Quarters for Workers at Mason County Shipyard
Mason County Shipyard arranging for living quarters for workers. Local police were asked to locate Arnold E Huff, an employee, to inform him his mother, 93, is critically ill in Charleston. Officer Noble delivered the message. Huff left for Charleston afterward. Mrs Delano IIl Point Pleasant Ray pentane under doctor care at Jericho Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Arnold E. Huff
Charleston
Noble
Mr. Huff
Delano Iil
Ray Pentane
Jericho Road
Increase in Production Is Cited
Marietta Manufacturing Co. cites higher production and local manpower shortages, prompting a new listing of nearby rooms and board for single workers. Employees prefer live-in arrangements near the plant. accommodations can be registered via L. H. Putz, personnel, at phone 248.
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Point Pleasant
the Messenger
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Empolyes
Marietta
L. H. Putz
New Haven Sailor Killed in Action in the Pacific
Mrs Thel ma Capehart of New Haven reported to the navy department that her son Yeoman Bert L Capehart was killed in action somewhere in the Pacific. He was 22 and is survived by his mother and sister Doris Capehart a student at Capital City Commercial College in Charleston.
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Point Pleasant
Thelma Capehart
New Haven
Jema Capehart
Navy Department
Yeoman
Bert L. Capehart
Pacific
Yeoman Capehart
Doris Capehart
Capital City Commercial College
Charleston
Mrs Monana Ball 44 Dies of Heart Attack in Point Pleasant
Mrs. Monana Ball aged 44, longtime Ball Restaurant employee, died of a heart attack at her Jefferson Avenue home after years of heart trouble. A Oakland Maryland native who came to Point Pleasant in 1941, she opened the restaurant and later worked there as an employee. Survived by two sisters Mrs. W. H. Ewing of Washington and Mrs. Jo DeBarry of West Warfield, Pa. Arnett Funeral Home to receive relatives from Washington. Also notes Mrs John J Dower Sr ill at Holzer Hospital and daughter-in-law in hospital for tonsillectomy. James Dickerson and Mrs Evelyn Warnshey arrested for disorderly conduct and released to Mayor Krodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Moona L. Bally
Ball
21St St
Jefferson Ave
Arnett
Washington
Johny
Dower
Holzer Hospital
John J. Dower
James Dickerson
Evelyn Warnshey
Otis Nobler
Krodel
Harold Sayre
Portsmouth Navy Yard
R. Harris
Spencer
John Miller
New Haven
E. B. Selby
Mt. Vernon’ Ave
James Ellis
Country Club Addition
John Andrews
Hallwood
Hubert Stark
Huntington
West Virginia
Civil Air Patrol
North Main St
Fred Bowser
Wilson Stephenson
Carter Franklin
Main St
Two youths held as robbery suspects in Fay ette County
Deputy Morrison retrieved Joe Rodgers and James Bowling, about 15, from Mt Hope at Fayette County authorities request. They are to be examined by Prosecuting Attorney Bardin after involvement suspected in two Monday night robberies at the Ordnance School and Candas restaurant, with ties to Bowling's Fayette County relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candas
Rodgers
Bowling
Fayette County
Married Ladies Bridge Club notes from Point Pleasant
Mrs Milton L. Miller hosted a Thursday bridge afternoon at 709 Main St. High score winner Mrs T Stribling received defense stamps. Guests included Mrs N A Park and others. Next meeting set for 1821 Jefferson Blvd with hostess Harold Sayre. Also notes on local residents and minor events. birthdays, hospitalizations, and a patrol meeting.
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Point Pleasant
Milton L. Miller
Main St
Married Ladies Bridge Club
T. Stribling
N. A. Park
C. O. Weissenburger
S. Shandier Wilhelm
E. E. Heiner
Tol Stribling
Walter
Robert
Meyer
Miller
Harold Sayre
Jefferson Blvd
Accounting Sought by Mason's Delegate
Mason County delegate George A. Rairden introduced a resolution in the House of Delegates requiring department heads to submit itemized two year expense estimates for personal service. It was defeated 42 to 35 with some Republicans absent and seven Democrats voting with the minority. The budget commission approved lump-sum salaries totaling 20 million dollars. Two year appropriations from July 1, 1945, total 85 million dollars, about six million more than the previous period. Rairden serves on taxation and finance, temperance, and delinquent land committees. The taxation and finance committee, key among the panels, commands member attention during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
House of Delegates
George A. Rairden
Mason County
Mr. Rairden
Budget Commission
Rairden
Gallia Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Valor in France
Gallia resident Technician John Hersman, brother of Mrs. Ella B. Baird, was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for distinctive service on November 11, 1944 near Louvigny, France with the 21st Field Artillery Battalion. He and two others saved a burning ammunition vehicle by removing powder and extinguishing flames amid direct enemy shelling.
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Gallipolis
John Hersman
Ella B. Baird
Gallipolis R. 1
Louvigny
France
21St Field Artillery Battalion
Hersiman
Techineiae Hersman
Gallipolis Social Notes and Personal Briefs
Social notes from Gallipolis report Mrs Claude Miller hosting Pre-school Mothers Club with speaker Mrs Delia O Connor Kirkendall R N on How Mothers Can Cooperate. Local personal items list Dr Charles E Holzer and F W McDermott in Columbus, deaths in North Lima, Red Cross drive in town, and residents visiting relatives in Columbus Huntington Newport News Golden Colorado and Denver.
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Gallipolis
Claude Miller
Delia O'Connor Kirkendall R. N
Iallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
F. W. McDermott
Rio Grande College
Columbus
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Everett G. Royer
North Lima
Royer
Robert M. Betz
Cpl
Loren Campbell
William Campbell
Seattle
Wash
Campbell
Heber Russell
Newport News
Helen Russell
W. E. Spear
Grace Derry Wetherholt
Huntington
J. Clifford Rinehart
Dayton
Red Cross
Carl Offenbacher
J. Everett Gills
Georgia Saunders
Ida Shuler-Davis
Virginia Gothard
Crown City
Golden
Colorado
Dyer Saunders
Miss Gothard
Saunders
Mrs Davis Dies in Tennessee Former teacher and secretary dies
GALLIPOLIS Ohio Mrs Mary Ferguson Davis 34 wife of Trevor I Davis a former teacher in Gallpolis City Schools died Monday in Westpoint Tennessee where the couple resided the past two years She was daughter of Mrs William Ferguson Columbus and had worked as secretary in the state department of education before moving to Tennessee Funeral services will be held Saturday at her mother's home 1282 Loretta Ave Columbus and burial will follow in Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Ferguson Davis
Trevor I. Davis
Westpoint
Tenn
Davis
William Ferguson
Columbus
State Department of Education
Tennessee
Loretta Ave
Green Lawn
Services in Churches of Gallipolis
Sunday church services listed for Gallipolis with times and pastors. First Baptist Pastor J. Faward Hakes preaches on Damaging Doubt at 10:30 with 6:30 Youth for Christ and 7:30 Evening service. Grace Methodist. First Presbyterian. St. Peter's Episcopal winter service at 4:30 June through March. Church of God. Church of Christ. Church of the Nazarene. Gallipolis Mission. John Gee Ame Church notes include Sunday School, forums, and evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
J.j Faward Hakes
Earl Saunders
Hakes
Grace Methodist Church
V. Scott Westerman
Tthe
L. L. Lovett
First Presbyterian
Theodore Valenti
ST. Peter's Episcopal Church
Charles G. Baird
Holy Communion
Church OF God
Third Ave
H. M. Smith
Allen Baker
Young People’s
Church OF Christ
Garfield J Ave
Ted Waller
Church OF the Nazarene
Vernon C. Shafer
Gallipolis Mission
Mill Creek Street
Floyd Wise
John Gee
Mary Lou Henderson
Littie Jackson
John Casey
Doris Case
Co-operative Forum
Market Grocery Sold in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis the Market Grocery on Second Ave near Locust St has been sold by F. Folden to Chauncey L. Johnson and J. Everlett Gills. Johnson said possession will occur Monday with staff retained except Francis Kerr will lead the meat department. The Five-year lease on the building is held by Stanley Folden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
F. ¥. Folden
Chauncey L. Johnson
J. Everlett Gills
Johnson
Gills
Francis Kerr
Second Ave
jLocust St
Stanley Folden
F. F. Folden
Needle Club Meets At Robinett Home
Millfield Needle Club members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett's home with her daughter and hostess Mrs. Mabel Sisson. An attractive refreshment course was served. The next meeting is scheduled for January 31 at Mrs. Rice Thomas's home. Present were Bertha Sanders Ida Hill Jessie Fulton Eda Heff Kathryn McDaniel Edith Daniel Nellie Brookins Olive Brookins Donna Thomas Elizabeth Robinett Mabel Sisson and daughter Anita.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Elizabeth Robinett
Mabel Sisson
Sisson
Rice Thomas
Bertha Sanders
Ida Hill
Jessie J Fulton
Eda Heff
Kathryn McDaniel
Edith 4 ‘Daniel
Nellie Brookins
Mrs Channell Hosts Chicken Dinner For Sgt Charles Nelson
Mrs Channell of The Plains hosted a two course chicken dinner Wednesday night in honor of her nephew Sergeant Charles Nelson on a 30 day furlough from the Southwest Pacific. Guests included Mrs Nelson and daughter Charlene Mary and Charlene, Dr and Mrs L D Nelson, Mrs Robert Nelson and son Bob Leta Mae Nelson and Mrs Channell.
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Chauncey
Carrie Channel
the Plains
Charles Nelson
Southwest Pacific
Mary
Charlene
T-Sgt
Nelson
L. D. Nelson
Robert Nelson
Bob
Leta Mae Nelson
Channell
Robert
Class Has Meeting of CHAUNCEY Loyal Women
CHAUNCEY Loyal Women met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floyd Nye on High Street. Mrs. Carl Shafer, president, presided. Mrs. L H Pendergrass gave devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nye. Other attendees included Mrs. Guy Brookins and Mrs. Burg Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Women's
Floyd Nye
High St
Carl Shafer
L. H. Pendergrass
Nye
Guy Brookins
Burg Johnston
Mrs Pauline Keck Bowe Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Mrs Pauline Keck Bowe Chauncey teacher in Chauncey schools was moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens in Jagers ambulance where she had an emergency appendectomy. Her condition is perilous. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keck Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pauline Keck Bowe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
George Keck
To Live in West Chauncey Newlywed Couple Arrive in Sidney
Pvt Leroy Chauncey and Mrs Clara Morasca formerly Stalder wed in Solurbus have arrived in Sidney Nebraska near his camp. Mrs Morasca to set up a home in Sidney, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stalder The Plains. Also Mrs Georgia Allen improved after heart attack and can go out again.
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Chauncey
Pvt
Leroy
Morasca
Clara Stalder
Solurbus
Sidney
Nebr
William Stalder
the Plains
Georgia Allen
Crown City Woman Injures Ankle In Fall
Crown City Mrs. Stanley Gatewood sustained a severe left ankle injury after a Monday fall. Unable to move, she called for help, but assistance arrived about an hour later when mail carrier Mr. Nales obtained aid, and she was taken to Halaér Hospital by her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Williams were in Huntington on business, while Mrs. Junior Garlic moved to a new home formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Layne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Stanley Gatewood
Nales
Halaér Hospital
Mack Williams
Huntington
Junior Garlic
Raymond Layne
Pimples Disappeared After Night Use Ad
An advertisement claims a medicated liquid Kleerer dries pimples overnight. It touts user satisfaction, mentions praise for clearer complexions, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at 7 N. Court St for 50 cents with no risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleerex
Dover Church Schedule Revised For Revival Services
Revivals and church events dominate Chauncey Church of Christ and surrounding congregations. Gilbert Courtney leads Chauncey 10:30 service while Rev Maffett preaches 7:30. Greens Run Millfield and Trimble hold 9:30 10:30 and 7 times with lay leadership at Trimble. Chauncey revival attendance peaks at Thursday night. road conditions cancel Taylor Ridge service. Sunday offerings include Church of God Chauncey services 9:30 School 10:30 7 and Young Peoples 6:15. Morris Town Holiness Church holds 9:30 School 10:30 and 7 with Yours Peoples at 6:15. The Plains Nazarene 9:30 school 10:30 and 7 with Young Peoples in charge. Ladies Auxiliary to United Mine Workers meets Chauncey K P building Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Church of Christ
Glaze Thompson
Greens
Millfield
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Rev. Maffett
Taylor Ridge
Clarence Way
Church of God In
Howard Pennell
Young Peoples
Florence Gillespie
Morristown
Ray, jPidcock
Yours Peoples
Myrtle Simpson
Carrie Channell
Plains Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
Mary Stalder
Goldie Gibson
Chauncer
Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
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Mason
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Mt. Vernon Ave
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Langley Field
Cpt
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Texas
Kay
Gallia
Gallipolis Social Notes
Trevor Davis
Boris Karloff
MR. Wong
Marshall OF
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Cooper
Tex Ritter
Congress
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Moscow
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Jack Griffiths
Huntington Hospital
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Joe Kelly
Dinning Sisters
Lulu Belle
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Robert Benchley
Jane Withers i
Robinett
Mrs. Channel
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
Dover
Beaco
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Silver Springs
Alah Salen Peer By
Ross Alien
Reptile Institute
Florida
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Paeze
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