Jury Frees Man Charged In Fatal Auto Accident
Howard B. Clark was found not guilty of a traffic violation after a Circuit Court trial arising from a Route 2 collision that killed Charles Lee McDade. The jury previously could not reach a verdict in the same case during the September term.
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Point Pleasant
Howard B. Clark
Clark
Route 2
Charles Lee McDade
Harry Godfrey
Charles Yeager
Clyde Asbury
Howard Roush
Cleon Cadle
Wert Rollins
J. A. Kapp
James L. Darby
Lester W. Foreman
Jessie Lyons
Darsel Knapp
Wilbur Webb
James Harold Long
Long
Justice of Peace Court
Homer Oldaker
Harold Bumgarner
Herman Bletner
Clarence Gill
Harry Click
Huffman Rites Wednesday For Chloe Huffman
Funeral services for Chloe A. Huffman 70 of Leon will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Eddy Chapel Methodist Church led by Rev Kandis Absten. She died Sunday night after a year long illness. She was born April 10 1886 in Jackson County. Survived by husband Harry four sons John Vankirk Leon Route 2 Charles and Clarence Huffman also Eugene Huffman in U S Army Fort Bliss Texas and one brother Charles Vankirk Silverton W V Friends may call at the late home Burial in the church cemetery under Crow funeral home direction.
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Point Pleasant
Chloe A. Huffman
Leon
Eddy Chapel Methodist Church
Kandis Absten
Huffman
Eddy Chapel
Jackson County
John Vankirk
Harry Huffman
Charles
Clarence Huffman
Eugene Huffman
U. S. Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Charles Vankirk
Silverton
W. Va
Church
Crow Funeral Home
Chappell Talk Scheduled by Point Pleasant Mission
Dr Clovis G Chappell scheduled to speak Thursday January 24 to the Point Pleasant Preaching Mission Congregation. A Southern Methodist minister renowned as a top 10 effective preacher, he has led major churches in Mount Vernon Place Washington First Oklahoma City and Charlotte. He is a best selling devotional author known for humor and lecturing.
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Point Pleasant
Clovis G. Chappell
America
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
First Methodist
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charlotte
N. C
Dr. Chappell
Speakers at Main Street Baptist Church in Point Pleasant
James Carter of Illinois and E. S. Chandler of Huntington spoke at the Sunday services. The Rev Kenneth Chandler, Louisville seminary classmate of Rev Chandler, will become a Naval chaplain after graduation in May. Mr Chandler, a lay speaker and father of the Rev Chandler, spoke at the evening service.
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Point Pleasant
Timber sale bids sought on 160 acre Bedford Indiana district
National Forest invites sealed bids by 2 00 p m C S T February 15 1957 for 24 Tulip Poplar trees 131 White Oak trees 1123 other Oaks trees and 140 other mixed hardwood trees on approximately 160 acres in parts of Sections 11 and 17 T12N R15W Athens County Ohio. Estimated volumes million board feet Tulip Poplar 6 47 White Oak 20 01 other Oaks 161 86 other mixed hardwoods 18 47.
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Bedfora
Indiana
C.S.T
Athens County
Ohio
Bedford
Athens
Women Plan Polio March in Point Pleasant
The March of Dimes event, sponsored by the Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club, runs January 31 from 7 to 8 pm with Mrs. Clifford Durst as chair and Mrs. Stanley Epling as co chair. Senior Women's Club members will serve refreshments at the high school cafeteria after the march and vaccine e cards will be distributed to every home in West Virginia urging parents to take their families for polio shots.
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Point Pleasant
Clifford Durst
Stanley Epling Cochairman
Richard Tatterson
West Virginia
Point Pleasant PTA Regular Meeting Promises Student Program
The Point Pleasant High School PTA will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p m in the high school. High School students in Future Teachers of America will present a program contrasting past and present schools. The public is invited to attend.
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Point Pleasant
Visits Bring Together Horn and Vaughan Families
Mrs. Nina Horn of Main St. visited her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan in Pom eroy. Also visiting were Mrs. Donald Plants of Columbus and Mrs. Dana Wolfe and her daughter Debra Kay of Parkersburg. Dr. Alexander McCausland of Roanoke spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Stanley Tucker of Arbuckle is a pneumonia patient at Holzer Hospital and is mother to Mrs. Lewis Hussell of Viand St.
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Nina Horn
Main St
Frank Vaughan
Pomeroy
Donald Plants
Columbus
Dana Wolfe
Debra Kay
Parkersburg
Alexander McCausland
Roanoke
John McCausland
Stanley Tucker
Arbuckle
Holzer Hospital
Lewis Hussell
Viand St
Western Union seeks closing of agency telegraph office
The Western Union Telegraph Company filed on January 4 1957 with the Federal Communications Commission to close the agency telegraph office at the designated location.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Public comments sought on Rutland Ohio office closure
Residents may protest or support closing the Rutland office by writing to the Federal Communications Commission in Washington DC on or before February 4, 1957. The substitute service will be available through Pomeroy Ohio eight miles away by telephone.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Pomeroy
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
D.C
Flue Blamed As Flames Level Home
A Pomeroy home with eight rooms and two stories was destroyed by a fire believed caused by a defective flue. Fire Chief George Hicks said flames engulfed the house before arriving units from Ward 1 and 2, with part of the structure already fallen. The owner Roy Miller carried insurance on the dwelling for 3000 and contents for 2000, with total losses estimated at 4500 for the house and 3500 for the contents. Bruce Myers and his family were in the house at the time. he started a stove fire, checked the barn, then returned to find the home ablaze and called for help.
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Pomeroy
Sumner
Pomeroy Wards 1
George Hicks
Hicks
Roy Miller
Bruce Myers
Logan Grange Names Committees and Plans Banquet
Logan Hocking County Po mona Grange met in regular session Wednesday night. New opening ceremony flag presentation will be used in the future. Walter North and three women were named to head committees for annual banquet arrangements and a public relations committee to advance in that field. A donation will go to Magnetic Springs Memorial Foundation for muscular dystrophy treatment. Hockin County plans to enter a drill team in the state contest with both girls and boys. The literary program included group singing and a pageant on CARE packages with five participants. Reducing producer consumer differences was discussed by Walter North, Carol Poling, Mrs. George Wolfe and Miss Ethel Bower. Grange women served lunch.
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Logan — Hocking County
Pomona Grange
Walter North
John Amnah
Charles Geil
Magnetic Springs Memorial Foundation
Ohio Granges
Hockin County
George Wolfe
Herbert Sheline
Harry Meldrim
Harold Nihiser
Carol Poling
Ethel Bower
Hocking Grange
Harrington Class Elects New Officers at January Meeting
The Harrington Class met Monday at Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church in Westminister. New officers assumed duties: Mrs. Harry Reeves president, Mrs. Rudolph Brandt vice president, Mrs. John Krieg secretary, Miss Genevieve Wilson treasurer. Mrs. Fred Keller led devotions and Mrs. Clarence Heine reviewed Hulda from Obscure People of the Bible. Refreshments were served to 14 members by the class officers acting as hostesses.
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Harrington
Westminister House
the Presbyterian Church
Harry Reeves
Rudolph Brandt
John Krieg
Genevieve Wilson
Fred Keller
Clarence Heine
Hulda
Edgar Work
Tourist Club Luncheon and Program at Bowen Home
Tourist Club members met at Brandts restaurant for a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Louise Bowen. They adjourned to the Bowen residence for a relaxation themed program with violin solos, travel slides, and a two piano finale. Sixteen members and 11 guests attended.
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Brandt
Mary Louise Bowen
Bowen
N. Market St
Stanton Pond
C. P. McNeil
Antonio Lotti
Zoa Blosser
Joe Case
Virgil Harman
Marcus Kerr
John Krieg
Emerson Poston
Irma Powers
J. T. Underwood
Births and discharges at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sloan of Logan welcome a daughter. Discharged: Mrs. Edger MacNichols of Laurelville Route 1 and son Corwin Bigham of Columbus. Also discharged: Mrs. Phyllis Sharp of McArthur. Mrs. Ann Huston of Logan. Wendell Phillips of Logan Route. Mrs. Clare Merrill of McArthur.
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John C. Sloan
Logan
Edger MacNichols
Laurelville
Corwin Bigham
Columbus
Phyllis Sharp
McArthur
Ann Huston
Wendell Phillips
Twins Born to Simpkins in Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Ronald Simpkins of Point Pleasant announce the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, born Sunday at Kanawha Medical Clinic.
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Point Pleasant
Ronald Simpkins
Kanawha Medical Clinic
Egg and poultry price roundup from Cincinnati farms
Cincinnati area farm prices show eggs by consumer grades from U S A jumbo to small sizes with per case figures and checks. Poultry prices for No 2 quality fryers range from 3 to 5 pounds and over 5 pounds, with light type priced accordingly. Potatoes listed at 2.25 to 4.50 per bag.
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Cincinnati
U.S
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Fisher Sta
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