DAR Chapter Promotes Proper Flag Display for Fourth of July
The Charles Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges proper flag display during Independence Day. Regent Edward Biddle notes rules include sunrise raises and sunset lowers, handling torn flags, half mast procedure, no ground contact, and flags on walls or platforms shown with correct placement.
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Point Pleasant
Charles Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward Biddle
The
DAR
U. S
Washington D. C
Philip Sporn Employees Honor J B Harreld At Dinner
New Haven report details Philip Sporn plant workers at the Lafayette Hotel in Gallipolis honoring J B Harreld promoted to assistant superintendent of the Glasgow Kanawha County project. He received a luggage gift from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Philip Sporn
Lafayette
Gallipolis
J. B. Harreld
Glasgow
Kanawha County
Harreld
Smith Rickard
B and O
Graham
Rickard
Racine
Richard
River traffic report from Gallipolis and Kanawha rivers
Boats reported at Gallipolis Locks and Kanawha River lanes with vessels rising and falling. Upper gauge 18.3 feet lower 10.2 feet three and a fourth feet at the rollers Kanawha Falls 0.47 feet rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Armstrong
Ernestine
H. C Jones
Dauntless
Pete
Pennsylvania
Kanawha River
Kelley
Marmet
Merrill
Winfield
Stevenson
McElroy
LSSL
A. V. Criss
Advance
Cherokee
Sohio State
Inca
Liberty
Kanawha Falls
Community Notes From Carbondale Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Nolan Mace recently dined with his parents Mr and Mrs P O Mace. Granville Crow hosted a birthday party for his daughter Jacqueline’s fourth birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs Alison Cox Mr and Mrs George Barber Orrville Crow Carolyn Clark Anita Chesser. Mrs Wilma Williams is ill. Mrs John Landis has returned home from Mt St Mary Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Nolan Mace
P. O. Mace
Granville Crow
Jacqueline
Alison Cox
George Barber
Orrville Crow
Carolyn Clark
Anita Chesser
Wilma Williams
John Landis
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Budget Hearing Set for Lee Township July 4 1952
The tentative budget for Lee Township for the year ending December 1 1953 is on file with the clerk A public hearing will be held at 5 00 pm on July 4 1952 at the Trustees office Edna B Whiteman Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Lee Township
Edna B. Whiteman
Two Gallipolis Men Fined for Intoxication
Gallipolis residents John Munce aged 80 and Simon Gibson aged 64 were fined five dollars plus costs in Municipal Court for intoxication after police arrested them Tuesday evening. Also arrested were Percy Bryant, 53, on intoxication charges Wednesday morning and Mans on Donnally, 28, for driving while under the influence. Donnally had been released last weekend after a prior intoxication fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Munce
Simon Gibson
Percy Bryant
Manson Donnally
Bryant
Donnally
Board to Close for Holiday Weekend
POINT PLEASANT The board of education offices will be closed on Friday and Saturday of this week in observance of the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Board of Education
Brokers Pat terson and McComb Move Offices to Main Street
G. G. Patterson and J. E. McComb, local brokers, relocate offices from 415% Main St to 505 Main St in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
G. G. Patterson
J. E. McComb
Main St
Community Notes From New Plymouth Social Visits
William Gibbons spent last week with his brother and sister in law Dr J T Gibbons and Mrs Gibbons Celina Mrs Amy Harden of Logan visits with her daughters Mrs Dwight Harris and Mrs J C Cre mean Mr and Mrs Wainright and two grandchildren of Licking County visited Mr and Mrs Luther Bardin Other guests were Mr and Mrs Fred White of Lancaster Opal Wharf has returned to her Salvation Army work in Cincinnati Treadley Heinlein of Cleveland visited his parents Saturday Sunday they returned with him to Euclid for a week Plymouth Grange members with birthdays the past three months will celebrate Thursday night July 10 at the regular grange meeting Refreshments will be served with a potluck lunch at an outdoor park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Middleport
J. B. Harreld
Kanawha
Howard Wagenhall
Harreld
Senter
George Ingles
R. C. Riggs
Guy Browning
Browning
Central Coal Co
Graham Station
Dunlap
Howard Andrews
Philip Sporn
Raymond
Great Smoky Mountains
Andrews
Thomas Grinstead
Raymond Rensi
Hopedale
Ohio
Charles Tripp
Steubenville
Richmond Riggs
Williamson
Janie
Ley
Watt Stewart
Bessie Gibson
Albany
N. Y
J. L. Stewart
Stewart
Hyre
Gibson
Milt Stephan
Akron
George Hume
Bonnie Parcher
Flint
Mich
Hume
A. D. Hume
Huntington
A. D. Humes
Raymond Greathouse
Kermit J. Ford
Joe
Harriman
Tenn
Ford
Mr. Ford
Mary Filla
New Plymouth
William Gibbons
J. T. Gibbons
Gibbons
Celina
Amy Harden
Logan
Dwight Harris
J. C. Cremean
Wainright
Licking County
Luther Bardin
Fred White
Lancaster
Opal Wharf
Salvation Army
Cincinnati
Treadley Heinlein
Cleveland
Earl Heinlein
Euclid
Plymouth Grange
Glen Jividen
Glendal
Arnold Lee
Columbus
Jividen
Lucy Cash
Georgia Martin
Charles Graham
Graham
Berdie Herdman
Leon
Sherman Beaver
Wilbur Saxton
Thurman
Robert Mace
Ironton
Robert Pillows
William Longstaff
Corning
Carolyn Childs
Andy Wilson
Homer Graham
Lillian Graham
Billy Graham
Warren Stewart
Nitro
James Morgan
Gallipolis
Keith Thomas
Leonard Cash
Ray Crookham
Okey C. Roush
Dean
Richmond
New York City
Roush
C. A. Roush
Mt. Vernon Ave
Dean M. Kerr
Pelley
Westerville
Family and visitors share long awaited reunion
Sixteen Sixteen reports Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Marks hosting Mrs. Arthur Riley and Mr. Riley cousins who had not seen each other in 50 years. Mayme Bishop, employed in Columbus, vacationed with parents John and Mayme Bishop. The Bishops visited Mayme's maternal uncle William Buckley with Mr. and Mrs. Boyer of Hamden also joining. Twin birth announced at Holzer Hospital with relatives James Steel and Mrs. John Donahue as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Marks
Mr. Marks
Arthur Riley
Mr. Riley
Mayme Bishop
Columbus
John Bishop
Boyer
Hamden
William Buckley
Bijil Saunders
Holzer Hospital
James Steel
John Donahue
D. E. Wood
Mason County Health Center Closed During Holiday Weekend
Point Pleasant reports the Mason County Health Center will close Friday and Saturday for the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Health Center
Bethany Bible Class Picnic At State Park
About 50 members and families of the Bethany Bible Class from Main Street Church attended a picnic Tuesday at a state park near Gallipolis. Vesper service was led by Anderson-Broadus College students. Jean Ann Denny spoke on prayer with Miss Lenley and Miss Fraley singing. Rev. Dorsey gave the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Bible Class
Main Street
Gallipolis
Anderson- Broadus College
Ruie Teter
Marlinton
Jean Ann Denny
S. Charleston
Denny
Bernice Lenley
Vienna
Velma Fraley
D. M. Dorsey
Moose Women Schedule July Picnic Plan
The Moose women held their regular Tuesday evening meeting at the Moose home led by senior regent Elizabeth Fisher. Plans were discussed for a picnic to be held the last of July with members listed including Fisher Hyatt Ellis Henson Wartenberg Kapp Ball Fisher Fisher Caldwell Smith Parsons Parson Halley Thompson Durst Rutherford and Schlosser.
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the Moose
Moose Home
Elizabeth Fisher
Fisher
Betty Hyatt
Eva Ellis
Nellie Henson
Roma Wartenberg
J. V. Kapp
Fay Ball
Kathleen Fisher
Reba Caldwell
Betty Smith
Wallie Parsons
Doris McMillin
Hickory Chapel WSCS to Meet Thursday Evening
The Hickory Chapel church women’s society will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social room for a meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Hickory Chapel Church
Pioneer Farm Women Plan Tea and Cleanup Day
Mrs. B. O. Blain hosted the Pioneer Farm Women's Club after a Tuesday meeting led by President Mrs. Ray Crank. Plans were made to aid the Mason County Farm Women's Council with a July 24 tea at Wahama High School honoring the Point Pleasant Woman's Club, and a July 11 clean-up day at the 4-H Club recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Blain
Pioneer Farm Women's Club
America
Ray Crank
M. M. Malcolm
Mason County Farm Women's Council
Wahama High School
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
4-H Club
Crank
J. A. Kay, Jr
C. E. McCulloch
M. M Malcolm
Raymond Vanselous
B. A. Blain
Riter
H. J. Barr
Rose Sterrett
Birthday Party for Mary Lee Douglas Honors Third Birthday
Grimms Landing residents hosted a birthday party for Mary Lee Douglas on Sunday at her home. The event celebrated her June 30 birthday with gifts and refreshments for family and friends including Charles Brooks Jeffrey Holstein Poe Burdette Patty Sue Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Douglas
Gus Douglas, Jr
Grimms Landing
Charles Brooks
Jeffrey Holstein
Poe Burdette
Patty Sue Lewis
Lynn Lewis
Susan Kay Pillsbury
Lewis Earl Sayre
Donna Ann Douglas
Stephen Douglas
Charles Holstein
Milton Burdette
Milton Lewis, Jr
F. C. Pillsbury
Beaumont, Texas
Far] Sayre
Gus Douglas, Sr
A. P. Roush
Indian Chief and Wife Visit Pr Pleasant Park Tour
Chief Elkhorn of the Seneca and his wife Lillian Redeye travel with photographer T A McKerron through eastern states visiting shrines. The party plans stops at Wayne treaty monument Greenville Crawford Brady monument Eliza beth Zane monument and other sites in Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Herman Redeye
New York
Tu- Endig-Wei Park
Jower Point Pleasant
United States
Elkhorn
Salamanca
N.Y
Lillian Redeye
Cornplanter
Mary Jimmerson
T. A. McKerron
McKerron
Pittsburgh
General Wayne
Greenville
Ohio
Crawford
Upper Sandusky
Sam Brady
West Liberty
Brady
Allegheny River
Elizabeth Zane
Martins Ferry
Moundsville
W.va
Blennerhassett Island
Parkersburg
General Custer
New Rumnley
Phil Sheridan
Somerset
Miami Mound
Miamisburg
Blue Hole
Castalia
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent
Millcreek Park
Youngstown
Lillian
Ann Bailey
Tu-Endie-Wei Park
Three Mason County Girls Enter 4 H Demonstration Contest
Three Mason County girls Ruth Osher Alice Mae Plants and Jean Smith travelled to Spencer this week to compete in a regional 4 H Demonstration contest. County club agent John D Jones accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Spencer
Ruth Osher
Alice Mae Plants
Jean Smith
John D. Jones
Services Set for Mrs Bow in New Straitsville
NEW STRAITSVILLE Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. Augustine Church for Mrs Esther Bow 61 who died Wednesday at her daughter Agnus Bousch home in Columbus. She is survived by her husband Micheal daughter Agnus and five sisters. A rosary will be said Friday at 7 p.m. at Mills and Brown Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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New Straitsville
St. Augustine Church
Esther Bow
Agnus Bousch
Chatman Road
Columbus
Bow
Straitsville
Micheal
Agnus
Porter Nuther
Mansfield
James Nuther
Old Straitsville
Bessie Pargeon
Goldie Giffen
McCuneville
Lilian Wahi
Zanesville
Dorothy Denny
Maud Denny
Henry J Kellerman
Mills and Brown Funeral Home
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Point Pleasant Personalities Visit Regional Families
Local social notes list visits and returns among residents and relatives. Glen Jividen and family from Columbus stay with Lucy Cash and Georgia Martin in Point Pleasant while several other Ohio couples and guests travel between Columbus Gallipolis and Leon. Dean Roush remains in Point Pleasant with grandparents as relatives converge for weekends.
Pythian Sisters Visit Sparks Primrose Temple
Mrs Erma Pierce headlined the Shawnee gathering at Primrose Temple IOOF Hall with 15 local members present from New Straitsville. A pot luck lunch followed a warm visit, Betty Turnbull presented a gift, and Pierce spoke with a closing poem recitation If You Cannot Be A Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Erma Pierce
New Straitesville
Primrose Temple
Ioof
Pierce
Betty Turnbull
New Straitsville
Onadel] Wilson
Minnie Straw
Florida
G. W. Colvin
U. S. Navy
Ralph Duvall
Helen Bowser
Marla
Sarah Duvall
Philo
Albert Duvall
Columbus
Eddie Legg
Dick Legg
Zanesville
Margaret Hopkins
Birth announced for Langsville couple in July
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright of Langsville on July 1. The newborn adds to the Wright family with a straightforward health and family milestone noted in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Starr
Winfield
Bobby Roach
Leonard Shobe
Point Pleasant
Ernest Wright
Langsville
Local Note Highlights Moves and Visits Across Plains Community
David Miller now managing editor of the NARND Bulletin linked with the University of Iowa School of Journalism after OU graduation. Irene Thompson visits Columbus relatives. James Buffington vacationing in Canada. Shaver family hosts Clyde Shaver. Joe Novatni and Sgt. Bob Charney return from Navy and Korea with leave. Meeks family visits from Atlanta to Lexington. Oliver family returns from Detroit vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
David Miller
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Narnd Bulletin
National Association of Radio News Directors
David
Irene Thompson
Columbus
John Krivesti
Mary
James Buffington
Canada
Carlos Shaver
Lorain
Clyde Shaver
Joan Novatni
Navy
Bob Charney
Steve Charney
Korea
Robert Meeks
Atlanta
Georgia
Clarence Meeks
Meeks
Lexington
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and son Russell Cutter visited Will Young. Horace Parsons and Charles Brown from Columbus spent the weekend at their homes. Guests of Frank Parsons included Charles Grubb and sons Richard and Larry of McConnelsville and Walter Parsons of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Lloyd Miller
Russell, Cutler
Will Young
Horace Parsons
Charles Brown
Columbus
Frank Parsons
Charles Grubb
Richard and
Larry
McConnelsville
Walter Parsons
Albert Ogg
Ella Ogg
Ralph Westbrook
Donna Jean
Marietta
Flint
Mich
Phil Ross
Malta
Cook Vandyke
Evalina Brill
Mary Brill
Westland
Leonard Lowery
McLeish
Classified Ad Instructions and Payment Rules
The Messenger processes ads with one possible incorrect insertion and requires immediate notice of errors. Ads must be prepaid by cash for categories including Cards of Thanks In Memoriam Obituaries and Political Announcements. All classified ads must be received by 9 AM with Sunday ads accepted until 2 PM Saturday.
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Ada
Gal's Appointed Way Through His Called and Chosen Messengers
Leonard Tucker of Athens Ohio promotes a religious message through the Why Worry Us group affiliated with Athens Pharmacy. The notice asks about VJO and skin disease concerns in a local outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Ohio
Athens Pharmacy
Marketing Economist Discusses West Virginia Tax Funds
Robert Boals led a Mason County Farm Woman's lesson leaders training meeting in Point Pleasant on Monday. The topic was West Virginia's Tax Dollar and was attended by Mrs CB Thompson and several others including Mrs C E McCulloch Mrs Arnett Roush Mrs Otis Burris Mrs Lyle Austin Mrs Cleo Cadle Mrs Ray Crank and Mrs A O Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boals
Mason County
West Virginia
CB Thompson
C. E. McCulloch
Arnett Roush
Otis Burris
Lyle Austin
Cleo Cadle
Ray Crank
A. O. Smith
Local Births and Dismissals Noted at Mason Clinic
Vernon Donohue Letart Wanda Mae Sauer Pomeroy L J Bumgarner New Haven Carl Black Ashland Mrs Clara Taylor Middleport Lois Retimire Letart Route Lawrence Copley New Haven a son Harry Cooper Middleport a daughter Dismissed Lawrence Copley and son Vernon Donohue Mrs Harry Cooper and daughter Carl Black Mrs Lois Reitmire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Donohue
Letart
Wanda Mae Sauer
Pomeroy
L. J. Bumgarner
New Haven
Carl Black
Ashland
Clara Taylor
Middleport
Lois Retimire
Lawrence Copley
Harry Cooper
Lois Reitmire
Community social notes from Tarr Hollow and nearby towns
Grace Ogle and Emmalene Mace cooked for a conservation group at Tarr Hollow. Bettie Smith and daughter Melanie visited Clyde in Ohio, guest of E C Allen's family. Nearby, multiple households gathered for a lawn picnic at Coe Dearth’s home in New Marshfield with many relatives and friends. J W West made a business call in McArthur. Edna Daft and Carrie Morris from Columbus visited relatives in McArthur and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Edna Daft
Carrie Morris
Columbus
George Learth
Fannie
Margaret Daughtery
Paul Daugherty
Jerry
Brenda
Fourth of July Festival At Mason Methodist Church
The Sunshine Class of Mason Methodist Church sponsors a Fourth of July Festival on the church lawn starting at 1 p.m. Home made soup ice cream cake and sandwiches will be sold. A fish pond with novelties for children will be featured. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Sunshine
Mason Methodist Church
Laurel Cliff Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Wakes
Mrs. William Stevens of Columbus spent days here with her mother Mrs. Lester Brookover. Lester Brookover left for West Virginia due to his mother Mrs. Jessie Brookover’s illness. Attendees at a funeral for Mrs. Arretta McGuire included Cora Renshaw Pearl Jacobs Vernon Howell Nellie Jacobs. The Rev Harry Bates Larry Jacobs and Larry Smith led a meeting at Mans eld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
William Stevens
Columbus
Lester Brookover
West Virginia
Jessie Brookover
Steve Eblin
Headley Caruthers
Canton
Vernon Howell
Maggie Caruthers
Junior Snyder
Thomas Fork
Harry Snyder
Paul Archer
Lew Diehl
Roger
Diehls
Cora Renshaw
Pearl Jacobs
Charles Howell
Nellie Jacobs
Arretta McGuire
Bradbury
Harry Bates
Larry Jacobs
Larry Smith Pe Riper
Manseld
Market report from Cincinnati shows mixed livestock demand
In a tersely reported USDA market summary, salable hogs and cattle supply shift mildly. Hogs mostly up 25 cents with varied weights, calf and cattle prices steady to higher, and heifers and cows showing modest gains. Eggs and poultry prices edge higher with wholesale butter and potato ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Reverend Halderman Resigns at Elizabeth Chapel
The Rev Har ley Halderman has resigned his post at Elizabeth Chapel. Mr and Mrs Ray Stevens and sons from Muskegon Michigan are visiting Mr and Mrs Orin Roush. Dorsal Moss underwent surgery recently. The Waughs purchased Junior Cremeen's farm. The Sheets families of Blue Lake and Letart Falls hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lake
Harley Halderman
Elizabeth Chapel
Ray Stevens
Muskegon
Mich
Orin Roush Sheets
Blue Lake Drive
Clarence
Gabe] Waugh
Cremeen
Chauncey E Sheets
Monroe Sheets
Keith Allen
Russell Sheets
J. D. Roush
Letart Falls
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NEW Haven News
Honor J. B. Harreld
John Katchka
Amsterdam
W. A. Dennis
Mr. Dennis
H. H. Hyre
Rip
Wayne Johnston
Shirley
Pr. Pleasant Park
Carl J. Sylvester
Miaewem
Marietta Chemical Products Co
Dicken
Union
Chauncey
Johnny's Cleaners
Schine
Athena
Athens Junk CO
Hull Foster CO
Lamborn
MS Court
McKessons
Wrank
Second Street
Invisinie
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Jnst
Hooper Ridge
Dial
Robert
Athens Messenger
DeSoto
Dodge
Athens Livestock Sales
East State Street
Prattsville
Grace
Cincinnate Livestock
Plymouth
Studebaker
Dr. Sed
Clifford & Baker Motors
New Plymouth & DeSoto
State Or
Hudson
Fort Tudor
Ford Platt’s Shell
Hudson Sales & Service
Union St
SUICK
Asa Cochran
Plains
Pontiac
Clifton Rice
Athens RD
Dual Zoo
Willys CO
Washington Street
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Trat University
E State
Halliday
MoPar Parte
Daugherty & Tanner, Inc
North Court St
Kaiser
Nelsonville
Chevrolet CO
N. Court St
Mercury
Chevrolet
BUICK
Beasley & Mathews
Grosvenor Street
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