Bridal Shower Honors Debie Hinkle Bride elect
Miss Debie Hinkle was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Thomas. The event celebrated her upcoming August 7 wedding to Charles Murray in Chesapeake Ohio with a decorated cake, floral arrangements, games, prizes, and refreshments. The guest list included numerous local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Debbie Hinkle
Charles Murray
Harold Thomas
Chesapeake
Ohio
Carol Wolfe
Mary Brickles
Ted Riley
Charles Murray Ironton
Narsa Vanmeter
Pam Walburn
Mary Bailey
Joyce Riley
Mildred Hawley
Nina Bland
Mona Neal
Janet Hinkle
Nellie Zerkle
Hallie Zerkle
Betty Gilmore
Audrey Frost
Mary Bradbury
Ruby
Teresa Nicinsky
John Fultz
Anita Fultz
Don Thomas
Ralph Graves
Grace Pratt
Sidney Russell
Lulu Johnson
Dana Swift
Mabel Walburn
Harold Wolfe
Ovncide
Virgil Atkins
C. E. Bishop
Ruby Diehl
Robinson
Gerald Minor
Jury Rules Against Counterfeit Ring Indictments and Looted Mail Theft
A federal grand jury indicted seven Columbus area residents and others in a wide counterfeit ring that allegedly circulated thousands of false ten and twenty dollar bills across Ohio and Michigan. Additional indictments charged two former postal workers with stealing mail and three others with gun and firearm violations. The cases involve multiple counts, potential prison terms, and ongoing arrests and arraignments in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Asst
U.S
Robert Zitko
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Zitko
George Latimore
Joe Tyus
Charles Stoner
Clarence Crawford
Josephine
Melvin Crawford
Roy Kelly
Eugene Graham
Federal Grand Jury
Columbus Area
Victor Miller
Westerville
Daryl Walker
Walker
U.S. Treasury
John Hane
Malta
Morgan County
Hane
Film Depicts Britain 1950 Mass Killings
London film recounts John Christie the mass murderer whose killings shook Britain in the early 1950s and were filmed on location around Notting Hill in West London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rillington Place
John Christie
Britain
Notting Hill District
Lathey Cropper wedding plans completed in Point Pleasant
Judith Lathey of Letart and Garey Cropper of Beckley have finalized wedding plans for August 15 at Trinity United Methodist Church Point Pleasant. The ceremony will be read by Rev. Charles Thompson with sister Linda Capehart as matron of honor and a host of relatives as bridesmaids ushers and aides. Lathey attends Glenville State College and Cropper is a Moorhead graduate with a business degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Judith Willene Lathey
Letart
Garey Wayne Cropper
Beckley
W. Va
Trinity United Methodist Church
Viand Street
Charles Thompson
Linda Capehart
Winfield
Janet McCauley
Clarksburg
Patricia Johnson
New Haven
Nell Cropper
Flemingsburg
Robert Bumgarner
Middleport
Pearl Reynolds
Connie Silcott
Weston
Joyce Bean
Vicki Haddix
Bernita Meadows
Kathy Hickenbottom
Williamstown
Cropper
John J. Cropper
Buford Conley
Rodney Shrout
Carlos Terrell
Louisville, Ky
Lathey
Adrian Lathe
Friends And Family Visit The Andrews At Long Bottom
Long Bottom Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Francis Andrews included the Rev Bernard Krajevic and Victor Wippel all of Pomeroy along with Paul Andres and Mrs Larry Collins Brian and Angela local. Due to Mrs Andrews illness Father Krajevic celebrated Mass in their home. Frank, home from Saigon after two and a half years, visited before returning. Mary Ellen cared for her mother and Mary Ellen vacationed in Gulfport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Andrews
Bernard, Krajcevic
Joseph Wippel
Victor Wippel
Pomeroy
Paul Andres
Larry Collins
Brian
Angela
Andrews
Krajeovic
Frank
Saigon
Dallas
Texas
Mary Ellen
Gulfport, Miss
Catherine
Long Bottom
Pleasant Valley Hospital Admits List
Pleasant Valley Hospital reports admissions including Mrs. Jerry Powell of Racine and James Lovejoy. Also admitted are Mrs. James Wilson Jr. and Mrs. Virginia Swisher of Point Pleasant, James Thompson of Gallipolis Ferry, Patricia Snodgrass, Mrs. Charles Butcher, Mrs. Orville Pear and daughter, and Mrs. Harold Garretson and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Powell
Racine
James Lovejoy
James Wilson Jr
Virginia Swisher
Point Pleasant
James Thompson
Gallipolis Ferry
Patricia Snodgrass
Charles Butcher
Orville Pear
Harold Garretson
Two Loyalty Questions Unlawful in VA Job Form
Federal judge Miles Lord ruled two loyalty questions on the Veterans Administration job application unconstitutional. The Fifth Amendment protects applicants for non-sensitive positions from disclosing past or present Communist or subversive ties. The case involved Dr. Stephen Zuckerman, who was dismissed after not answering those questions. Marriage licenses: Robert Lewis Howes and Mary Inez Caldwell, both 31 and 41 respectively, from Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Veterans Administration
U.S. District Court
Miles Lord
Communist Party
Lord
Stephen Zuckerman
Minneapolis
Robert Lewis Howes
Point Pleasant
Mary Inez Caldwell
Point Pleasam
Meigs County Nominating Filing Totals Highlight Local Races
A total of 25 candidates filed for Meigs County November offices including trustees and clerks in townships and seats on three school boards. Names span Orange Scipio Bedford and Racine with mayoral bid by Herbert White. Sirius Brightest Star noted with 82 times solar brightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Nina Robinson
Orange
Glenn Jewell
Scipio
Adam Bissell
Olive
Gary Dill
Chester
Esther Kennedy
Rutland
Willis Frost
Glenn Lee
MaeCleland
Racine
Virgil King
Meigs
Patsy White
Southern
Howard Caldwell
Roger Epple
Clifford Longenette
Eastern
Floral Workshop Prepares Rutland Flower Show Entries
Rutland Garden Club held a Monday workshop at Rutland Church of Christ for the Meigs County Fair Flower Show. Eight members will enter the Band category with arrangements, posters are planned for Aug. 10, and Green Thumb Notes are set for Aug. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Garden Club
Rutland Church of Christ
Charles Lewis
James Titus
Jack Robinson
Roy Snowden
Lewis
Ralph Turner
James Nicholson
Robert Canaday
Virgil Atkins
Harvey Erlewine
Regatta
Kate Jarrell
Charles Foley
Canaday
Robinson
Snowden
Meigs Shrine Club Hosts Square Dance Night in Racine
The Twin City Shrine Club of Meigs County sponsors a round and square dance at Shrine Park Racine Friday from 8:30 to 12. Hilltoppers provide music and Shri nettes offer refreshments. Tickets cost 1.50 for ages 12 and up. under 12 admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Twin City
Meigs County
Shrine Park
Hilltoppers
Shrinettes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Irwin
James Irwin
Joy
Houston
Jacob Thomas
Lula Thomas
Robert Strong
Jeanne Strong
G. E. Veregan
Anna Belle Veregan
Columbia
Roman Warmke
Dorothy Warmke
Forrest White
State of Ohio
Kenneth Harris
Margaret Harris
John Lisle
Mabel Goff
Salisbury
Keith Osler
Gloria Osler
Helen Gilmore
Edgar Gilmore
Clayton Byard
Rosalie Bogard
Lebanon
Harlan Ballard
Alta Ballard
Asa Hoskins
Dana Bailey
Lois Bailey
Clarence Fralley
Jacqueline Fraley
Frank Hamilton
Susan Hamilton
Robert Steele
Ruth Steele
John McLoughlin
Jo Ann McLaughlin
Chrisie Powell
Clara Powell
Sutton
Joseph Glenn
Velma Wade
Ernest Wade
Letta Spencer
William Criner
Ruth Criner
Robert Hartenbach
Russell Lewis
Carolyn Lewis
Farmers Bank and Savings Co
Goldie Clendenin
John Wells
Marcellus Weaver
Olive Two
Sarah Weaver
Lucy Vineyard
Mary Benedum
Lawrence Weaver
Ray Weaver
Clara Blake
James Vineyard
Charles Benedum
Helen Weaver
Roy Weaver
Ina Jean Weaver
Orval Blake
George Cundiff
Viola Cundiff
Evelyn Moore
Syracuse
William Davis
Coral Davis
Elmer Bailey
Eva Bailey
Salisbury Two
Kissell Associates, Inc
Forked Run Sportsman Club
Monogahela Power Co
Warren
C. O. Rogers
Walter Voss
Margaret Voss
Arland Laudermilt
Alberta Laudermilt
Gretta Simpson
Lillian Proffitt
Jagmar Coal Co
Ohio Power Co
Paul Sayre
Wilma Styler
Norman Styler
Howard Sayre
Douglas Sayre
Orville Sayre
June Sayre
Union Carbide Corp
Maxine Wingett
Ernest Wingett
Toppers Plains
The
Pleasant Valley Hospital
West Virginia
Moore
Loretta Lynn
Kentucky
Bramwell Street
Mercer County
Mao
Herbert White
Sirius
Meigs Shrine Club
Leon Shaffer
Santa Claus
the Extraordinary Bank
Pra Ares
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