Nine Persons Are Fined in Court of Mayor Ogg of Nelsonville
In Nelsonville mayor Herman Oggs court Hubert F Nye of Chauncey was found guilty of reckless operation and fined five dollars plus costs. John Elliott of Athens pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid ten dollars plus costs. Charles Wright was fined five dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace. Elma Manning, William Barron, and Tom Mulligan each paid five dollars plus costs for intoxication. Barron and Linton were sent to jail for settlement, others paid. Parry of Athens and Frett Ball of Springfield faced reckless operation charges and were fined five and ten dollars respectively plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hubert F. Nye
Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
Herman Ogg
John Elliott
Blanche Elliott
Charles Wright
Michael Pates
Midnight Inn
Elma Manning
Buchtel
William Barron
Tom Mulligan
Jerry F. Linton
Barron
Linton
Athens
Charles Walter Parry
Frrett Ball
Springfield
O V Benedum Dies Saturday at The Plains
Nelsonville Ohio area obituary for O V Benedum age 73 who died Saturday night after a long illness following a stroke. He leaves wife Lulu and four sons Charles Glen Ralph Cleve land and Kenneth. Funeral Tuesday at Rock Run Church near West Union with burial in West Union Cemetery. Funeral party departs Lower Plains residence at 9 30 Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oakey V. Benedum
Lower Plains
Lulu Benedum
Charles
Glen
Ralph
Cleveland
Kenneth
Camp Lewis
Cal
Rock Run Church
West Union
W. Va
Legion Will Name Delegates In Nelsonville Meeting
Delegates to the state convention of the American Legion will be chosen at the regular Nelsonville meeting on Tuesday July 7 at 7 30 o clock at the Legion Building. Members who have money for the chore balls are asked to turn them in at this meeting. A large attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
The
American Legion
Nelsonville St
Legion
Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs. Elsie Fiske of 133 Myers may host Retta Howe Sunday School Class on Wednesday evening in July with assistants Mrs. Audrey Ogg Mrs. Charlotte Hubbell and Mrs. Janet Clark. A large attendance is expected. Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Columbus announce the birth of a son on July 4 with Mrs Jessie Smith and W D Wolfe of Nelsonville as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elsie Fiske
Myers St
Retta Howe
Audrey Ogg
Charlotte Hubbell
Janet Clark
Don Smith
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Columbus
Jessie Smith
W. D. Wolfe
City
Holiday Guests Visit From Nearby Cities
Miss Nellie Reuter of Lancaster and Mrs. Martin Ohlinger host family visitors. L R Powell and family guest of Herbert Paulus at Lakewood. Glenn Oliver and children visit Mrs. R R Stalter. Dr N Hill with Capt William Sharp at Fort William Ky. William J Miller of Wheeling and family with Mrs C E Washburn. Rev and Mrs Stewart Radford visit Harrisburg Illinois with Mrs Betts. Mrs John Shetler of Bexley visits Columbus friends. Jack Grimm in U S service visits relatives. Mrs Frank Betts Jr of Columbus home for holiday. Mrs Betts recently returned from Fort Francis Warren Wyoming. Mrs John Zellar of Zanesville visits mother Elsie Ubrig. Zellar returns home with husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Reuter
Lancaster
Martin Ohlinger
L. R. Powell
Lakewood
Herbert Paulus
Glenn Oliver
Columbus
William Schaeffer Removed To Hospital
William Schaeffer of Jackson Street was removed to St Anthonys Hospital in Columbus Saturday night for an appendicitis operation. He is employed by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Schaeffer
Jackson St
St. Anthonys Hospital
Columbus
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Meet the Bombardier: The U S Training Center Genius
The Midland Army Flying School in Texas trains bombardiers for mass production with a three week class cycle. Brigadier General Isaiah Davies stresses integrity and nerve as cadets learn to operate the bombsight under extreme conditions, from various civilian backgrounds.
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Midland Army Flying School
Texas
Blitzkrieg
Tokyo
Cologne
Essen
Mediterranean
Coral Sea
Midway
Rumania
Pearl Harbor
Sam
Broad Plains
West
United States
Berlin
Tokio
Europe
Isaiah Davies
Mander
Air Corps
West Virginia motorists flock to Gallipolis for gas
West Virginia drivers cross the Silver Bridge to Gallipolis as gasoline costs rise at home. Ohio stations report booming sales with longer hours while defense workers in Point Pleasant buy fuel on the Ohio side and five gallon can sales surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Civic Workers Discuss Rents In Gallia Area
Gallipolis civic committee sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce met at Dr. C. F. E. Holzer home to discuss rental conditions. War workers Col. Ford and Major Rodgers attended, noting complaints of high rents but few exorbitant advances. A CPA representative was to visit the area. Gallipolis was placed in the Point Pleasant defense area for 60 days, with hearings possible for tenants to file overcharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chamber of Commerce
C. F E. Holzer
Col. Ford
Major Rodgers
CPA
Point Pleasant Defense
Auto Tax Stamp Sales Rise Briskly in City
Gallipolis posts report brisk sale of $5 auto tax revenue stamps with plentiful supply but the local office sold out several times last week. No arrests noted for stamp law violations. Penalty up to $25 and 30 days in jail. Observed many county car owners lacking stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grade Levee Area for City Recreation
Gallipolis stage levee grading 350 feet by 50 feet along the city park front to establish a site for a public recreation center. The grounds will be lighted and supervised with possible extension into a parking area. a roadway provides direct access to the underbank preserve and amphitheater used for the fall festival livestock exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fire Blight Cuts Hospital Apple Crop Dramatically
In Gallipolis Ohio the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics reports fire blight devastates its extensive apple orchards. Superintendent Dr G G Kincon estimates the usual 10 000 bushel crop will fall to about 2 000. The infection also affects nearby commercial orchards. The hospital has long shipped apples to other state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
G. G. Kincon
Glouster High Band Booster Club Meets This Evening
The Glouster High School Band Booster Club will meet at the high school building this evening at 7 30 o clock. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meeting
Glouster Noble Grands Club of the Marcelile Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. R. C. Galloway in Paris with ten members and two visitors. Prizes were awarded in contests and a refreshment course was served. Next month’s meeting will be with Mrs. Marie Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grands
Marcelile Rebekah Lodge
R. C. Galloway
Paris
Marie Dodson
Storage Building Blaze Causes Holiday Alarm at Point Pleasant
A frame storage building behind the Kanawha Dairy Co. on Fifth Street burned Saturday afternoon. Firemen confined the damage to the storage shed after wine bottles for the dairy were destroyed. A bystander crowd watched as smoke enveloped nearby structures and an elderly resident calmly observed from her second floor porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Dairy Co
Fifth St
Pt Pleasant Personal Notices Show Weekend Visits and Health
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Charleston Huntington Ashland and Cincinnati. Entries mention Mrs Mattie Bowyer Miss Garnette Tillis the Burdette family Whaley Windon and others with health notes and a Holzer Hospital update about Mrs M A Mayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bowyer
Charleston
Mervin Chapman
Henderson
Garnette Tillis
Huntington
J. Wallace Burdette
Barbara
R. P. Harpers
Carl Whaley
Detroit
C. L. Whaley
Vivid St
Ed Windon
Windon
A. C. Morely
The
Ordnance Works
Norwalk
Gray Bingham
Ashland
Joe Burdette
P. T. Burdette
J. E. Lang
Point Clinic
Cincinnati
J. H. Somerville
Capitol
Herman Kearns
Chillicothe
Ed Blessing
Audra Blessing
M. A. Mayes
Holzer Hospital
Glouster group meets at Mrs Bingman home
Glouster WCTU will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. C. A. Bingman on Madison Street for an afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wct.u
C. A. Bingman
Madison St
Much Planning To Precede Housing Project for Workers
Mayor Krodel said work on the government 700 worker housing shelters will be preceded by extensive planning. The city will provide sewer and water mains from a federal allotment totaling 206000 dollars. Completion is expected by October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Krode
Hill
Charleston
Krodel
Police Arrest Seven Men Over Holiday
POINT PLEASANT Pat Wiley and John McGee were arraigned before Magistrate F W Quillin Saturday after prior drunkenness arrests and fined five dollars plus costs. William Cline of Dayton was arrested Saturday on a capial from Circuit Clerk Jones but released on bond for September term. indicted for non support at May term. Harry Stanley and Carl Sayre were held in jail over the weekend on drunkenness charges. Carl Frailer and Charley McVickers were released to Mayor Krodel after drunkenness arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Pat Wiley
John McGee
F. W. Quillin
William Cline
Dayton
Jones
Harry Stanley
Montgomery
Hesson
Morrison
Carl Sayre
Jiiden
Redman
Carl Frailer
Charley McVickers
Krodel
Family Involved in Automobile Accident Near Gallipolis Ferry
Howard Cheesebrew and Mrs W L Sayre with twin boys from Huntington were in a highway collision near Gallipolis Ferry while en route to visit. Oran Sayre, three and a half, suffered cuts to leg hip face and head but was treated at Point Clinic and found not serious. The Sayre car sideswiped a southbound vehicle on Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard Cheesebrew
W. L. Sayre
Fourth Ave
Huntington
Gallipolis Ferry
Oran
Point Clinic
Sayre
Returns Home After Vehicle Release In War Effort
POINT PLEASANT P. R. Barnes from Tennessee worked in a local war industry. He was jailed earlier in the week, fined 50 dollars and costs, and had his car impounded for six months. He paid the fine in installments and Trooper Harry Coyner released the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
P. R. Barnes
Tennessee
Harry Coyner
Barnes
Sam Taylor
Coyner
Glouster Bandsmen Host Fourth of July Picnic in Athens
Glouster High School Band members held a Fourth of July picnic at the State Hospital grounds in Athens. They attended a day of softball games and entertainments chaperoned by their instructor Mr. Raymond Connett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
State Hospital
Athens
Raymond Connett
Seek Donations for High School Campus
Glouster Garden Club seeks California privet hedge donations to landscape the Madison School Building grounds. Interested donors should notify Mrs. Thomas W. Figley or Mrs. L. W. Ley. A club member said the hedge is badly needed for the major grounds restoration effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
California
Glouster Garden Club
Madison
Thomas W. Figley
L. W. Ley
Injured in Fall Richards Recovering After Swing Accident
Jimmy Richards son of Mr and Mrs Albert Richards is recovering after a severe foot wound from a fall from a cable swing striking a rusty shovel. The accident occurred last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jimmy Richards
Albert Richards
July Fourth Observed At State Hospital Gallipolis
The Fourth of July observance at the state hospital proceeded on schedule and drew a large crowd. Superintendent Dr. G G Kincon hosted staff, executives, and friends during an outdoor picnic supper for about 50 people followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Hospital
G. G. Kincon
Orchid Tea Widespread Among Venezuelan Domestics
The lower classes in Venezuela commonly brew tea from orchids. Orchid tea is a popular beverage among domestic workers who believe it offers a sure cure for certain ailments.
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Venezuela
Martin Bernard Dies At Jacksonville Sunday
Martin Bernard age 67 died at his home in Jacksonville Sunday morning after a six month illness. He was born near Ringgold, son of the late Mr and Mrs William Bernard, lived in Jacksonville 25 years. Survived by wife Anna and brothers John Millersburg George Dutch Ridge Aaron Greens Run Clarence Jacksonville. five sisters preceded him in death. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev C E Palmer officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Martin Bernard
Jacksonville
Ringgold
William Bernard
Anna
John
Millersburg
George
Dutch Ridge
Aaron
Greens Run
Clarence
Jacksonville Methodist Church
C. E. Palmer
Maplewood Cemetery
Enters Army Service Glouster Bricker Inducted
William Bricker son of Mr and Mrs James Bricker of near Utica and nephew of Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw has been inducted into the Army and is stationed at Keesler Field Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Bricker
James Bricker
Utica
J. H. Henshaw
Keesler Field
Miss
Mollie E Clark Rites Held This Afternoon
Mollie E. Clark wife of Robert Clark died Saturday at a daughter’s home on Charleston Road after a year of illness. Services at Heights United Brethren Church with Rev. Fran Capehart. Burial in Lone Oak Cemetery. Born November 27, 1875 in New Chattell Kansas. Survived by husband two daughters Ada Clark and Mary McDaniel and a daughter Mrs Parsons, and a son Bowser injury. A 16 year old Bowser son of Elmer Bowser rode fall broke arm treated Port Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jolie Elizabeth Clark
Robert Clark
Carl E. Parsons
Charleston Road
The
Heights
Dauters
Parsons
Mary McDaniel
Nitro
Ada Clark
Addison
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Athens Messenger
al Vetr Ir
O. V. Benedum
the Plains
Nelsonville Social Notes
U. S
Tles
Pacific
Shack
Little Mountain
Silver Bridge
Gallia
Civic Committee
OPA
Allison Jones
Billy Wolf
Leonard Wolf
Grace Ann Kearns
Billy
Wellsburg
Sylvia Jane Downey
T. B. Downey
David Lewis Judson
Riley Judson
Franklin Methodist Church
Ruth Elma Preston
James Eugene Judson
Judson
Follansbee High School
Clouster Personals
Virginia Andrews
Alfred Andrews
Laila Dunnett
Edna Andrews
Rita Rice
Edna Sanders
C. 8. Jacobs
David Goble
Isaac Price
Thomas R. Reese
Buckeye Lake
Emmett Anderson
W. R. Drury
Middleport
Ella Wyatt
Drury
Hubert Guess
Logan
George Campbell
Gertrude Pride
Grace Kelch
C. A. Pride
Virginia Pride
Charles Faires
Deyton
Earl Faires
Elizabeth Johnston
Cassie McCormick
William Echstenkamper
Jack Echstenkamper
Lucille Thompson
Ruth Ann
Akron
Dick Guinther
Frances Gibbs
Ernest Gibbs
Sara Jonas
Frank Ferguson
Edith Jonas
Linda
Bucyrus
Cecelia Chute
Elizabeth Chute
Tauna Lintala
Taina
Lintala
C. E. Williams
Theodore Williams
Elyria
Philip Hill
Phil, Jr
June Hill
Smith College
Ohio River
Hall
Mollie E. Clark
Elmer Bowser
Gapolis Ferry
Saturda
Port
Majestic
Wsnnan Bros
Dennis Morgan
Brenda
Michael Curtiz
Menem
Maan
Aimee
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