Storys Run Storys Run F Earnest Plantz A Fourth of July Visit
Earnest Plantz stationed in New York will spend July 4 with his parents Mr and Mrs Everet Plantz. Numerous local visits unfold as families from Rutland West Columbia Gallipolis Middleport Langsville and Belle W Va share weekends and Sundays with relatives and friends.
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F Earnest Plantz
New York
Everet Plantz
Olen Taylor
Doc Davis
Gallipolis
Roy Thompson
Cub Gilkey
Ermagine Russell
Eddie Russell
West Columbia
Eddy Carathures
Near Washington
Lewis Taylor
Charleston
Paul Burch
Nitro
J. M. Conkle
Jack Bartrum
Langsville
Frank Reedy
Belle
W. Va
J. A. Searles
John Veith
Carpenter Social Notes Honor Mrs Murl Galaway Birthday
A June 23 gathering at the Jordan home celebrated Mrs Murl Galaway and Mendal Jordan with a large turnout of family friends. Attendees included the Crabtrees Jordans Townsends Gilloglys Crabbtrees and many others from Columbus Strasburg Radcliff Athens and Gallipolis. The Young People meet at Temple Church and plan a picnic to Old Man's Cave on July 1 inviting Sunday school members to join.
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Carpenter
Murl Galaway
Mendal Jordan
Jordan
T. M. Galaway
Rolland Crabtree
Kenneth
Donnie
Faye Jordan
Clay
Dorsey
Lavern Jordan
Mae Dwelly
Pansy Turner
Francis Queen
Maude
Franklin Townsend
Downington
Eddie Jordan
Billy
Columbus
Dwaine and
Melva Faye Jordan
Susan
Gallipolis
Paul Gaston
Athens
Temple Church
Cecil
Harold
John Gillogly
Charles Butcher
Dwaine Jordan
Wilma
Carolyn
David Woodrum
Russell
Sara
Cathy Seel
Stella Tom
Molly Welch
Norma
Joy Marshall
Robert
Anna Parker
Albert Quivey
Caar
Crabtree
Orville Whittington
Arthur Craptree
Carpenter Baptist Young Peoples’ Group
Old Man's Cave
Harley Townsend
Galena
Dorilda Vinson
Westina Crabtree
Stassen Named Possible GOP Candidate for 1952
Radio station KXOK reported Harold Stassen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, will be a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 1952.
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ST. Louis
KXOK
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Peter Cheyney Dies at 55 in London
British mystery thriller author Peter Cheyney, renowned for numerous best selling novels, died yesterday in London at age 55. His work span included police procedurals and crime fiction that defined mid century suspense.
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London
Peter Cheyney
Election of church officers slated after Sunday School
Concord notices list a church election set for Sunday following Sunday School. Local residents Gary Everett and Verne Mills visited relatives in Concord and Columbus respectively over weekends. Multiple guests stayed with Wilbur and Florence Everett, with several Antle family members noted as visitors.
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Concord
Gary Everett
Cecil Antle
Verne Mills
Columbus
Bill Sanders
Nancy
Georgia
Bob
Johnnie Antle
Wilbur Everett
John Antle
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Florence McKinley
Patty
Maynard Sayre
Helen
Phyllis
Ed Antle
Lynchburg
Wilbur
Patsy
Phillip Antle
Opal Napper
June
Faye Hammond
Garry
Tommy Reynolds
Chauncey
Caroly Easler
Cleveland
Richard Harris
Barbara Mayhugh and Buck Hopkins wed
Miss Barbara Mayhugh and Buck Hopkins were married. Lyle Basim was surprised on his birthday by about 25 relatives who arrived to help celebrate, and a pot-luck dinner was served at noon.
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Gerald McAfee
Lloyd Oliver
Wilson Oliver
Pleasant Hill
Hazel Root
Ray Gotcham
Parkersburg
Barbara Mayhugh
Buck Hopkins
Garnet Barrett
Columbus
Ray Goddard
Lyle Basim
Faulty Gauge Ignites Major Fire at Plant
Columbus Ohio electric officials say oil from a defective gauge sparked a multi million dollar fire at the Piceway generating plant last Friday. The blaze caused temporary power disruption and voltage curtailment with damage estimated between 2 and 3 million dollars. One of four turbines may resume by week’s end.
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Columbus
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Piceway
Sturgeon and family visit Woodall home guests
EWINGTON reports Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sturgeon and son Bobby from Charleston W Va spent a weekend at the Woodall home. Mrs. Donna Polsiey returned from Akron after visiting her children. Mrs. G H Norris of Charleston visited her daughter. Jasper Coen bought a team of horses in Winfield delivered by Francis Cottrill. Ross Baker and Jasper Coen cut hay for L B Terry. Mr and Mrs Bruce Unroe of Gallipolis visited the Unroes parents. Verna Woodall also mentioned.
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C. C. Woodyard
Arthur Woodyard
Columbus
Lawrence Woodyard
Kenny
Black Hills
Bad Lands
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Martha Quivey
Roberta Parker
Anna
Tommy
Strasburg
Ewington
J. E. Sturgeon
Bobby
Charleston
W. Va
Woodall
Donna Polsiey
Akron
G. H. Norris
Jasper Coen
Winfield
Francis Cottrill
Ross Baker
L. B. Terry
Bruce Unroe
Gallipolis
Mr. Unroe
C. B. Unroes
Verna Woodall
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