Point Pleasant to host Tri County Talent Show on July 5
Point Pleasant announces a Tri County Talent Show for July 5 on the Courthouse lawn at 2:30 PM. First prize is 50 dollars, with 15 and 10 dollars for second and third, and winners may join the Moose Home floor show during intermission. Open to all ages and acts from Gallia and Meigs counties.
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Community Visits And Local Socials In Tuppers Plains
Mrs Charlies Spencer and daughter of Belpre visited Mrs Evelyn Brickles. The Keno Grange hosted C G Williams Grange at Keno. Mr and Mrs J S Davis and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Davis in Columbus. The Williams Grange program was presented by guests Mr and Mrs Frank Cole. The Koehler family attended the wedding of Trene Riggs and Dave Leonard in Columbus. Nadine Newland of Gallipolis spent the weekend at her home.
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Belpre
Evelyn Brickles
J.S. Davis
Harvey Davis
Columbus
Keno Grange
C. G. Williams Grange
Keno
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Frank Cole
William Lee
East Liverpool
Linnie Bragg
Sixteen Sixteen Dalley Wood Returns Home from Hospital
Sixteen Dalley Wood, a patient at Veterans Hospital, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs Marion Hutchison visited family in Marion and Columbus. Mrs Irene Jackson spent an afternoon with Laura and Caddie Reed. Mr and Mrs Leo Davidson and Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy of Wolfpen visited the Wood family.
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Veterans Hospital
Marion Hutchison
Marion
Columbus
Irene Jackson
Laura
Caddie Reed
Leo Davidson
Paul McElroy
Wolfpen
Dailey Wood
D. E. Wood
Coolville Visitors Report Local Travel and Clerical Moves
Justice of the Peace Tom F. Cecil and Mrs. Cecil with Elma Ladd visited John and Mary Humphrey in Albany. The Rev Harold M Hugus shifts from Coolville circuit to New Vienna and will attend Dayton seminary this fall after serving at Ohio University last year.
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4-H Leaders to Meet in Point Pleasant Saturday
The Mason County 4-H Leaders Association will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Appalachian Electric Power Co. office on Main Street.
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Maslon County
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Camp Ground Opens July 3 in Lancaster Area
Lancaster Methodist Camp Ground near Lancaster hosts its 82nd opening Saturday July 3 with Homer Rodehaver and Colin Bray on the platform. Rodeheaver, Logan native and notable Billy Sunday associate, appears July 3 at 8 p.m. and July 4 at 2 30 p.m. The Chillicothe District Youth Institute runs July 4 to 10 with Rodeheaver directing a community sing July 4 evening.
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Lawrence County
Reds Study Languages For India Invasion
Tatao News Agency reports 100,000 Chinese Communist troops in Tibet are studying the languages of India and Pakistan as a prelude to invasion. The outlet says it has contacts on the Red-held mainland.
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New Officers Lead Garden Club Here in New Haven
New Haven Garden Club installed new officers led by Clyde Foley as president with Phil Wol ll as vice president and Paul Henderson secretary. A film on Williamsburg flowers was shown and a prize for best yearbook cover was awarded. Other social notes list many members and events including a Methodist church youth gathering at a farm home.
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Donald Roush
Floyd Carmack
Old Williamsburg
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Ward Cunningham
Donald Foglesong
Martha Juling
Edwin Stein
W. T. Stone
Nolan Swackhamer
B. R. Vance
Mark Waid
N. O. Wein
A. B. Woodrum
Goldye Hart
Selah Powell
County Native Dies in Indiana
John Thomas Pullin 92 native of Mason County died June 3 in Yorktown Indiana after 60 years residence including 30 on his Yorktown area farm. Survived by wife Sophia LeMaster and three children Daisy Williams Maude Pullen and Howard Pullen with six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was the Yorktown Odd Fellows oldest member and belonged to Union Chapel Church. Almost four million babies were born in the United States in 1952.
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Indiana
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This County
Clinton W. Williams
Daisy
Muncie
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Howard Pullen
Middletown
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Edith McKinley
Florence Tuttle
Pullin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Union Chapel
Chinese Red Schools Raided by Siam Police
Bangkok police raided three Chinese schools in the Bangkok area on Monday to gather evidence of Communist propaganda. One Thai and 26 Chinese individuals, mostly merchants and teachers, were arrested in raids on 100 homes. The Education Ministry closed a Siamese-run school as untrustworthy. police cited the New Junior Democratic Group as a Communist organization.
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Ministry of Education
Phote Bhakanand
New Junior Democratic
Communist Party
Burt Coined Solar Compass Found Vast Iron Deposits
William A. Burt, inventor of the solar compass, noted strong compass fluctuations during a surveying expedition in 1884 that led to the discovery of new iron ore deposits near Lake Superior.
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William A. Burt
Lake Superior
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