Bishop to Preform Rite at Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant
The Rt. Rev. Wilburn C. Campbell visits Christ Church in Point Pleasant to administer the confirmation rites. The service is set for Sunday at 11 a.m. Campbell, West Virginia bishop since 1955, has long served in church and community roles and resides in Charleston. He will tour Lakin State Hospital and Bruce Chapel on Sunday, with a reception after the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wilburn C. Campbell
West Virginia
Episcopal Church
Christ Church Parish
Jerome D. Rogers
Campbell
Rogers
Pennsylvania
New York
Presiding Bishop
National Council of the Episcopal Church
New York City
Char
Leston Symphony Orchestra
West Virginia Council of Church
Buckskin Council of Boy Scouts
American Red Cross Board of Directors
Kanawha-Clay
Capitol City
North Carolina
Charleston
Lakin State Hospital
Bruce Chapel
Gallipolis Ferry
Church Schedules in Point Pleasant Area
A compiled list of church services in Point Pleasant and surrounding communities. Details include pastors, service times, and weekly activities for Sacred Heart, St. Joseph's Mason, First Church of God Point Pleasant, Nazarene, Heights EUB, Bellemead EUB, Point Pleasant Mission, Jordan Baptist, Main Street Baptist, Church of Christ, Harmony Baptist, Concord Baptist, Church of Christ in Christian Union, Seventh-Day Adventist, Presbyterian, Trinity Methodist, Presbyterian, Union EUB Leon Charge, Rockcastle, Yanger, Shiloh, Mr Zion, Promise Land, Warren, and other local congregations with patchwork schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oreilly
Sacred Heart Church of
Point Pleasant
St. Joseph's of Mason
Church of God
George Osler
Bellemead Eub
Jack Higgins
Youth Fellowship
Adult Christian Endeavor
Point Pleasant Mission
Ervin Patrick
Jordan Baptist
Raymond Kelly
Main Street Baptist
Kenneth Chandler
Church of Christ
Henderson
Robert Kessinger
Harmony Baptist
Warren Dean
Concord Baptist
Church of Christ In Christian Union
J. P. Keefer
Seventh-Day Adventist — Bible Chapel
Howard Avenue
Bell Meade
Trinity Methodist Church
Alvin C. Young
The
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Church
Main Street Baptist Church
Eub — Leon
Donald Pringle
Rockcastle
Yanger
Shiloh
Mr. Zion
Promise Land
Warren
Simon Turner Funeral Set in Point Pleasant
Funeral services for Simon Peter Turner set for Sunday at 2:30 pm at Church of Christ in Christian Union with burial in Lone Oak Cemetery under Stevens Funeral Home direction. Turner, longtime Mason County resident, died Wednesday at Holzer Hospital after Monday admission. Born Sept 11 1891 in Point Pleasant he worked 35 years at Marietta Manufacturing. He is survived by his mother Frances Flower Turner wife Anna Rayburn Turner son Eules Meade Turner seven daughters ten grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral home viewing at 2329 Lincoln Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Simon Peter Turner
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Lone Oak Cemetery
Stevens Funeral Home
Turner
Mason County
Holzer Hospital
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Frances Flower Turner
Theodore Turner
Anna Rayburn Turner
Eules Meade Turner
Marie Stephens
Mary Riddle
Geneva
Ohio
Oma Lee Juniper
Painesville
Leta Wamsley
Bessie
Anna Elaine Turner
W. H. Turner
Parkersburg
Grace Stone Installed as Sacred Heart Guild President
Pt Pleasant society circles report Mrs Grace Stone was installed as president of the Sacred Heart Guild at the parish house on Wednesday evening. New officers include Mrs Ben Tracy as vice president Mrs J T Saunders as secretary and Mrs William Somerville as treasurer. Father John O Reilly spoke after the installation and Miss Stone announced a January 20 communion with a breakfast after mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stone
Sacred Heart Guild of Catholic Church
Ben Tracy
J. T. Saunders
William Somerville
Malcom Reed
John O. Reilly
Miss Stone
Carl Adler
Ora Carlisle
Charles Stanley
Robert Shertzer
N. A. Park, Jr
Frederick Frey
L. M. Foglesong
E. E. Heiner
al Lattanzi
Grace Rodgers
Samba Chi Omega soro rity meeting at Moose Home
A group identified as Samba Chi Omega soro rity will hold a meeting Monday evening at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samba Chi Omega
Moose Home
Dallas Kayser Fetes Fifth Birthday With Family Party
Dallas Kayser was honored on his fifth birthday at a Thursday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kayser on Jackson Avenue. Guests arrived from 6 to 8 pm for games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wilson, Mrs. J. N. Wilson and children Carolyn Susan Molly Jimmy and Rose Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Kayser
Robert Kayser
Jackson Avenue
D. G. Wilsong
J. N. Wilson
Carolyn
Susan
Molly
Jimmy
Rose Marie
Doylestown Woman Visits Parents as Family Plans Friday Reunion
Mrs. Harold Swinborne of Doylestown Pa visits her parents Sheriff and Mrs Earl Mohr. Her husband and children stay with relatives in Charleston and are set to arrive Friday. Wirt Ribbins of Main Street is a patient at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Swinborne
Doylestown
Sheriff
Earl Mohr
Charleston
Wirt Ribbins
Main Street
Holzer Hospital
Huston Rites In Kentucky
Fred Huston 47 of Ludlow Ky died in an explosion at an oil well on the Fred Stiers farm Starr Township Services set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Catherman Funeral Home Ludlow Burial in St Marys Cemetery Ft Mitchell Ky Huston manager of Hocking Valley Gas Co survived by wife Margert and three daughters Roslyn Margie and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Huston
Ludlow
Fred Stiers
Starr Township
Catherman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ft. Mitchell
Huston
Hocking Valley Gas Co
Margert
Roslyn Huston
The
Margie Brockman
Bellvue, Ky
Mary Bennett
Weekend Visitors Gather at Asbury Houshold
Weekend visitors to the Mash residence included Wilbert Legg Sam Miller both of New Marshfield and Steve Bradley Reynoldsburg with Claude DeLozier Columbus and Asa Mash McArthur. Denney home hosted Fred Durnburger Coonville Henry Denney New Marshfield. Marstiller visitors from Oak Grove Nelsonville Athens and Kimberly included Spencer Adams Jerry Burchfield Jim Howard and Evelyn Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Don Mash
Wilbert Legg
Sam Miller
New Marshfield
Steve Bradley
Reynoldsburg
Claude DeLozier
Columbus
Asa Mash
McArthur
George Denney
Fred Durnburger
Coonville
Henry Denney
Ronald Marstiller
Spencer Adams
Oak Grove
Jerry Burchfield
Nelsonville
Jim Howard
Athens
Evelyn Howard
Kimberly
Fire damages Bus Terminal Restaurant in Point Pleasant
Firefighters responded to a blaze at the Bus Terminal Restaurant in Point Pleasant at 6 30 a m. The Fire Department estimated damage at 100 dollars, caused by grease on the stove and starting the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Births and discharges noted at local clinic
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shobe of Jefferson Blvd welcomed a daughter Kimberly Lynn. Dorothy Day of Bladen Ohio discharged. Mrs. James Lucas of Pleasant Route 2 admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shobe
Jefferson Blvd
Kimberly Lynn
Dorothy Day
Bladen
Ohio
James Lucas
Pleasant
Route 2
Public Relations Chief Is C of C Speaker
South Dunn Roanoke utility public relations director will speak on Business Must Plan for the Future at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Moose Home February 19. Dunn, a Lee City Kentucky native, rose through Appalachian Electric Power and Kentucky Power to public relations head for Appalachian in 1948. Eugene Ball elected Chamber president. Hyer to give annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Roanoke
Chamber of Commerce
Moose Home
Lee City
Berea College
New York University
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Huntington
Ashland
Kentucky Power Co
Appalachian
Kentucky Power Company
Kingsport Utilities, Inc
American Gas and Electric System
Eugene Ball
C. J. Hyer
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City notes a series of holiday visits and returns to duty. Navy air base sailor C N Ron ald Ray Matheny, stationed in Memphis, TN, spent eight day Christmas leave with his parents before sailing to Japan after visiting relatives in Murray City and Corning. Other locals, including Duane Martin, Gilbert and Jack Mitchell, and families, hosted or visited relatives in Columbus, Willoughby, Dayton, Glouster, Newark, Logan, and Nelsonville during Christmas and New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Martin
Martins
Columbus
Robert McCarty
Joy Huston
Paul Huston
Aimee
Somerset
Ed Smith
Eugene
Newark
Lyle
Hannah
Theresa
Straitville
Gilbert
Jack Mitchell
Willoughby
John
Richard Wright
Frank Shelton
Frank Williams
Walter Klimmsky
Dayton
Raymond
Jack Huston
Logan
Arthur Wilson
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
John C. Penn
Ronnie
John C
Walter Prokop
Stanley
Paul
Bobby Kruger
Cleveland
Howard Craft
Clayton Worthington
Janice
Roy
Billy
James Smith
Sandra
Peggy
Lancaster
Robert Martin
Richard Duffy
Jackie
Nelsonville
Duffy
Betty Sabo
Logan-Hocking County Births and Deaths Break Even in December
Logan and Hocking County report 18 births and 18 deaths in December as clerk Lorena Larimer tallies vital statistics. Nearly all births occurred at Hocking Valley Hospital with a mix of hospital and home deliveries for named families across Logan, McArthur, Laurelville, and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Stanley Mitchell
McArthur
Hollis Hart
South Bloomingville
Thomas West
Paul F. Moore
Laurelville
Ollie J. Conley
Willis W. Angle
Logan
Charles S. Mundy
Landin H. Bentley
Union Furnace
Paul Finley
John W. Mowery
John W. Bright
Gary W. Gaddis
Shawnee
Selby E. Murphy
David F. Devol
Carbon Hill
Jesse C. Murphy
Boland Rites To Be Monday
Arrangements are set for Howard E. Boland 83 a retired farmer and former Marion Township resident who died Wednesday night in Columbus after a long illness. He leaves 92 descendants including sons George Virgil and Alfred Boland of Lancaster daughters Jennie Helber Ruth Hilliard Mary Ackers of Lancaster and Delphia Sheets of Maxville 41 grandchildren 44 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Visitation Saturday afternoon at Leonard funeral home with services at 1 30 p m Monday conducted by Rev J W Steen burial in South Harvey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard E. Boland
Marion Township
Columbus
Perry County
Samuel
Caroline Poling Boland
Hocking County
Boland
George
Virgil
Alfred Boland
Lancaster
Jennie Helber
Ruth Hilliard
Mary Ackers
Delphia Sheets
Maxville
Leonard Funeral Home
J. W. Steen
South Harvey Cemetery
No Full Time Em ployment Hits Gas Station Staff
One third of all gasoline service stations in the United States report having no full time employees. The figure highlights labor shortages in the industry and could affect operations and service levels nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forms Out To Keep Tab On Children
Logan supplies of new cumulative school health record forms have been distributed to city and county schools. The Ohio Department of Health financed the initial printing and will provide copies to all schools. The forms will be used each year for first grade pupils to record essential health data and guide health planning and daily living routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. R. Moran
Ohio Department of Health
Moran
Mrs Denney Dies at 84 in Logan
Leander Denney 84 died at 11 a m Thursday at a sister’s home in Logan Route 4 after a long illness. A native of Vinton Gallia County he lived in Jobs as a carpenter for New York Coal Co. Veteran of the Spanish American War he belonged to Wellston Methodist Church and Murray City Eagles Lodge. Survived by four daughters nine grandchildren three great grandchildren and another sister. Funeral service 2 p m Monday at Heinlein funeral home with Rev Don Scribner officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leander Denney
Clint Ledford
Vinton
Gallia County
New York Coal Co
Wellston
Alberta Foreman
Ruth Johnson
Louisville
Christine Guyan
Flint
Mich
Edwin Transue
Wadsworth
Ohio
Heinlein Funeral Home
Don Scribner
New Lexington
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Area Church Notices From Roy and Surrounding Towns
Local church listings outline Sunday worships and sermon topics across multiple denominations including Nazarene, EUB, Lutheran, Church of Christ and Methodist. Notable services include Union Furnace presbyterian morning worship at 9, St Matthew Lutheran 10 a.m. divine service, and First Presbyterian with installation of new officers at 10:30 followed by Spirit of God anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Roy FE. Klingler
D. S. Dunkle
Ministerial
Otterbein College
Westerville
Dorcas-Naomi
Herman Leonard
Women’s Aid Meeting
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Zion
Ladies Aid
Union
St. Matthew Lutheran
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
Baker
First Church of Christ
LeRoy S. Haynie
Haydenville
Commission On
Buchtel
Jobs
Murray City
WSCS
New Plymouth Presbyterian
Robert W. Farrow
Westminster Fellowship
Sickles Home
Buddy Sickles
Tom Redd
New Plymouth
Budget Hassle Shrinks County Spending for 1957
Logan county commissioners paused the 1957 budget fight and will meet again to finalize figures. Despite higher tax receipts, increased Public Employee Retirement System costs will absorb most new revenue, likely limiting clerical raises and leaving operating funds near 1956 levels. They also approved alley vacates in Harlop Addition and approved welfare and travel expenses totaling about 5 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
General Relief Administration
Ohio Association of Probate and Juvenile Judges
Columbus
Rhea Bangert Brown
Katherine Myers
George Johnson
Logan Martha Circle of Methodist Church Meets
Logan Society met in the chapel on Monday evening with Mrs. Harry Hill leading devotions and Mrs. For est Deering in charge. The group announced a February study course for the Woman's Society of Christian Service featuring four two hour sessions studying Missions USA presented by Mrs. Edgar Van Horn. Mrs. Joseph Phillips led the evening lesson on The Church in Southeast Asia from the study book as Mrs. Van Horn reviewed part of the book. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marion Strawn and Mrs. Walter Hamburger, followed by a committee of Mrs. Blake Mrs. Fred Moorehead and Miss Margaret Study providing further refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Strawn
Walter Harburger
van Horn
Blake
Fred Moorehead
Margaret Study
Naomi Circle Meets at Methodist Church on Missions Classes
Mrs. Hattie Patton led the Naomi Circle gathering at the Methodist Church on Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace Blake and Mrs. Patton gave readings. Mrs. James Struble announced a Missions USA class series starting Monday Jan 28 with three more sessions each Monday 1 to 3 pm taught by Mrs. Edgar Van Horn. Edna Angle led devotion. Readings followed from the Upper Room and the poem Slow Me Down Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Patton
Naomi Circle
Methodist Church
Wallace Blake
Patton
James Struble
WSCS
Missions USA
Edgar van Horn
Edna Angle
Tax saving tips ahead of year end planning
Federal income tax column urges year end planning to cut next year’s tax. Highlights include increasing dependent support for larger exemptions, timing for marriages and births, medical expense pacing, borrowing to pay taxes, capital gains deferral, and bond investment tax considerations. Recommends consulting the IRS or a qualified tax adviser and cautions against unqualified “tax experts.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Accountants
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Internal Revenue Service
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Ad Council Names 1957 Officers
The Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council met at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerken’s home on Second Street Wayne. Wayne Timberlake presided as president with Charles Wolfe as vice president and Clinton Poling as secretary. Discussions focused on highway law enforcement and driver behavior. New members Ira Poss and his spouse were welcomed. Meeting date shifted to the second Friday monthly, with the next gathering set for February at the Timberlakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Richard Gerken
E. Second St
Wayne Timberlake
Clinton St. Clair
John Larimer
Charles Wolfe
Ira Poss
Licking County
Clinton Poling
Bryant Vanatta
Menof Women’s Committee
Nondescript Club Hosts Jan 3 Meeting
Mrs Clarence Heine hosted the Nondescript Club in Blosser's banquet room with 16 members and 4 guests present. Mrs Raymond Keairns reviewed "Gary Fox" by Burke Davis. The next meeting is Jan 17 with Mrs Emerson Poston as hostess and Mrs Heine presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Heine
Blosser
Gary Fox
Burke Davis
Raymond Keairns
Wayne Snyder
Lester Risch
A. K. Smith
Len C. Brown
Forest
Emerson Poston
Heine
Logan Crew Answers General Alarm Fire
Logan city fire department responded to a general alarm at 3 55 p m Thursday at Henry Wolfe's repair garage at Church and Riff Streets. Chimney boards around a heating stove caught fire. damage was about 25 dollars. Fire extinguished with booster tank water. Assistant Chief Ralph Courter said defect in chimney caused the blaze. building owned by James Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Henry Wolfe
Church and
Riff Sts
Ralph Courter
James Goss
John C. Larimer Is Named 1957 Traffic Fatality
John C. Larimer of Logan Route 4 died Wednesday after his car left Route 75 and overturned into a ditch. He will lie in state at St. Matthew Lutheran Church before a funeral at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Thomas C. Smalsteed. Burial is in New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John C. Larimer
Route 75
Leonard Funeral Home
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas C. Smallsteed
New Straitsville
Larimer
Hocking County
Owen Yaw
Wesleyan College First in World to Grant Degrees to Women
Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia earned recognition as the world’s first college chartered to grant degrees to women. Britannica notes the historic achievement marking a milestone in higher education for female students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan College
Macon
Georgia
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Athens Messenger
Pt. Pleasant Church News
Esbyterian Church
Robert Ray
William Burdette
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Gimbel
Philadelphia
Luce
Bernard F. Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers, Inc
Simon Turner
Lincoln Ave
Pt. Pleasant Society
Joseph Kayser
Stephen
Josephine Crandall
Allen
David Kayser
Kenneth Roush
Kenny
Joyce
Margaret
Buffalo
General Post Office
Robert H. Schaffer
National Foundation For
Leto Reghi
Kentucky
G. South
Mr. Dunn
Salvation Army
Murray City Social Notes
Mrs. Howard Craft
Logan Church News
Logan Society
Naomi
Taker's
Kris Kringle
Kanauga, Orio
Silver Bridge
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