Carpenter Family and Community Notes From Local Gatherings
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Chester Baumgardner and Miss Mary Dye of Coshocton. Sunday School picnic at Old Man's Cave. WSCS officers train in Albany. Athens guests with the Cummings and Galaway families. Joy visits Grandparents. Birthday dinner honors Manford Smith in Lancaster. Roosevelt noted for bringing many pets to the White House.
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Carpenter
Chester Baumgardner
Mary Dye
Coshocton
Dale Dye
Carpenter Sunday School
Old Man's Cave
D. V. Cummings
Athens
T. M. Galaway
A. R. Caster
Arthur Crabtree
WSCS
Albany
Lawrence Bowen
Bowen
Alva Rupe
Roy Wiseman
Jan
Springfield
Mr. Smith
Manford Smith
Smith
Lancaster
Elda Starkey
Eugen Holliday
Dexter
Hi. E. Starkey
Earl Starkey
Lakeside Camp
Westina Crabtree
Coolville Social Notes and Local Movements
Salvation Army in Parkersburg quickly aided Harley Brandeberry the Coolville blind man whose home burned. Squire Cecil continues seeking a suitable housing solution while town efforts focus on bringing Brandeberry closer to services. Regular Tuesday prayer services continued. Rev. Harold Hugus and family relocate to New Vienna. Navy induction for Troy area graduates Hornsby and Simmons. Ralph Wigal heads to Rio Grande. Ohio University commencements saw Hugus Dottie Lou Brandeberry and Ronald Chapman receive degrees. Ernest Thompson visited for business. Donal dsons toured from eastern Pennsylvan ia. Miss Alice Coleman in Coolville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Parkersburg
Harley Brandeberry
Coolville
Tom F. Cecil
Brandeberry
Herman Clark
New Methodist
Gallipolis
Harold Hugus
New Vienna
Ohio
Roger Hornsby
Herschel Hornsby
Ireland
Ernie Simmons
Torch
Carthage Troy High School
Navy
Hornsby
Carthage Troy
Ohio University of Athens
Ralph Wigal
Rio Grande
Ernest H. Thompson
Athens
John L. Donaldson
Charles
Anne
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Donaldsons
Steubenville
Alice Coleman
Washington, D. C
Ohio University
Dottie Lou Brandeberry
Ronald Chapman
Hall Chapman
Color TV caravan crew battles weather and delays on tour
NBCs first color TV caravan of 18 color pioneers faced weather breakdowns, electric shocks, and fatigue during a 10 week tour of 10 eastern and midwestern cities led by executive producer Barry Wood. After a 48 hour delay from a van breakdown, rain damaged floral displays and one crew member quit from nervous exhaustion.
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New York
NBC
Barry Wood
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chi
Cago
Columbus
Ohio
Texas
Whitnall Park
Warren Phillips
Advertising Rates and Local Help Wanted Notes
Advertising dial 31242 lists cash rates for want ads with per word charges after 15 words and cancellations by 6 am. It also notes riders wanted for an AEC Plant shift, a termite control line by Marietta Chemical Products Co, and an assortment of local classifieds including an auctioneer and a camera bundle.
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AEC
Piketon
Don O'Neal
Athens BR. D
B. O'Neal
Amesville
Marietta Chemiscal Products Co
Dicken
W. Union St
Modern home display and vehicle ads entice buyers
Classified notes advertise a 1948 International and a 1947 Chevrolet truck for sale by Maynard Coates with contact 21941. Another entry promotes modern mobile homes and a 1949 Studebaker pickup in good condition near Shade offered by Mrs Gordon Ruth.
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Maynard Coates
Studebaker
Gordon Ruth
Shade
Local Residents Share Visits and Hospital News
Fairview and Newark families enjoyed visits with relatives including the Stephens, Weaver, Washburn, Stackpole, Rowley, and Witzel households. Hospital patients include George Stephens in Parkersburg and Anita Linton, with Army enlistment for Paul McGown at Fort Knox. A Sunday family reunion at Roadside Park drew many from Parkersburg and Ireland District.
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Fairview
Shirley
Jim Price
Newark
Harold Stephens
Blake Weaver
Oleta Weaver
G. H. Chalfant
Alfonso Allen
Glen
Virgil Stephens
Columbus
George Stephens
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Franklin Washburn
David
James
Oscar Rise
Hocki
Clay Rowley
Coral
H. V. Stackpole
Huntington
John Witzel
Ravenswood
W. Va
Anita Linton
Julia Washburn
Aubra Washburn
Eleanor
Roadside Park
John McGown
William Ballard
Ireland
Kenneth Sought
William McGown
Paul McGown
John Humphrey
Wilma Gilbert
Marvin Weer
Jerald Stephenson
Randal
Marvin
Hunter Barnhouse
Donna Jean
Edwin Barnhouse
Denver Brown
Lancaster
Edith Humphrey
Frostburg
Theodore Reed, Sr
Pomeroy
Margaret Washburn
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
AP dispatch from Cincinnati outlines hog prices with barrows and gilts mostly 35 to 40 lower, with bulk hogs 95.10 to 25.15 per 100 pounds and varied weights. cattle and calves receipts around 1600 cattle and 350 calves with mixed price ranges and trends. Egg and poultry prices listed for Cincinnati including large whites, brown and mixed eggs, fryers, and heavy hens, along with butter and potatoes prices.
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Cincinnate
Cincinnati
USDA
Ncarce
f.C.b. Cinseinnati
U.S. A
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U. S
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Coolville Social Notes
Coolville — “the Salvation
Squire Cecil
Iearch
BE. Butterfield
East
Wood
Nbc-Tv
Roger Price
Dennis
Cbs-Tv
Burns and Allen
Abc-Tv
Howard Barlow
Dumont
Heart of the City
Cisco Andrade
Johnny Diligio
Brooklyn
Walter Cartier
Kid Portuguez
Guiding Light
Maida's Kitchen
Maida’s Kitchen
Maida'’s Kitchen
Garroway
Meditation Walter Phillips
Walter Phillips
Bride and Groom
Hawkins Falls
Betty White
Pinky Lee Ae Lee
Howdy Doody
Marcella Keyes
Dinah Shore
Fireside Theatre
Ruth Lyons
Ruth L
Wlw-O
Cacnnet
Channel 4
Ethel and Albert
Tony Martin
News Caravan
Mr. McNutley Droodles
Mr. McNutley
Barlow
Dennis Day
Robert Montgomery
Robert
Washington
Howdy Doory
Charlie Gore
Hopalong Cassidy
Breakfast Club
Breakfast
Ladies’ ‘Theater
Ladies’ Theater
Bill Palmer
Davey Jones
Valiant Lady
Phantom Rider
Phantom Rider Midday News
Portia
Paul Dixon
Woman With
Secret Storm
Robert Q. Lewis
Wendy Barrie
Early Theatre
Men of Tomorrow
Goldbergs
Center Stage
Garry Moore
Bob Crosby
Laurel & Hardy
Laure
Hardy
Doug Edwards
Stafford
Gene Autry
Millie
Emily Playhouse
Playhouse
Armchair Theater
Channel
Daly Bait and Boat Bait and Boat
Big Picture
Barlow Cancei
Barlow Cance
Rod Brown
Don Edwards
Burns
Allen Burns
Allen
Arthur Godfrey
Kitchen Fair
Globetrotter—Farm
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Ise
Ansco
Lovell's
Platt's
Hudson
Union Street
Oscar Porter
Sugar Creek
Callata
John BE. Katcheider
Wood Mobile Homes
Belpre
Liberty House
Texaco
Mason
Dave
Athens Auto Parts
Lancaster Sts
Rosenberg's
Athens Junk CO
Depot St
Parker Tire Shop
KRAFT
Steren
Cen
Sais
Auto Service
Brown's
Pure Oil
N. Court
Calendine and Son
Ohio Valley Exterminator Co
Wolfe Hardware
Chesser Farm Supplies
Nelsonville
Maytag Co
Meigs County
Singer Sewing Center
North Court St
McKinley Ave
Decker's
Landis Gult Service
Wanapfey Electric Motor Service
Lennox and
Weir-Myer
W. Carpenter
Monte Davis
Holland Furnace CO
W. Washington
Bicycle and Whitter Sales and Service
C. R. White
Dial
Dean & Barry
Baker and Stauffer
E. State Street
Dean Or Barry
Baker & Stauffer
E. State St
P Restaurant
Silver Star Restaurant
Albany Rest Home
Point Pleasant
Herbert Henderson
Henderson
J. D. Dickson
Middleport
Homer Linscott
Trimble
Phoenix
Dale Strong
Malta
Hampshire
Emerson Ball
Pleasant
Wisconsin
Rufus Hill
Letart
Harold Beatty
Guernsey
Roy Lester
Chaun- Sey
Arbor Acres
White Rocks
New Hampshires
Brown’s Hatchery
White Rock
Higgins Feed
Richland Avenue
White's Mill
Athens Building Materials CO
John Slater & Son
THE
Plains
Athens Junk Company
Depot Stree
Hydra-Matic
FORD
Eine Fee
BUICK
E. Carpenter St
Bardin Brothers
C. E. Schuster
San Columbus
Shannon's Firestone
Laura B. Gold
the Trading Post
Rowland Plumbing
Excello
Robbins and Myers
General Electric
Richland Ave
State St
Church St
IGIRL
Fred Sayers
Millfield
the Messenger
Meyers Wood Products
Hunter St
Logan
Williamson
Phone Russel Bally
Coalville, Onto
Lamborn
Paul Fiske
FT. Hall
Hocking St
Factory Street
Maple's South Y
Leach's
Butler
NEW Philcos
Butler Bros
Harold
Youngs
N. Court St
George Cottrill
Stewart, Ohio
Pearl Keirns
Swanson
Roger Dean
Tommy Dorsey
Roger
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