point Pleasant Fire Department battled flames but saved only a dresser and three chairs. Loss estimated at 4000 for the house and 2000 for the contents. Firefighters listed. U.S. contributions of seven million dollars to the World Health Organization earmarked for antimalaria work.
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Point Pleasant
Mary S. Plants
Kanawha
Eight Mile
Plants
Owens Plants
J. C. Parsons
Frank Henry
Harry Flowers
Chester Leport
Paul Wood
Steve Miller
U. 8
Paris
United States
World Health Organization
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief
An old ad urges readers to visit a druggist today for an original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims the first application will provide relief and repeated use will remove aches and pains. The product is described as a clean penetrating antiseptic oil that does not stain or leave a greasy residue.
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Welco
Moone
Mrs Judson Brake Hosts Bethany Bible Class Meeting
Mrs Judson Brake of Mt Ver non Ave hosted the Bethany Bible Class at Main Street Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs Walter Selbey led the business session and Mrs Howard Tully gave the devotional from Deuteronomy.
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Judson Brake
Mt. Vernon Ave
Bethany Bible Class
Main Street Baptist Church
Walter Selbey
Howard Tully
S. Roger Tyler
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