Wedding reception noted at Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Following the wedding of Miss Mary Rogers King and Albert Earl Thomas Jr in Point Pleasant a church reception featured hostesses including Mrs T Stribling and Mrs William Meade. Poured by Lynchburg and Pittsburgh guests, cake cutting assistants named, and a registry presided over by Mrs Thomas Burdette and Mrs Casby Meadows Jr. Other social notes list local visitors, service members, and residents returning from trips or hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mary Rogers King
Albert Earl Thomas, Jr
Presbyterian Church
T. Stribling
William Meade
Reba Beale
E. E. Heiner
C. G. Bauerle
Mary H. Patterson
John Largent, Jr
Cary H. Rayburn
James E. McComb
Barbee Rothgeb
Carolyn Lay
Pittsburgh
Lucy Robertson
Anne Mason
Jacqueline Moseley
Lynchburg
Martha Haynes
Peggy Myra Coleman
Elizabeth Lasley
William Burdette
P. A. Sayre, Jr
Forrest Nibert
Hamilton Johnson
Ben Isaac
Charles Young
Woodrow Kapp
Thomas Burdette
Casby Meadows, Jr
P. T. Burdette
John H. Hutchinson
Ross Filson
R. G. Morrison
Mae Rhoades
Peter H. Steenbergen, Jr
Auxiliary Meets Tonight in Legion Home
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a meeting at 8 p.m. today at the Legion home to discuss activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Circle Four Presbyterian Meeting Set at Home South Side
Circle Four of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs John Kay and Mrs Eugene Sterrett South Side Mrs Louis Bateson is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
The
Presbyterian Church
John Kay
Eugene Sterrett
South Side
Louis Bateson
Carpenters Auxiliary Hostess Aide Event
Mrs. J V. Kapp of Mt. Vernon Ave will host Tuesday evening at her home for members of the Carpenters Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J V. Kapp
Mt. Vernon Ave
Carpenters Auxiliary
Dessert bridge honors Mrs Laula Lewis in Silver Spring
Mrs Laula Lewis of Silver Spring Maryland was honored with a dessert bridge party Friday evening at the Moose Home. Hostesses were Mrs Gail Faires Mrs George Sprenger and Mrs William Cruickshanks. Eighty attended with summer flower decorations and sweetpea centers. Prizes went to Mrs O L Easley first Mrs Dewey Windsor second Miss Billie Gunn third Mrs Robert C Simmerman fourth and Mrs Richard Peek also a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula Lewis
Silver Spring
Moose Home
Gail Faires
George Sprenger
William Cruickshanks
O. L. Easley
Dewey Windsor
Billie Gunn
Robert C. Simmerman
Richard Peek
Lewis
Cub Scout Den Meets at Residence
Den 3 of Sub Scout Pack 252 met at the home of Mrs. Harry Snead English Court. Afternoon games were played. Attendees included Richard Lattanzi Richard Johnson John Snead Benny Snead Keith Grueser Jason Jackson Larry Joe Barr Den Chief Billy Rutherford Mrs. Snead and Mrs. Joe Barr den mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Den
Harry Snead
English Court
Richard Lattanzi
Richard Johnson
John Snead
Benny Snead
Keith Grueser
Jason Jackson
Larry Joe Barr
Billy Carl Rutherford
Snead
Joe Barr
Terra cotta defined as hard-baked ceramic ornament
The article describes terra cotta as a hard-baked clay differing from brick by its higher quality and molded ornamental forms.
Davis Couple Marks Golden Anniversary in New Straitsville
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis celebrated their 50th anniversary in New Straitsville on Sunday June 15, with neighbors and friends offering congratulations and remembrances. Davis, born in Bethel Pennsylvania, moved to New Straitsville at age nine and spent 64 years in the community. he was a miner, insurance agent, politician and eight term mayor. Mrs. Davis formerly Mary Holt, a New Straitsville High School graduate and former teacher, welcomed visitors including families from Lancaster Chauncey Columbus and Columbus area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Selby
Jackie
Main St
Florida
Clearwater Beach
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Harry Akers
Point Clinic
Frazier’s Bottom
Robert McDaniel
M. R. McDaniel
Jack Adams
Mason
Navy
Bainbridge
Adams
Marcelline Bradshaw
Joan Wilson
Robert Heslop
Holzer Hospital
Heslop
Everett M. Rayburn, Jr
U.S. Air Force
Bangor
Everett M. Rayburn
Lincoln Ave
Edgar Hope
J. D. Long
J. S. Dunlavey
Chauncey
Henderson
Dunlaveys
Marietta
Ohio
Willard White
Darsel Greenlee
Adelia
Dunbar
Guy Burdette
Leon
Cossin
Donald Cossin
Violet Cossin
Veiva Mae Cossin
Charleston
Lewis Harris
New Straitsville
W. J. Davis
Mr. Davis
Bethel
Davis
Mary Holt
New Straitsville High School
Householder
Joan Wyatt
Leona Webb
Lancaster
Elizabeth Wajldie
Charles
Roy Newman
Elizabeth Essex
Bess Davis
Mildred Grandy
Columbus
Wilbur McDonald
Minersville Social Notes Recap of Local Visits and News
Social notes detail visits and stays among residents of Minersville and nearby towns. Names include Blumenauer Wiggins Jenkins Bentz Grueser Loggin Parker Fisher Stewart Burnell and many others with cross visits to Chicago Columbus Batavia Athens Ravenna and Gallipolis. The WSCS gathering and the Methodist Confer ence appointment of Rev. J W Grove are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Charles Blumenauer
Chicago
Anna Blumenauer
Edith Burnell
John Wiggins
Charleroi
George Jenkins
Syracuse
Edna Wiggins
Mary Elizabeth Bentz
Pomeroy
Karl Grueser
Robert
John McDowell
Columbus
Frank Stewart
Anthony Locke
Victor Stewart
St. Albans
W. Va
William Fisher
Theodore Parker
Athens
Ray Capehart
Barberton
Charles Witherow
Roland Ray Fisher
Gregory Roush
Batavia
Zana Daringer
Jean Oliver
Boyd Williams
Crooksville
Edward Loggin
Mary Elizabeth
Edna Louise
John Jones
James
Rita Steu
Musicians To Get Food At Point Pleasant July Fourth
The Ohio Valley firemen association will feed young musicians for Point Pleasant's July Fourth celebration. Assistant Fire Chief William Leport and J. M. Hershbarger announced the plan after word from O. D. Tennant. They praised cooperating helpers making this year’s event the biggest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Beer Distributors and Retailers Association of
Ohio Valley Firemen
William Leport
J. M. Hershbarger
Fire Department
O. D. Tennant
Leport and Hershbarger
Golden Family Roots Run Deep in Athens County History
The brick Henry Zenner home on State and Congress in Athens once housed the Golden family for generations. Squire William Golden settled in 1823, serving as sheriff, county recorder, Athens mayor, postmaster, and justice of the peace. The Civil War claimed Columbus Golden, Athens County’s first fallen soldier, while descendants held banking, military, and public roles across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State and
Congress Sts
Athens
Henry Zenner
Golden
Goldens
Athens County
William B. Golden
Bank of Athens
President St
James Brown Golden
South
Squire William Golden
Pennsylvania
Alexander Township
Lewis Steenrod
Nelsonville
Columbus Golden
Arkansas
GAR
Squire Golden
S&s
Fimner Golden
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Orpah Rebekah Lodge
St. Hall
Vamie
Alo
UN Ladies
Batiste
Mrs. W. J. Davis
Benville
John Fisher
Akron
Robert Burnell
Linda
Jerry
Stewart
Roy Jones
Tillie Parker
Margie Radcliff
Virginia Fisher
Alice Fisher
Gallipolis
Patricia and
Edward Parker Iit
Ravenna
Edward Parker
Amanda Parker
Dwight Parker
Myrtis Kay Parker
Stella Grueser
Alvin Yost
Nease Settlement
WSCS
Helen Maag
J. W. Grove
Methodist Conference
Enterprise
Denver Griffith
Toledo
Arnett Griffith
Ben Griffith
Carbon Hill
Rex Dupler
Barnwell
Gladys Dupler
Frieda Ours
Jim Jones
Rhonda Ann
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Bill Helber
Sue Cheryl
Timmy Helber
Carn
Rebecca Stiverson
Hubert Hall
Harold Blum
Herman Blum
Logan
Luther Blum
Jay
Dupier
Carol, Lancaster
Gladys Dupier
Andy Mathias
Emma
Kate
Joel
Wayne Dupier
Harold Mowery
Golden Family
Pickering
David Zenner
Sind Ohio Infantry
Mission Ridge
Zenner
Jackson
Kansas
Warren House Hoetel
William B. Golten
Bessie
Charles Cable Nelsonville
William Reed Golden
Ohio University
Lot L. Smith
New York
Yeie
W. State St
Foster Homestead
William EF. Dean
BY ¢ HH Harris
Willemsen
He American Gas Association
Mioneapolis
Illiamson Turnates
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Russell E Bernard —Middletown Cho
Bwick Rocdmeester
Eavy
Sohio Hqd
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